March 25, 2022 Lisez ceci en français. By Stephanie Schorow for the Global Mass Vaccination Site Collaborative When public health officials in northern Ghana, a region with a population of a little over 2 million, began the push for COVID-19 vaccinations, they found a significant portion of the population didn’t believe COVID-19 existed. Or if… Continue reading Market Queens, Football Associations, Churches, and Mosques Aid COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts in Northern Ghana
Dr. Rebecca Weintraub and Catherine Klapperich pen an op-ed in the Boston Globe on the need to use and improve upon wastewater COVID-19 monitoring to mitigate infection surges.
Dr. Rebecca Weintraub joins WNYC’s The Takeaway to discuss the recent surge in COVID-19 cases across the globe.
Dr. Rebecca Weintraub in ABC News on what wastewater data is telling us about the current COVID-19 situation and the continued importance of vaccines and boosters.
Dr. Asaf Bitton joins The Dose podcast from the Commonwealth Fund with host Shanoor Seervai to discuss what it will take to rebuild the nation’s broken primary care system.
Par Stephanie Schorow pour Global Mass Vaccination Site Collaborative 11 mars 2022 Read in English. La nécessité de vacciner contre le COVID-19 est universelle, mais les moyens d’administrer efficacement ces vaccins peuvent varier considérablement d’un pays à l’autre. Au Brésil, par exemple, la population est habituée aux campagnes de vaccination de masse et est généralement à l’aise… Continue reading Chaque campagne de vaccination de masse doit être unique
Dr. Eric Goralnick featured on WBZ in Boston on his work at Brigham and Women’s Hospital to create training videos to treat trauma wounds in Ukraine.
Dr. Asaf Bitton in the New York Times on where, and when, you can safely take off your mask.
Julie Rosenberg in US News & World Report on the challenges to expanding primary care’s role in the vaccination effort.
Exemplars in Global Health talk with Hannah Ratcliffe, Ariadne Labs’ former associate director of research for PHC, and Dr. Madeline Pesec, a PHC research assistant at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, about their research on the Costa Rican system and what lessons it could hold for other countries.