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In honor of World Social Work Day, in the International Year of the Health and Care Workers, HRH2030 convened an expert panel to showcase work being done through both global initiatives and country programs, highlighting how the health and social service sectors can better...
This year, health care heroes have been on the front line of a devastating pandemic. Meanwhile, governments have struggled to keep an estimated 59 million health workers informed and prepared to prevent and treat COVID-19....
Social workers do so much to guarantee our well-being and the well-being of our families and children, let’s act for their well-being too. ...
Los trabajadores sociales hacen tanto para garantizar nuestro bienestar y el bienestar de nuestras familias y niños, actuemos también por su bienestar....
As we enter the Year of the Health and Care Workers, we are in a timely position to pause and reflect on adaptations to the service delivery landscape in response to COVID19 and how these adaptations and innovations impact human resources for health needs...
On February 1st, HRH2030 will hand over Timor-Leste’s new training information management system (TMIS) to the National Institute of Health (Instituto Nacional de Saúde [INS]). This symbolic ceremony represents nine months of intense collaboration to transform the country’s health worker training tracking system from...
It is impossible to reimagine health systems that can achieve better outcomes and social justice goals without a diverse, resilient, well-protected health workforce for all. People drive health system performance—from national ministers of health at the top level to health workers on the front...
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated human resources for health challenges around the world and heightened need for a well-prepared, well-supported workforce to not only respond to the pandemic but to also maintain essential services including those for HIV. Community-based services have been critical to...
AAAH’s webinar series, Addressing Health Care Workers’ Challenges in Response to COVID-19: Sharing experiences and drawing countries’ lessons, which took place over the past two months, drew speakers from across 16 countries who highlighted how governments, partners, and other stakeholders mobilized the health workforce...
This blog outlines five steps he and other global experts shared during a virtual event alongside the 75th United Nations General Assembly for how countries, donors, and others can better protect and support our most precious resource—frontline health workers....