Vacci-Nation:
Pathways to Health Resilience Beyond COVID-19
A PDRF-Brown University Lecture Series
ABOUT
PDRF, through a joint effort with NZ-Aid and Brown University, presents a 2-part webinar lecture series, “How To Vaccinate A Nation: Pathways Towards Health Resilience in the Time of COVID-19”. These lectures cover vital discussions on COVID-19 including developments in the science of vaccines, lessons in deployment, and critical strategies in risk communications for upholding vaccine confidence.
AVAILABLE COURSES
BRIDGES AND BARRIERS IN VACCINE DEPLOYMENT: LESSONS LEARNED AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
In 2021, the world continues to contain and mitigate the spread and infection of COVID-19. The pandemic has exposed vulnerabilities…
RISK COMMUNICATIONS FOR IMPLEMENTING COVID-19 VACCINATION PROGRAMS
As the country continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, the development of vaccines against the disease signaled an end to…
SPEAKERS
DR. JOHN FOGGLE
Brown Emergency Medicine (EM) Physicia. An expert in medical simulation, wilderness medicine, disaster preparedness, traume management, and international emergency medicine development. He worked as a consultant for the WHO in Fiji and Tonga at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
DR. RAMU KHAREL
Brown University Global Emergency Medicine Fellow. He has a focus in health system strengthening and emergency system strengthening in rural settings; he also has an interest in disaster response, and has helped rebuild health centers after the Nepal earthquake through a NGO he founded.
DR. STEPHANIE GARBERN
Brown University Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine. She conducted a systematic review of health outcomes among humanitarian responders, and was part of a research team evaluating a disaster preparedness program in ethnic minority villages in China.
DR. ODEDA BENIN-GOREN
Founder and CEO of ODRON - Emergency and Disaster Preparedness and Management. She is leading and involved with international projected related to Emergency Medicine, Trauma, Intensive Care, Emergency Nursing and Management, and Disaster Preparedness. Also, she is a WHO consultant for Health System's Preparedness for Mass Events.
LEV ZHURAVSKY
His extensive background is in critical care nursing and healthcare management, particularly in crisis leadership, building of personal and team resilience, and disaster response. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he has set up response and team support systems.
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The Philippine Disaster
Resilience Foundation (PDRF), established in 2009, continues to be the private
sector’s vehicle for disaster risk reduction and management. Composed of more
than 80 corporate members from different industries, PDRF works with the
country’s largest businesses, local and international partner organizations, as
well as micro and small and medium-sized enterprises in promoting the culture
of resilience-building. More information at: https://www.pdrf.org/
NZAID – New Zealand Aid Programme delivers New Zealand’s official support for developing countries.
The purpose of New Zealand’s aid is to develop shared prosperity and stability in the Pacific and beyond, drawing on the best of New Zealand’s knowledge and skills. We support sustainable development in developing countries to reduce poverty and contribute to a more secure, equitable and prosperous world.
MFAT staff in Wellington and at posts are responsible for managing the New Zealand Aid Programme, working with a wide range of partners.