Raising the Bar for Global Health

New for 2024, Raising the Bar for Global Health is a series of informal talks in venues around Cambridge bringing together the people working on some of the biggest healthcare challenges of our time.
At event two you’ll hear from an antimicrobial pharmacist, a microbiologist and a behavioural scientist at the forefront of the fight against antimicrobial resistance. They're involved in health partnerships in Uganda and Kenya that are making big strides towards processes and practices that will improve antimicrobial stewardship and infection prevention control.

Don't miss this chance to understand why antimicrobial resistance makes infections difficult or impossible to treat and why it’s a global issue that affects us all. You’ll also discover what motivates healthcare staff to get involved in global health partnerships that improve patient outcomes and hear more about the personal and professional impacts of peer-to-peer learning and training in action.

Hosted at Cambridge’s centrally located Station Tavern and limited to 30 people, your ticket includes free supper grazing platters.

Gathering data on knowledge, perceptions and practices of community dispensers in Kakamega, Kenya.

Host or Publisher Cambridge Global Health Partnerships