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Durham Convention Center
301 W Morgan Street
Durham, NC United States |
| Theme: | One Health: Creating our Shared Future -- Humans, Animals, and the Environment |
| Hosts: | Triangle Global Health Consortium
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The 2019 Triangle Global Health Annual Conference will be held on Wednesday, October 16, 2019 in Durham, North Carolina, with a theme of One Health: Creating our Shared Future -- Humans, Animals, and the Environment. It will focus on ways to expand interdisciplinary collaboration and communication on all aspects of health for humans, animals, and the environment and will examine how health for humans, animals, and the environment are inextricably linked.
Our Participation
Featured Event
Morning Plenary Session
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| Presenter(s): | Pape Gaye, President and CEO of IntraHealth International and 2019 Global Health Champion Award Winner, will speak about his three decades of leadership in international health and development as he oversees work in over 40 countries to strengthen their health workforces and health systems.
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Café Sessions
The Future of Health Work in Africa. What Will It Look Like in 2040? What Will It Mean for Global Health in North Carolina?
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| Location: | Meeting Rooms 3 & 4
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| Presenter(s): | Led by Dai Hozumi, this workshop will delve into plausible scenarios for health work in sub-Saharan Africa in 2040, and by extension the future of health workforce development. This interactive session will ask participants to consider four draft scenarios for the next 20 years of health workforce development in Africa that capture a range of future possibilities—good and bad, expected and surprising.
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Presentations
Making Old Data Do New Tricks: Machine Learning with Facility and Population Data in Uganda
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| Presenter(s): | Amy Finnegan and Dave Potenziani will present a poster highlighting IntraHealth's machine-learning approach in Uganda, which is used to glean insights from the flood of health systems and population data available to the Ugandan ministry of health. What they found will help ministry officials make more strategic decisions about the support they allocate to health facilities.
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Participants
Pape Gaye
Pape Gaye
President and CEO
Dai Hozumi
Dai Hozumi
Chief Technical Officer
Amy Finnegan
Amy Finnegan
Senior Data Scientist
David Potenziani
David Potenziani
Senior Informatics Advisor