Sumaiyah Docrat PhD
@sumaiyahd
Health Economist | Health Systems Specialist
Policy & Strategic Engagement lead @AfricaCDC Health Economics and Financing Programme
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08-09-2011 10:21:18
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... to give insights into the case for investing in public health for economic development. ๐ป๐ฃ. ๐ธ๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐จ๐๐๐ - ๐ฝ๐ธโโ noted that in the African continent, thereโs regularity of disease outbreaks which requires consistent investments including; financial, human resource and infrastructure. 2/4
Africa CDC, the Health Economics Programme (HEP) has a mission of strengthening Africa CDC & Member Statesโ capacity of generating and utilizing health economics evidence toย improve public health decision-making and practice. ย 3/3
Your support Justice Nonvignon & the opportunity to spend time with Mieraf Taddesse Tolla Elias and Ewot in person last week has reignited the passion I have in what we do! Excited to reconnect soon in Nairobi and make strides in the Africa CDC Health Economics Programme!
Are COVID-19 oral antivirals (COAVs) a cost-effective option in #Africa? ๐ Tom Drake, Pete Baker, & Javier H Guzman Cruz review a recent policy brief from Africa CDC on the role COAVs play in the wider COVID-19 response efforts in Africa ๐โฌ bit.ly/47ZVvNj
Letโs all be watchers and keepers. Our sisters and brothers need us. As we too need them to watch over us. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay2023 #NewPublicHealthOrder Africa CDC African Union
A year ago, Mahsa Amini died after being arrested and tortured for allegedly breaking Iranโs mandatory hijab law. Mass protests ensued. richard horton writes about events since, doctors implicated in human rights abuses, and the intersection of health and womenโs rights. /2
"An opportunity for Africaโs voice to be heard and acted upon" a new era for African excellence ever more tangible. Proud to #learn #grow under the stewardship of Justice Nonvignon witnessing #trusted #partnerships in action Center for Global Development Pete Baker #NewPublicHealthOrder @JeanKaseya2
The Health Economics, Policy and Systems (HEPS) Hubs at University of Ghana and Univ of #Rwanda SPH are a platform to enhance interactns with Ministries of Health of both countries, promoting evidence-informed policymaking. Hubs intend to mobilize country capacity to support cntry policies