Latest posts tagged with #WHWW on Bluesky
« Nous vivons dans des temps de plus en plus complexes et incertains qui exigent résilience et agilité. »
Examinez comment des cultures et un leadership sensibles aux traumatismes soutiennent la sécurité psychologique du personnel et renforcent la résilience du système : ow.ly/r0en50YF4nk
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"We are living in increasingly complex and uncertain times that demand both resilience and agility."
This article explores how trauma-informed cultures and leadership support psychological safety for workers while strengthening system resilience: ow.ly/r0en50YF4nk
#WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WHWW
🌐 Bien que les soins virtuels améliorerent l’accès aux soins primaires, le rôle des infirmier(ère)s reste flou.
Cette revue examine leurs contributions aux soins virtuels et comment soutenir leur intégration et optimisation : ow.ly/CffH50YCEeU
#SemaineMondialeDesPersonnelsDeSanté #WHWW
🌐 While virtual care is used to improve access to primary care, primary care nurses roles in virtual care remain unclear.
This review examines nurses’ contributions to virtual care and highlights how to support their integration and optimization: ow.ly/zQ5150YCEek
#WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WHWW
Améliorer la planification des personnels de santé nécessite des données normalisées de haute qualité.
Cet article explore la co-élaboration d’une norme minimale de données interprofessionnelle pour soutenir la planification et décision: ow.ly/q6J750YCBVP
#SemaineMondialeDesPersonnelsDeSanté #WHWW
Improved health workforce planning needs high-quality standardized workforce data.
This article explores the co-development of an interprofessional health workforce minimum data standard to support stronger planning and decision-making.
🔗 Read here: ow.ly/q6J750YCBVP
#WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WHWW
Graphic with 3 health workers and the following text: Health workers are the cornerstone of equitable and resilient health systems. World Health Worker Week, April 1-7, 2026. UHC2030
#HealthWorkersSaveLives. They deserve to be safe, protected, fairly supported and paid. Need we say more?
#InvestInHealth workers today.
#WHWW
Les personnels de santé sont la base de systèmes solides et résilients et de communautés en meilleure santé.
Cette semaine, nous partageons nos récentes ressources sur les politiques, la planification et l’innovation en santé. Restez à l’écoute!
#JourneeMondialeDeLaSanté #PersonnelsDeSanté #WHWW
Health workers are the foundation of strong, resilient health systems and healthier communities around the world.
For #WorldHealthWorkerWeek, we will be sharing some of our latest resources on health workforce policy, planning, and innovation. Stay tuned!
#WorldHealthDay #WHWW #HealthWorkforce
Women hold 67% of health worker positions & over 80% of nursing & midwifery roles, yet occupy only 25% of leadership positions in the sector.
Women also perform 76% of unpaid care work & are paid 24% less than men.
Leaders, promote gender equality in the health workforce today!
#WHWW
Investments in health workers pay off! 1/2 of the world’s economic growth from 2013-2023 was the result of improved health. And research shows that addressing the shortage in health workers by 2030 could boost the global economy by $1.1 trillion.
So what are we waiting for?
#WHWW
Graphic with a health worker in personal protective equipment and the following text: Health workers are the cornerstone of equitable and resilient health systems. We need leaders to: Ensure decent work and safe work environments. World Health Worker Week, April 1-7, 2026. UHC2030
Poor working conditions put significant strain on health workers, affecting their physical & mental well-being. This contributes to high turnover rates & negatively impacts the care quality.
Leaders must improve working conditions by ensuring fair compensation & adequate staffing & resources. #WHWW
Campaign card with the following message: Health workers are the cornerstone of equitable and resilient health systems. World Health Worker Week, April 1-7, 2026 UHC2030
Health workers are the cornerstone of equitable & resilient health systems. When we invest in them we invest in healthier communities & stronger economies. For #WHWW, leaders must
✅ Ensure decent work & safe work environments
✅ Address the global shortage
✅ Promote gender equality in the workforce
This #WHWW, we’re celebrating the people behind supply chains.
From new logistics degrees in Mozambique to expanded training in Malawi & DRC, countries are investing in the workforce that keeps health systems running.
Because strong supply chains start with people.
