Blogs
A week in Uganda: building sustainable critical care nursing
Date: 25 June 2025
Critical Care Education Lead Lisa Enoch explains the impact of a week in Kampala embedding skills and knowledge for both UK and Ugandan nurses, and why face-to-face visits are such an important component of health partnerships.
Bringing global health into focus for resident doctors
Date: 3 June 2025
Global Health Fellow and GP Registrar Susie Langtree describes her involvement in a community antimicrobial stewardship project in Kenya, and her role in demonstrating the relevance of global health to fellow resident doctors in the UK.
Same but different: the role of culture and context in healthcare delivery
Date: 29 April 2025
East of England Global Health Fellow Evan Edmond reflects on his fellowship year and why he thinks different perspectives are key to finding treatments and solutions for the world's major health problems.
Advancing surgical training in incontinence surgery in Malawi
Date: 27 March 2025
East of England Global Health Fellow Mayur Gami reflects on a trip to Malawi to provide training and build support for patients with incontinence, as well as the progress being made to develop a much-needed specialised service.
How to plan partnership activity: reflections of a global health fellow and AHP
Date: 10 March 2025
Charly Gilchrist is a Highly Specialist Speech and Language Therapist and an East of England Global Health Fellow who's working with a health partnership that’s building skills and capacity of the AHP workforce in India to better support disadvantaged communities.
Sharing skills as a paediatric nurse in Malawi
Date: 3 March 2025
Alice Holmes was able to draw on her experience and expertise as a paediatric nurse during a week-long visit to Malawi to deliver ear and hearing care to remote communities.