News
The latest news stories, announcements and opportunities from CGHP.
Partnership visit to Kakamega, Kenya!
14 March 2022
Our first in-person partnership visit of the year (and first since early 2020) has been a great success! Last week, Cristiano Serra, a Pharmacist at Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and CGHP Director, Evelyn Brealey, visited our partners in Kakamega, western Kenya within the Kakamega Cambridge Antimicrobial Stewardship (AMS) partnership.
Designing Trauma Systems in a Global Context: How do we deliver care to those who need it most?
24 February 2022
On 23rd February we held an online event ‘Designing Trauma Systems in a Global Context: How do we deliver care to those who need it most?’. We had fantastic presentations from Professor Peter Hutchinson, Arthur Kwizera and Dr Rick Brennan who spoke to how the World Health Organisation Trauma Operational and Advisory team is working to measurably improve health outcomes due to trauma.
Season’s Greetings & End of Year Retrospective
15 December 2021
We shared our 2021 Retrospective, offering an overview of our achievements from the past year. Click here to read!
Phenomenal Fundraising
1 November 2021
Fundraiser, Jim Johnson, has raised an amazing £1272 for CGHP. He set himself the challenge of beating his PB in three running events, including a 10km, a half marathon and full marathon. Thank you Jim!
Autumn Newsletter
14 October 2021
We shared our CGHP Autumn newsletter this week. The newsletter includes updates from some of our partnerships, recommended reads and upcoming events.
“My experience to date has taught me that partnership is at the heart of global health”
16 September 2021
Earlier this week, CGHP committee member and partner in the Cambridge Yangon Trauma Intervention Partnership, Dr Tom Bashford, published a short article for the Coalition for Global Prosperity. The piece titled, The Future of Aid: Development in the 2020s, offers an insightful and thought provoking read for those looking to engage in global health opportunities. Grab a coffee and have a read!