📘 https://bit.ly/47xVKk6
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On Feb 27, 2026's James Carville gets out his crystal ball & covers Election Night 2026
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Regulation of the mental health and substance use health (MHSUH) workforce affects not only quality but also the availability and accessibility of services. Click here to learn more: ow.ly/70CX50VugEE
#WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WHWW #MentalHealth #SubstanceUseHealth
Are you feeling burnt out? Check out our webinars with the French Health Network of Central Southwestern Ontario on bilingual strategies tailored to your mental health needs! You can watch the English version here: ow.ly/Y2Ua50Vufjl
#WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WHWW #Burnout #MentalHealth
🚨 Canada's cancer systems are strained!
Learn more about our implementation science team's program to identify and optimize cancer care workforce-related challenges here: ow.ly/VwBM50VujrI
Explore the team's project page here: ow.ly/Tc0c50VujrK
#WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WHWW #CQual
#CAREFORCE
As health systems worldwide continue to face workforce challenges, chiropractors can play an important role in meeting increasing needs for rehabilitation services. To learn more about chiro gender and ethnocultural comp.& wages in Canada: ow.ly/sjz850Vuf0L
#WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WHWW #WageGap
The CARE Lab is piloting the Indigenous Support Hub model for Alberta PCNs. Learn more about the image below from their info sheet here: ow.ly/hwxc50VucEj
Find out more about the CARE Lab here: ow.ly/F5zP50VucEh
#WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WHWW #IndigenousHealth
Happy World Health Day! While we recognize the contributions of health workers every day, we are so pleased to kick off World Health Worker Week with this special day, and hope you are excited to see the work we will be showcasing this week! 🎉 #worldhealthday #worldhealthworkerweek #whww
A Nepalese woman vaccinating a girl and the words 'health workforce preparedness and health sector responses during COVID-19 in Nepal
🎞️This #WHWW Shophika Regmi of @herdintl.bsky.social explores the experiences, challenges & coping strategies of Nepal's health workers during & post crisis in this video presentation
▶️https://buff.ly/Xe05mI3
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A Nepali man in black stands with his arm raised to some in the distance while a group of female health workers stand around a camera on a tripod
"A rollercoaster ride of film making for female community health volunteers"
This #WHWW, Sulata Karki of @herdintl.bsky.social gives a great insight into the efforts of FCHVs in #Nepal to create a film that tells their story.
Also, watch the film and read about its impact.
bit.ly/3R42oG1
An older African lady holds a small child while a nearby man writes on a pad of paper and small children look on
How can #CHWs be supported in fragile & conflict-affected settings?
@CarlNkwain explores support strategies, focusing on #Cameroon, and proposes an integrated support framework.
buff.ly/4aQ9RkZ #WHWW
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🎙️ This #WHWW check out our ‘The Health Workforce in Times of Crisis’ podcast
Jim Campbell of WHO, @lstmnews.bsky.social 's Wesam Mansour & Dr Nasher Al-Aghbari discuss challenges faced in fragile & shock-prone settings, sharing experiences & insights
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A building is collapsed following and earthquake, and people in high visibility clothing stand near an ambulance. Image: ©European Union, 2023 (photographer: Lisa Hastert) via Flickr CC BY-ND 2.0 DEED. Plus the words 'Exploring health workforce preparedness for shocks in Turkey'
🎞️ How do we help the health workforce prepare for shock?
In this video presentation for #WHWW, @WesamMansour_ explores the question looking at Turkey’s response to the 2023 earthquake.
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Our next study for #WHWW aimed to explore mental health & psychosocial support services for communities in northwest Syria (including #healthcare workers) and to assess their experiences.
Paper, presentation & poster here: buff.ly/DzCTA96
@lstmnews.bsky.social
A Yemeni woman wearing an orange headscarf looks at a chest x-ray. There's also the words 'Lecture... The Tragedy of War: partnerships and strategies to deliver essential health care to vulnerable Yemeni children and babies'
🎞️ Yemen remains in the news, and this #WHWW we recognise its brave medics.
Watch paediatrician Prof Najla Al-Sonboli discuss 'the tragedy of war' and its impact on the children and #healthworkers of #Yemen
▶️http://bit.ly/42fThY3
Indian man in a facemask talks to a man and woman with the words 'Community health workers & COVID-19: Cross-country evidence on their roles, experiences, challenges & adaptive strategies.'
Next up for #WHWW is a study from Oxford Policy Man.
It asks what can we learn from research on community health workers’ roles during COVID-19 about building resilience capacities in FCAS settings?
Find the paper, video, poster & blog post here buff.ly/x6BiTxl
