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CULTURE CONNECTS
Linking communicable and non-communicable disease
COMMONWEALTH PARTNERS' FORUM
Sunday 20 May 2012 : 1300-1600 hours
Zermatt Room Starling Hotel and Conference Centre Geneva
Join international experts in discussing cultural approaches to preventing communicable and non-communicable disease
SPEAKERS

Dr Collins Airhihenbuwa
Professor and Head, Department of Biobehavioural Health, Pennsylvania State University
Dr Christoph Benn
Director, Resource Mobilisation and Donor Division, Global Fund
Introduction by:
Dr Sundaram Arulrhaj, Chairperson
Commonwealth Health Professions Alliance
Moderation by:
Dr Nicolaus Henke, Leader
McKinsey Health Systems and Services, EMEA
Join us for a ‘sit down’ lunch (1300 hours) followed by the
Forum (1400-1600 hours)

McKinsey and Company

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Conference 2012
Our health: our common wealth
Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 March 2012 London UK
The Inaugural Commonwealth Nurses Conference held 10-11 March in London was a great success with nearly 200 delegates from 27 Commonwealth countries in attendance. Many delegates commented that it was one of the friendliest conferences they had attended. An inspiring presentation on leadership in nursing by Dr Peter Carter, General Secretary of the Royal College of Nursing UK was the first of many outstanding presentations. Dr Deva-Marie Beck from the Nightingale Initiative for Global Health reminded delegates of the wonderful legacy left us by Florence Nightingale and how we can take that legacy forward. Dr Neil Pakenham-Walsh from Health Information for All by 2015 discussed meeting the information needs of nurses. Dr Marla Salmon from the University of Washington closed the conference with a beautiful and gentle reminder of how we can leave a positive leadership legacy for a generation of nurses to follow.
Click here to access conference presentations.
Inaugural Commonwealth Nurses Conference report
Conference Program March 2012
Book of Abstracts March 2012

The Commonwealth Secretary-General, Mr H E Kamalesh Sharma
with four presenters from Cameroon, Sierra Leone and Lesotho, whose attendance was sponsored by the Commonwealth Secretariat.
Now Available
Issue 44 Commonwealth Nurse
Commonwealth Nurse Issue 44
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