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  • 🚀 Upcoming Steering Committee Meeting – Share Your Topics! 🌍✨

    Dear Community Members,

    📅 The next Steering Committee meeting is coming up at the end of March! The committee brings together two representatives from each stakeholder group to ensure balanced representation, alongside members from the Federal Ministries 🏛️ (BMG, BMZ, AA, BMEL, BMUV, and BMBF).

    🌟 Did you know? The Community Manager Michael Galatsch of the Global Child Health Community is also part of the committee and acts as a...
    🚀 Upcoming Steering Committee Meeting – Share Your Topics! 🌍✨

    Dear Community Members,

    📅 The next Steering Committee meeting is coming up at the end of March! The committee brings together two representatives from each stakeholder group to ensure balanced representation, alongside members from the Federal Ministries 🏛️ (BMG, BMZ, AA, BMEL, BMUV, and BMBF).

    🌟 Did you know? The Community Manager Michael Galatsch of the Global Child Health Community is also part of the committee and acts as a valuable link 🔗 between our communities and the Steering Committee!

    💡 What’s on your radar? If there are important topics, events, or initiatives that should be highlighted in the next meeting, we’d love to hear from you! Drop your ideas in the comments 💬 or reach out directly to Michael or me via message.

    📢 Deadline for feedback: March 6! Let’s make sure your voices are heard!

    🎤🔥 Looking forward to your input! 🚀✨
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  • With the request to share this event - Be part of it!

    We are excited to invite you to participate in an innovative, collaborative process to shape the policy brief "Enhancing Access to Healthcare for Displaced and Conflict-Affected Children."

    This initiative, led by the Global Child Health Community of the Global Health Hub Germany (GHHG), introduces a participatory format designed to engage experts like you. Your insights will be critical in creating a comprehensive, actionable document...
    With the request to share this event - Be part of it!

    We are excited to invite you to participate in an innovative, collaborative process to shape the policy brief "Enhancing Access to Healthcare for Displaced and Conflict-Affected Children."

    This initiative, led by the Global Child Health Community of the Global Health Hub Germany (GHHG), introduces a participatory format designed to engage experts like you. Your insights will be critical in creating a comprehensive, actionable document that reflects diverse perspectives and serves as a key resource for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners.

    Why Participate?

    • Innovative Format: The process includes multiple opportunities for engagement:
    o Online Questionnaire: Review the draft policy paper and provide structured and free-text feedback for each section.
    o Collaborative Workshop: A live virtual event where we discuss expert feedback, refine recommendations, and engage in interactive discussions.
    • Shape Policy: Contribute your expertise to ensure the policy brief addresses the most pressing challenges in child healthcare across conflict and displacement settings.
    • Acknowledgment: Significant contributors will be formally recognised in the acknowledgements section of the final paper.



    Help Us Spread the Word!
    We encourage you to share this invitation with your networks to ensure broad participation and diverse perspectives. A wide range of feedback will help us achieve a significant, impactful outcome for this critical initiative.

    Workshop Details
    • Date: February 17, 2025
    • Time: 3:30 PM CET
    • Location: Online (link to follow upon registration)

    Next Stepps
    1. Read the ZERO DRAFT Working Paper:  https://globalhealthhub.de/fileadmin/general_documents/20250122_DRAFT_WorkingPaper_ChildHealthInConflictSettings.pdf

    2. Access the online questionnaire and contribute your feedback by February 10 2025:  https://redcap.zhaw.ch/surveys/?s=XPY9EEX8JTRPWA88
    3. Register for the workshop to join the live discussion with experts:  https://live.invitario.com/en/webinar-global-child-health/registration/

    Your participation in this collaborative effort will enhance the policy paper and advance the global dialogue on child health in conflict and displacement settings.

    Should you have any questions or need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us at michael.galatsch@zhaw.ch.

    We look forward to your invaluable contributions!

    Warm regards,
    Patricia Kramarz, Charlotte Pohl and Michael Galatsch Michael
    On behalf of the Global Health Hub Germany (GHHG) – Global Child Health Community

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  • Dear Member of the Stakeholder Group Academia,

    In the upcoming election, the Global Health Hub Germany would like to submit eight questions related to global health to the political parties as part of our electoral assessment. We aim to understand the objectives various parties seek to achieve in global health and the specific measures they plan to implement during the new legislative period.

