Category: Global Health
| Date | Presentation | |
|---|---|---|
| 01/13/2010 |  | W. Dar |
| 11/16/2009 |  | L. Bautista |
| 10/28/2009 |  | D. Nansera |
| 10/08/2009 |  | W. Ryerson |
| 09/23/2009 |  | G. Tefera |
| 09/09/2009 |  | J. Starling |
| 05/27/2009 |  | J. Ziegler |
 | G. Tefera (email me when the video is available) | |
| 04/08/2009 |  | A. Powwattana |
| 03/26/2009 |  | F. Nakwagala |
| 03/25/2009 |  | L. McCreary, K. Norr, L. Mkandawire-Valhmu |
| 03/04/2009 |  | E. Nadeau |
| 02/04/2009 |  | T. Goldberg |
 | S. Hanson, E. Rice, R. Dempsey, D. Dulli, J. Schiff Boissonnault, L. Dresang, R. Yang View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Global Teaching and Learning in the Health Sciences from the 2009 Global Health Symposium:
Global Health, Cultural Diversity and Study Abroad Nursing Student Experiences by Elizabeth Rice, RN, PhD
The Case for Training Surgical Subspecialists in developing Countries: The Foundation for International Education in Neurological Surgery and Attempts to Reverse the Maldistribution of Health Care in the developing World by Robert J. Dempsey, MD
Educational Benefits of 1-4 Week Medical Missions in the Developing World for Students of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health by Douglas Dulli, MD, MS
UW-Madison Physical Therapy Service-Learning Project: Rehab in Punta Gorda, Belize by Jill Schiff Boissonnault, PT, PhD
Global Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics (ALSO®) and Basic Life Support in Obstetrics (BLSO®)
Lee T. Dresang, MD
Assessing the Impact of a Global Health Experience in Plastic Surgery Residency by Robert Yang, BA | |
 | J. Beasley, J. McCord, M. Amin, A. Moorthy, A. Brower View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Health Policy and Emerging Global Health Issues from the 2009 Global Health Symposium:
Primary Care: An International Perspective, by John W. Beasley, MD Co-authors: Qidwai W, Gomez-Clavelina F.
Implementing a Trauma Registry in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: Our Experience in Two Teaching Hospitals, by Jaime McCord, MD
Sources of Medicine Information for Patients with Chronic Conditions in Alexandria, Egypt, by Mohamed Amin
Chronic Kidney disease (CKd) in Uganda: Need for Prevention of Kidney Failure, by A. Vishnu Moorthy, MD
Outreach in Moldova: Experiences with the USAId Farmer to Farmer Program, by Alexandra Brower, DVM, DaCVP | |
 | S. Hwa, J. Osorio, H. Nissen Bjoernsen, M. Kirby, M. Bastin, R. Koltun, E. Pleuss View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Infectious Diseases from the 2009 Global Health Symposium:
Development of a Recombinant Raccoonpox Virus Vaccine Against Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, by Shi-Hsia Hwa
A DENGUE VACCINE: Is It Needed? Is It Possible? Is It Globally Feasible? by Jorge E. Osorio, DVM, PhD
Nurses’ Role in the Fight Against TB: How Can the Nurse, Through Use of Professional Communication Skills, Motivate the TB Patient to Comply with and Complete TB Treatment? by Hanne Nissen Bjoernsen, RN, BSN, MS/MPH Candidate
The WHO Initiative to Estimate the Global Burden of Foodborne disease and the development of Tools to deal with Imperfect data by Dorte Dopfer
Assessing Community Health and Water Quality in Rural Coastal Ecuador by Miles Kirby, BS, MS, Marie Bastin, BS, BSN, MPH candidate, Raisa Koltun, PharmD, MPH candidate and Elizabeth Pleuss, MS, MPH | |
 | K. Harrison, J. McNulty, C. Gundacker, N. Gundacker, N. Preston, D. Oldenburg, D. DaSilva, A. Rakestraw, A. Stanculescu, D. Mills View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Community Health: Global Perspectives from the 2009 Global Health Symposium:
The Pathology of Poverty: One Response to Economic, Education and Public Health Issues in Sub-Saharan Africa, by Kathleen Harrison, PhD and John A. McNulty
An Exploratory, Qualitative Study of Factors Affecting Children’s Agricultural Work in Tepatitlán,Mexico and Surrounding Areas, by Constance Gundacker, BS and Nathan Gundacker, BS
