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Prince Mahidol Award Conference

Date(s): -
Location:
Pattaya, Thailand

Health education in Mali. Reforms at Kenya’s biggest mid-level medical training institution. Bottlenecks and best buys for health education worldwide.

These topics and more will be on the table when experts from IntraHealth International head to Pattaya, Thailand, for the Prince Mahidol Award Conference, January 27–31.

Want a preview? Check out these sessions IntraHealth staff will be offering. We hope you’ll join us in Pattaya to share more great ideas, learn from the latest research, and celebrate the global health policy successes of the past year.

IntraHealth president and CEO Pape Gaye, vice president of corporate strategy and development Rebecca Kohler, and other IntraHealth staff members will be in attendance. The Prince Mahidol Award Conference is an annual international event focusing on policy-related health issues of global significance. This year’s theme is Transformative Learning for Equity in Health in the 21st Century. The 2014 conference is cohosted by the Prince Mahidol Award Conference, the World Health Organization, the World Bank, the US Agency for International Development, Japan International Cooperation Agency, the Rockefeller Foundation, China Medical Board, and other partners.


INTRAHEALTH PARTICIPATION AT A GLANCE

Side Event 9: Private-Sector Models for Preservice Training for Health Workers
Monday, January 27, 9 a.m.–11 p.m.
Kate Tulenko, director of the IntraHealth International-led CapacityPlus project, will be among the speakers during this session.

Side Event 10: Optimizing the Use of Scarce Resources in Order to Scale Up and Transform Health Professional Education: The Role of Good Management
Monday, January 27, 2:00–5:30 p.m.
Rebecca Bailey, health workforce development team lead for the IntraHealth International-led CapacityPlus project, will be among the speakers during this session.

Plenary 2: Implementing Global Human Resources for Health Education Reform: Examining Experiences and the Evidence
Wednesday, January 29, 1:30–3:00 p.m.
Rebecca Bailey presents “More bang for the buck: Best buys for scaling up the production of competent and qualified health professionals.”

Parallel Session 2.4: What Difference Can Transformative Learning Make to Improving Performance of Health Workers?
Wednesday, January 29, 3:30–5:30 p.m.

Cheick Touré, IntraHealth’s country director in Mali, presents “Using Learning for Performance approach enhances preservice education systems for nurses and midwives in Mali.”

Parallel Session 2.5: Young and Poor, Old and Rich: Health Workforce Responses to the Economic and Demographic Transition
Wednesday, January 29, 3:30–5:30 p.m.
Kate Tulenko, director of the IntraHealth International-led CapacityPlus project, will speak during this session.

Parallel Session 2.6: Partnering for Impact: Scaling Up the Health Professional Workforce
Wednesday, January 29, 3:30–5:30 p.m.
Rebecca Bailey presents “Development, implementation, and assessment of an IVR mLearning family planning in-service refresher training for nurses and midwives in Senegal.”

 

Parallel Session 3.4: A New Era for Health Professional Education through Innovative Technologies?
Thursday, January 30, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Martin Kinyua, technology advisor for IntraHealth’s FUNZOKenya project, presents “Transforming training of health workers through e-induction in the Kenyan context.”

Plenary 3: Achieving Universal Health Coverage: Addressing Health Workforce Inequity
Thursday, January 30, 9:00–10:00 a.m.
Kate Tulenko presents “Contribution by CapacityPlus on improved health workforce distribution in Africa and strengthening health workforce information systems.”

Parallel Session 4.3: Health Workforce Lifecycle: Challenges Health Workers Face in Dynamic Contexts
Thursday, January 30, 3:30–5:30 p.m.
Rebecca Bailey presents “Achieving health equity through more efficient and effective management of health professional schools.”

Poster Session: Institutional Strengthening of Kenya Medical Training College toward Delivery of Effective Health Professional Education
Presented by Meshack Ndolo, Janet Muriuki, and Mathew Thuku of IntraHealth’s Capacity Kenya project.

Poster Session: Reforming Health Education Institutions to Eliminate Gender Discrimination
Presented by staff from the IntraHealth-led CapacityPlus project.

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