    I want to involve you in this process because one question regarding our Stakeholder Group is...
    Dear Member of the Stakeholder Group Academia,

    In the upcoming election, the Global Health Hub Germany would like to submit eight questions related to global health to the political parties as part of our electoral assessment. We aim to understand the objectives various parties seek to achieve in global health and the specific measures they plan to implement during the new legislative period.

    I want to involve you in this process because one question regarding our Stakeholder Group is crucial and should not be overlooked. I have proposed a question and would appreciate your comments by December 7, 2024. I have included a German and an English version of the question so everyone can contribute. The final Version will be in German.

    ****German Version******
    Die Forschung und Lehre im Bereich der globalen Gesundheit spielen eine zentrale Rolle, um innovative Lösungsansätze für globale Herausforderungen wie den Klimawandel, Gesundheitskrisen oder unzureichende Versorgungssysteme zu entwickeln. Wie möchte Ihre Partei die Forschung und Lehre in diesem Bereich gezielt fördern, insbesondere mit Blick auf die interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit und die Einbindung aller Gesundheitsfachberufe? Welche Länder, Bereiche oder Professionen sollten dabei aus Ihrer Sicht besonders gestärkt werden, um die Gesundheitsversorgung weltweit nachhaltig zu verbessern?

    ****English Version*****
    Research and teaching in global health are essential for developing innovative solutions to global challenges such as climate change, health crises, and inadequate healthcare systems. How would your party specifically promote research and teaching in this field, particularly in terms of interdisciplinary collaboration and the involvement of all healthcare professions? In your opinion, which Countries, areas or professions should be prioritized to enhance and sustain global healthcare?

    You are also welcome to formulate new questions... this is only meant to be a first suggestion!

    Looking forward to your comments and suggestions

    Michael
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  •   Naqibullah Hamdard commented on this post about 10 months ago
    >>> Ask your Candidates <<<
    Our Hub members have the chance to engage directly with the candidates for the new Global Health Hub Steering Committee. This is your opportunity to ask questions and to network. To start this interactive session, we would like to pose the first question to our male candidates Naqibullah Hamdard & Michael Galatsch

    What is a personal experience or an event that has shaped your perspective on global health?

    Please ask further questions in the comment section...
    >>> Ask your Candidates <<<
    Our Hub members have the chance to engage directly with the candidates for the new Global Health Hub Steering Committee. This is your opportunity to ask questions and to network. To start this interactive session, we would like to pose the first question to our male candidates Naqibullah Hamdard & Michael Galatsch

    What is a personal experience or an event that has shaped your perspective on global health?

    Please ask further questions in the comment section below.
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      My experience has significantly shaped my perspective on global health. I witnessed the challenges of accessingThanks for this question...

      My experience has significantly shaped my perspective on global health. I witnessed the challenges of accessing healthcare for children in rural Afghanistan. While working in community healthcare settings, I saw the severe impact of preventable diseases such as respiratory infections, diarrhoea, and malnutrition. Implementing Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) protocols and training local health workers improved child health outcomes. Efforts to enhance vaccination and community-based nutrition programs proved to be vital. This experience underscored the potential to overcome healthcare barriers through community engagement and targeted interventions, profoundly influencing my understanding of global health.

      Best regards
      Michael
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    • A personal experience that profoundly shaped my perspective on global health occurred during my childhood in Afghanistan. As a schoolboy, I witnessedA personal experience that profoundly shaped my perspective on global health occurred during my childhood in Afghanistan. As a schoolboy, I witnessed a pregnant woman die by the roadside because there were no vehicles available to take her to the nearest health facility, which was two hours away by car. This tragic event ignited my passion for becoming a medical doctor to help people in underserved areas. Over the years, working in the hospital, I realized I couldn’t make a bigger impact unless I moved to work in the public and global health sector. I have worked in advisory and leadership roles in public health in my country, and this drive led me to pursue advanced studies and a career in public health both in Heidelberg, Germany, and the USA. Later, I had the opportunity to work on improving health systems and access to healthcare across South and Central Asia and Europe (Germany and others), including managing multinational projects funded by organizations like the Asian Development Bank, the Global Fund, UN, WB, and national governments. Currently, I teach global health to graduate students at Arden University in Berlin.  More ...
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