Eco-health Service Learning in Autlan, Mexico, by Nicholas Preston, PhD and co-author: Darby Oldenburg, PhD, assistant professor, University of Wisconsin - Richland Center
The Nepali Way: Lessons from the Volunteer Services Nepal in Delivering Health Care to Children’s Homes by Douglas DaSilva, BS
Survey of Public Health Issues in the Kuku Group Ranch, Southern Kenya, by Amy Rakestraw, MS, PT, MPH
Yambiro, Ecuador: Healthcare Needs Assessment of Rural Andean Community, by Alexandra Stanculescu and David Mills, BS | |
| 01/28/2009 |  | M. Makary |
| 12/03/2008 |  | N. Makau |
| 10/22/2008 |  | S. Asiimwe |
| 10/15/2008 |  | R. Eltringham |
| 09/17/2008 |  | L. Vermeulen View descriptionAs the complexity of medication therapy has increased for hospitalized patients, the importance of skilled pharmacists and advanced pharmacy services in hospitals has become critical. In August 2008, the Hospital Pharmacy Section of the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) will host a Global Conference on the Future of Hospital Pharmacy, bringing hundreds of delegates from over 100 nations to Basel, Switzerland to address issues that will shape the future of hospital pharmacy practice.
Lee Vermeulen, who chaired the Steering Committee for the Conference, presents a summary of the Conference consensus statements. In addition, a global survey of hospital pharmacy practice was conducted by the Vermeulen in preparation for the Conference, and a summary of the results are presented. |
| 08/27/2008 |  | J. Cleary, M. Smith |
| 05/07/2008 |  | L. Smith View descriptionIn 1990, Dr. Linnea Smith began practicing medicine in Peru, on the edge of the Amazon River, and she continues to work there caring for the local people. She talks of life in the rainforest, the evolution of her small clinic and the challenges of attempting to provide medical care in an area lacking basic services, let alone advanced medical technology. |
| 04/30/2008 |  | S. Massad |
| 04/09/2008 |  | G. Fischer View descriptionToday’s global challenges to healthy living demand both global and local solutions. It is therefore imperative to frame the learning experience of today’s students in a global context. Dr. Fischer focuses on pathways to educating globally literate students in Wisconsin’s public schools. He elaborates on current initiatives, which focus on advocacy, school partnerships for student exchanges, and project-based international learning, as well as the use of technology to facilitate interaction with students around the world. |
| 04/07/2008 |  | C. Pannenborg |
 | N. Sewankambo View descriptionNelson Sewankambo, speaks on Adult Male Circumcision: An Intervention Measure for Control of Heterosexual HIV Transmission: Lessons from Rakai Health Sciences Program. | |
 | C. Haq, G. Ridley, C. Young, N. Sewankambo | |
| 04/02/2008 |  | L. Acevedo, G. Chambray |
| 03/31/2008 |  | D. Mount View descriptionDelora Mount, MD, gives a fascinating, visual talk on her 14 international service trips. You will also learn about organizations, such as Eduplast, this organization performs surgeries in developing countries and helps train local surgeons to carry on the work. |
| 03/26/2008 |  | N. Marano View descriptionNina Marano, discusses the intersections between her work and the globalization of emerging infectious diseases. |
| 03/05/2008 |  | F. Chenoweth |
 | L. DiPrete Brown, K. Solheim, M. Hewson, S. Dillon Gold View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to HIV / AIDS from the 2008 Global Health Symposium:
Walking in Cambodian Communities with HIV/AIDS: Dhammayietra Mongkol Borei Program Evaluation by Karen Solheim, RN, PhD
Making a Difference for Children Affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa: A Regional Strategy to Improve the Quality of Services for Orphans and Vulnerable Children by Lori DiPrete Brown, MSPH
Role of African Traditional Health Practitioners in Approaching the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in the South African School Curriculum by Mariana Hewson, PhD
Will I Stay Long?: Educating HIV+ Adolescents in Kenya by Susan Dillon Gold, RN, BSN | |
