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Ghislaine Ouedraogo-Ametchie

MPP; Social Scientist at the Pan-African Mosquito Control Association (PAMCA); Qualitative Researcher at Malaria Modelling Lab at Northwestern University; and Stakeholder Engagement Lead at Project Last Mile. Founding Member, Pan African Women in Health (PAWH).
 

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Key features of an uplifting global health collaboration and work environment: From two mid-career African health experts.

The pandemic has tinkered with our work/life balance, but despite that, work continues to play an essential role in our lives. It is, therefore, important to cultivate uplifting work environments. But how do we go about achieving that in the global health ecosystem? In this article, as two mid-career African health experts, we share our perspec...

Informed! An intuitive and inclusive approach to improving health outcomes through community engagement.

Prologue We aim for patient-centered healthcare, but the patient remains a passive recipient of care in that model. In malaria-endemic countries, lower-level facilities lack the human resources, equipment, supplies and structural arrangements needed to provide care.  What if communities became stewards of their own health?  What if they were...