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Seed Global Health will be at the United Nations General Assembly on September 23 to 27. Please tune in to our two key events.

Transforming Health Workforce Education to Meet Population Needs and Achieve UHC

September 24 | 10:30 AM12:30 PM 

In recent years, global governance efforts and reports and World Health Assemblies have called for increasing social accountability in the education of health professionals to better respond to population needs. Much remains to be done. This event brings together educators, thought leaders, policymakers, and funders to discuss why transformative health workforce education and evaluation of the workforce data on production, employment, and retention are vital to universal health coverage (UHC). Participants will discuss key issues and emerging evidence pertinent to the return-on-investments of socially accountable health workforce education and identify next steps to mobilize action. 

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UHC and the Power of People: The Case for Investing in a Qualified Health Workforce

September 24 | 12:302 PM

Investing in a qualified health workforce is key in supporting healthy populations and prosperous economies. Yet, the World Health Organization estimates there will be a shortfall of 18 million health care workers by 2030. Join us for a practical and forward-looking conversation highlighting the importance of investing in doctors, nurses, and midwives to achieve UHCand exploring the paths that will get us there.

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