World Health Organization (WHO) regularly conducts webinar on different contextually relevant issues to update concerned stakeholders on current health affairs.
Join the upcoming webinar on: 20 May 2020 13:00 – 14:00 CET |Geneva, Switzerland
Country experiences have shed light on effective solutions, critical bottlenecks, and practical lessons for strengthening health systems for impact on Noncommunicable Diseases (NCD). More so, the reality of COVID-19 offers a stark reminder and call for collective action to fill the NCD gap and protect the most vulnerable. WHO initiatives provide key insights on:
What practical solutions best catalyze systemic change?
How to move from pilot to robust scale-up of NCD services?
Does multisectoralism hinder health system strengthening?
WHO NCD/Integrated Service Delivery unit invites you to join regular webinar sessions for cross-learning to accelerate action on HSS for NCD.
WHAT:Platform to connect, share and learn about pragmatic solutions. WHO:WHO NCD and health system units; country public health officers and NCD community; academic partners. WHEN: Monthly WHERE: Virtual WebEx meeting
Webinar information: NCD Hard Talks: Making Health Systems Deliver
Ms. Kusum Wagle is a seasoned public health expert with more than a decade of experience in the public health sector. She has pursued Masters in Public Health (MPH) as a WHO-TDR Scholar from BRAC James P. Grant School of Public Health, Bangladesh.
Ms. Wagle have gained profound experiences in public health sector under different thematic areas of health, nutrition, sexual and reproductive health, maternal and newborn health, research etc., targeting diverse audience of different age groups. She has performed diverse roles ranging from Lecturer in the public health department of colleges, Nutrition Program Manager, Research Manager and Consultants in different programs, projects and academic institutions of Nepal. Ms. Wagle also holds an immense experience in working closely and persistently with the government agencies, non-government organizations, UN agencies, CSOs and other stakeholders at the national and sub-national level. She has successfully led and coordinated different projects involving multi-sector participation and engagement and is also regularly involved in the development of different national level health and nutrition guidelines, manuals and frameworks.
