Webinar: Syria’s displaced health workforce, Wednesday January 27th
Join us for a webinar Wednesday 27th January 2021 1700 UK, 1800 Geneva, 1900 Syria Chair: Rita Dayoub (Chatham House) Speakers:
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Syria’s displaced health workforce: Policy opportunities and challenges
Context The health of Syrians and the healthcare system in Syria have been overwhelmed after nearly ten years of conflict. Healthcare
Webinar Advancing Universal Health Coverage in the Middle East and North Africa: the role of research
View the webinar here which includes presentations from Professor Richard Sullivan, Professor Tezer Kutluk and Dr Fouad M Fouad. The World
Second Syria Health Research Conference
Co-hosted by the Union of Medical and Relief Organisation (UOSSM), the Syrian Research Group (SyRG) at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical
Impact Of COVID-19 On Forcibly Displaced Persons Inside Syria
Over nine years of protracted and violent conflict in Syria has decimated its health system,killed an estimated 586,000 people and forcibly
COVID-19 situation in Syria and possible policy responses
Aim: The aim of this policy report is to summarise key aspects relating to the COVID-19 response across Syria, documenting existing
North west Syria: Humanitarian Catastrophe
Background: recent developments in north west Syria1 1. North west Syria (an area of 6000 square kilometres) includes Idlib governorate and
Refugees, healthcare and crises: informal Syrian health workers in Lebanon
In Syria, seven years of conflict has been catastrophic. Thousands of qualified doctors and health workers have left since 2011. In
Syrian health workers in Lebanon: supporting an informal workforce in crisis
Syria’s health professionals have been displaced to neighbouring countries including Jordan and Lebanon since the devastating civil war began in 2011.
Rebuilding a health workforce in crisis: Syrian healthcare workers
Key messages 1. No comprehensive data exist on the number and specialties of Syrian healthcare workers (HCWs) in countries neighbouring Syria,