 | E. Reisdorf, M. Ceraso, L. Hartjes, B. Frederick, F. Naab View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Emerging Global Health Strategies from the 2008 Global Health Symposium:
Laboratory Based Efforts for Pandemic Preparedness by Erik Reisdorf
Update on Turning the Tide on Tobacco Use in China: Starting with Health Professionals by Marion Ceraso
Travel health Risk Perceptions of Study Abroad Students by Laurie B. Hartjes
Utilizing Systems Engineering Application to Improve HIV Flow Laboratory Capabilities in Nairobi, Kenya by Brian Frederick
Psychosocial Experiences of Infertile Men in Accra Metropolis, Ghana by Florence Naab | |
 | J. Baumgartner, S. Dennis, S. Nash, S. Olson, Y. Eun, J. Charles View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Global Health and the Environment from the 2008 Global Health Symposium:
Assessing the Environmental Components of Trachoma Transmission in Kongwa District, Tanzania: A Project Description by Scott Nash
Precipitation Based Malaria Patterns in the Amazon: Will Deforestation Alter Risk? by Sarah Olson
Household Air Pollution Concentrations from Biomass Combustion in Rural Yunnan, China by Jill Baumgartner
Bringing Clean Water to Rural Uganda by Yejin Eun and Jesse Charles
Learning from Honduran Kids: Reflections on Play, Health and the Built Environment in Rural Honduras by Samuel F. Dennis, Jr | |
| M. Courey, M. Sheahan, M. McDonald, R. Gorbach, K. Ratteree View descriptionThis video will contain the following presentations related to Access to Health Services from the 2008 Global Health Symposium:
Access To Controlled Medications Program: A World Health Organization Undertaking by Megan Sheahan
Provider and Client Influences on Family Planning Use in the Ashanti Region of Ghana by Maureen McDonald, MPH
University of Wisconsin Community Health Nursing Program in Taxco, Mexico by Roxane Gorbach
More than Money: A Comparative Analysis of Nurse Migration from Kenya and Uganda to the United
Kingdom by Marissa Courey, MSc
All Men Count: A Program to Increase Prostate and Colorectal Screening Participation for Men of the
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe by Kathleen Ratteree | |
 | S. Koczela, A. Bibi, C. Gottileb, A. Alonso View descriptionThis video contains presentation regarding Women's and Children's Health from the 2008 Global Health Symposium:
Same Problem, Different Factors: Maternal Health Care Seeking in Mathare, Kenya by Stephanie Koczela
The Pakistan Initiative for Mothers and Newborns: Partnerships for Sustainable Improvements in Maternal and Newborn Health by Dr. Aaliya R. Bibi, MBBS
Estimating the Prevalence of Childhood Disability in Developing Countries: Data From UNICEF’s Multiple Cluster Indicator Survey-round 3 (MICS-3) by Carissa Gottlieb
FGM/C Project 2008 “The Right to be UnCut: Women and Infibulation in the Horn of Africa” by Araceli Alonso | |
| 03/04/2008 |  | R. Gilsdorf |
| 11/12/2007 |  | B. Micke View descriptionThe Wisconsin Medical Project (WMP) is a non-profit humanitarian organization whose mission is to deliver medical supplies and equipment to pediatric colleagues at the Eduardo Agramonte Pediatric Hospital in Madison's sister city of Camaguey, Cuba.
In addition to discussing the current work of WMP to update the laboratories in the main pediatric hospital and their 60-bed neonatal unit, Dr. Micke gives a brief overview of health care in Cuba, highlights the advances in public health as well as considers the problems the Cuban economy and the ongoing US embargo pose to health care delivery throughout Cuba. |
| 10/22/2007 |  | P. Mugyenyi |
| 10/10/2007 |  | R. Buitrago, G. Madiye |
| 10/08/2007 |  | E. Vega |
| 09/25/2007 |  | K. Patterson View descriptionBack in 1977, a National Academy of Sciences report stated that we possessed all the resources necessary to end global hunger in a generation, yet UNICEF just reported that the number of children dying daily of preventable causes is at its worst level since 1960. Each day, 27,000 children die of preventable causes.
