Martin Taylor retweeted
Very pleased to join the @WHO meeting on air pollution, climate change and health in Peking University Health Science Centre. More to be done both in scientific research for evidence, and actionable policy and strategy.
Martin Taylor retweeted
It’s always a pleasure to collaborate with the @WHO China country office! A huge thank you to @MrMartinRTaylor and his exceptional team, for their outstanding support. @WHOWPRO h.xinhuaxmt.com/vh512/share/…
Martin Taylor retweeted
Dr Piukala also met with senior officials from 🇨🇳’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Chinese Center for Disease Control & Prevention, and @cidcaofficial, thanking them for their contribution to global health and ongoing support for WHO’s leading role on health.
Martin Taylor retweeted
Meeting with key academicians, think tanks, researchers and WHO Collaborating Centres, Dr Piukala expressed the important role they play in sharing expertise, science & research in global networks.
We look forward to continuing this work, together, for a healthier world. 🌏🤝
Martin Taylor retweeted
Nurses' pay? Making nurses and other public sector workers poorer is continuation of a trend. We seem to want an economy that tolerates, perhaps encourages, poverty in low paid workers. It's wrong-headed. To get the economy to grow, increase incomes of the poorest 60%.
Primary health care is the future in the Western Pacific Region. Fantastic opportunity with @WHOWPRO to make it happen. bit.ly/3WfC3Wz
Martin Taylor retweeted
There's the moral argument for increasing nurses' pay - very strong. Then, there's the economic argument. Want to fill all those vacant nurses' posts? Pay a decent wage, and relieve the pressures of understaffed services.
Great to see counties exploring how to strengthen primary health care 👇
#HoChiMinh City 🇻🇳!
Excellent afternoon of discussions w/ People’s Committee leadership on strengthening #PrimaryHealthCare and action to tackle #NCDs - in a beautiful building on an amazing blue sky day to boot.
Big challenges, but also huge opportunities.
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With some of the brilliant women I’m privileged to work with, whose incredible work helped make @WHOWPRO #RCM73 a success, despite some pretty challenging circumstances.
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@lauradavison85
@HuongTr66054629
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Have a look at the draft Regional Framework on the Future of #PrimaryHealthCare in the Western Pacific discussed at #RCM73 ➡ bit.ly/3gKJzJ1
Martin Taylor retweeted
Top actions to tackle #AntimicrobialResistance or AMR in the Western Pacific:
🔹Improve capacity and monitoring for the timely detection of AMR
🔹Strengthen political will & leadership, and
🔹Sustain funding support to fight #AMR
#RCM73
Martin Taylor retweeted
#HappeningNow: Health leaders at #RCM73 discuss transforming primary health care for the future, where health systems not only treat illness but also continually interact with patients and people to maintain health and well-being.
Watch here ➡ bit.ly/3f4TIjj
Martin Taylor retweeted
Health ministers and senior officials from across the Western Pacific gather in Manila 🇵🇭 for #RCM73 to address key health issues, share achievements and discuss ways forward.
Read the news release ⬇
bit.ly/3eWUBdH
Join our team to improve access to medicines in @WHOWPRO bit.ly/3s56FfQ
If you are passionate about maternal child health and about improving health care quality and safety then take a look at this position with @WHOWPRO bit.ly/3SW9z2s
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If you are interested in increasing access to essential medicines there is a great job to look at here bit.ly/3fzjfAY
Martin Taylor retweeted
Parliamentarians agreed to use their unique positions to advocate for political commitments, encourage innovation, strengthen legal frameworks, secure sustainable financing, promote inclusivity, and engage international partnerships for strengthening #GlobalHealthSecurity.
Exciting opportunity to support primary health care in Pacific Island Countries. bit.ly/3ANi09E




























