ORAL 9: Power, Politics & Policy: Who Really Shapes Global Health

Room 501 & 502
Sunday, October 26 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Presenter
Michelle Amri
Serge Sari
Mary Ndu
Shadi Mousavi Nia
Jan Filart
Erica Sharma
Julian Natukunda
Description:
Pre-Departure Curriculum and Its Impact on Ethical and Reflexive Experiential Learning and Cultural Humility
Shadi Mousavi Nia, Queen's University

The quest for equity in global health is underpinned by neocolonial discourses: an analysis driven by the decolonizing global health movement
Michelle Amri, University of British Columbia
Jan Filart, University of British Columbia

Who influences who in setting the health policy agenda? An investigation into the interplay between international organizations and the national government in the Philippines
Michelle Amri, University of British Columbia

Élaboration ou réforme des politiques de santé : compréhension et capacité d'influence des Associations de Professionnels de Santé (APS) au Burkina Faso, en République Démocratique du Congo (RDC) et au Sénégal
Papa Djibril NDOYE, ENDA Santé

Semaine nationale de planification familiale au Burkina Faso : Résultats et enseignements tirés après une décennie de mise en œuvre
Serge Sari, Fonds des nations unies pour la population

An International be Treaty for a Crispr Bioweapon: Urgency or Overreaction?
Erica Sharma, University of Toronto

Clarifying meanings and significance of solidarity for global health research: results from a qualitative study
Mary Ndu, Western University
Elysee Nouvet, Western University
Julian Natukunda, University of Oxford