Mr. Patterson will talk about the gap between what is, and what is possible related to global poverty. Learn about some of the known solutions, the global pledge to cut poverty in half by 2015, and how we can all be a part of the answer. |
| 05/09/2007 |  | E. Darkoh View descriptionErnest Darkoh, MD, MPH, MBA, founder and chairman of Broadreach Healthcare speaks on "Rethinking the Healthcare Model in Africa" at the Health Sciences Learning Center on May 9, 2007. |
| 04/18/2007 |  | D. Nansera View descriptionDenis Nansera, MD, highlights how Uganda has responded to the HIV epidemic using innovations acceptable to a population with diverse social and economic backgrounds. |
| 03/22/2007 |  | M. Warren View descriptionMitchell Warren, executive director of the AIDS Vaccine Advocacy Coalition (AVAC) spoke on "Beyond the ABCs: AIDS Vaccines and Other New Prevention Technologies" at the Health Sciences Learning Center on March 22, 2007. |
| 02/07/2007 |  | J. Mukherjee View descriptionThe third annual Global Health Symposium was held at the University of Wisconsin Madison Health Sciences Learning Center on Wednesday, February 7th, 2007. The focus of this year's event was Interdisciplinary Approaches to Improving Global Health with a Keynote presentation titled, "New Paradigms in Public Health and Human Rights" given by Joia Mukherjee, MD, MPH an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. |
 | R. Golden, D. Buss, G. Bousquet, C. Kraus, L. Baumann, C. Haq View descriptionDean Robert Golden, Dean Daryl Buss, Dean Gilles Bousquet, Professor Connie Kraus and Professor Linda Baumann shared what Global Health means to each of their schools at the 3rd annual Global Health Symposium held at the Health Sciences Learning Center on February 7th, 2007. Cynthia Haq, MD the director of the Center for Global Health which sponsored this symposium that focused on Interdisciplinary Approaches to Improving Global Health. | |
 | J. Kenny, W. Shapiro, A. Kendziorski, L. DiPrete Brown, J. Hartman, J. Doyle View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Global Health Partnerships from the 2007 Global Health Symposium:
PrimeKare Kazakhstan
Given by: John Doyle, DDS
"Can I Really Take This Spectrophotometer as Carry On?" Health Care in Cuba and the Wisconsin Medical Project's Work Updating Laboratory Services at the Eduardo Agarmonte Childrens Hospital
Given by: Jack Kenny, MD and William Shapiro, MD
Lifeskills Education and Playing a Supporting Role in a South African Orphan Project
Given by: Alexander Kendxiorski, MD
A University Partnership for Community-based Research and Action: Mexico
Given by: Lori DiPrete Brown, MPH
Opportunities for Study, Research, and Service for Students and Health Professionals in Belize
Given by: Jeff Hartman, MPT, MPH | |
 | C. Herrick, S. Gross, A. Mathieu, J. Baumgartner, B. Robinson, M. Courey View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Women's Health and Empowerment from the 2007 Global Health Symposium:
Obstetric Fistula in Tanzania: Reproductive Health is Social Justice
Given by: Claire Herrick
Maternal Health Care Utilization in Indonesia: Prior Trends, Recent Development
Given by: Samuel Gross, MA
El Proyecto Mural: Health and Reproductive Rights Among the Indigenous Women of Oaxaca, Mexico
Given by: Alexandra Mathieu
Exploring Ecological Sanitation as a Step Toward the Elimination of Manual Scavenging and Improved Health in Rural India
Given by: Jill Baumgartner and Brian Robinson
More than Money: A Comparative Analysis of Nurse Migration from Kenya and Uganda to the United Kingdom
Given by: Marissa Courey, MSc | |
 | M. Kron, Y. Semeniuk, C. Thomas, R. Cramer, J. Klink View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Infectious Diseases from the 2007 Global Health Symposium:
Multifunctional Aminoacyl-tRNA Synthetases in Human Parasitic Filarial: Insight into new Drug Discovery and Host-Parasite Interactions
Given by: Michael A. Kron, MS, MD
WHO Internship Summer 2006: Demographic Data on Youth Ages 10-24 in Kiev, Ukraine
Given by: Yulia Semeniuk, MS, RN
PolioPlus: The Eradication Effort and the Future
Given by: Chester B. Thomas, DVM, MPVM, PhD
Factors Impacting Patient Adherence to Complex Tuberculosis Treatment Regimes in Lusaka, Zambia
Given by: Rebecca Cramer, MPH
Home-Based Water Purification in Uganda
Given by: Jenna Klink | |
 | L. Bautista, X. Kuang, S. Ellison, L. Olson, L. Baumann, A. Adams, C. Veldhorst View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Chronic Illness: Prevention & Intervention from the 2007 Global Health Symposium:
Prevalence of Obesity in Latin America: Results from the Consortium of Latin American Studies in Obesity (LASO)
Given by: Leonelo E. Bautista, MD, DrPH
Turning the Tide on Tobacco Use in China: Starting with Health Professionals
Given by: Xiaodong Kuang, MA
Management of Diabetes in Uganda
Given by: Linda Baumann, PhD, RN, Shanee Ellison, and Lindsay Olson
Overcoming Obstacles: Using Evidence to Engage American Indian Communities in Childhood Obesity Prevention
Given by: Alexandra Adams, MD, PhD | |
 | L. Albright, J. Wang, G. Tefera, J. Patterson, J. Beasley View descriptionThis video contains the following presentations related to Education and Training from the 2007 Global Health Symposium:
Pediatric Neurosurgery in East Africa
Given by: Leland Albright, MD
Family Medicine Development in China
Given by: Jie Wang, MD, PA-C
The Ethiopian Surgical Training Project
Given by: Girma Tefera, MD
Hackett Hemwall Foundation: Prolotherapy and Sclerotherapy Training in Central America
Given by: Jeffrey Patterson, DO
International Federation of Primary Care Research Networks
Given by: John W. Beasley, MD | |
| 12/06/2006 |  | R. Brooks View descriptionThe Global Health Seminar Series on Wednesday, December 6, featured "The Public Health Response to Natural and Human Disasters: What We Can Learn from Sri Lanka," by Richard Brooks, outreach program manager and director of the Health Promotion Project. |
| 11/30/2006 |  | C. Frederick View descriptionListen to Chris Frederick, RN MSN speak about HIV/AIDS in Honduras and her experiences as the founder/director of Walking With Children, a home that she is opening for children living with HIV/AIDS.
Walking with Children |
| 11/09/2006 |  | R. Rodriguez, Y. Garza View descriptionThe presenters will discuss their work with the faculty from the University of Guadalajara in developing a response to violence against women both on the campus and in the community. |
| 10/12/2006 |  | N. Kendall View descriptionIn much of the literature on HIV prevention and AIDS care, formal schooling is conceived of as the primary mechanism for "inoculating" children against the pandemic and meeting the needs of children and communities made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS. Despite this growing focus on formal schooling as a "social vaccine", there is little evidence of how schools and children-particularly orphaned and vulnerable children-interact in highly-affected areas. This presentation will examine evidence from Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe on how children, schools, communities, and states currently interact. It will then examine international efforts, particularly US Federal efforts, to transform HIV/AIDS education in these settings. Lastly, it will present recommendations about how to improve the efficacy of an "educational vaccine" against HIV. |
| 09/21/2006 |  | H. Klug View descriptionThe talk focuses on the problem of sustainable access to medicines in the context of South Africa's HIV/AIDS pandemic. After giving a brief background to the present pandemic Professor Klug will discuss the various conditions; legal, political and social that undermine the ability of the health system to ensure a sustainable supply of needed medicines. He will also evaluate a range of arguments that have been made to either justify the existing structure of medicine supply or to deny that patents and other legal provisions are at all relevant to the problem of access to medicines or the failure to adequately address the ongoing crisis. |
| 03/01/2006 |  | C. Wendland View descriptionClaire Wendland, MD, PhD gives a presentation titled "Politics and Love: Medical Training in Malawi". This presenation is sponsored by the Center for Global Health. |
| 02/23/2006 | Coming Soon | J. McCord View descriptionDr. Jamie McCord spoke on "Two Months in Togo" on February 23, 2006 at the UW Health Sciences Learning Center. |
| 02/08/2006 |  | R. Anstett View descriptionDr. Richard Anstett spoke on "Tropical Diseases: What you will see in Developing Countries" on February 8, 2006 at the UW Health Sciences Learning Center. |
