The Realizing Global Health Podcast

In this podcast we speak with author Gina Stracuzzi about the importance of telling one's story and why personalizing health communications can be so effective.

In this podcast we talk with co-author Eric Munoz and talk about food aid, experiences from his work with Oxfam America, and why food aid is important when looking at aid effectiveness in health.

In this podcast, Dr. Padmini Murthy and Dr. Amy Ansehl explain evidence based theory and the role academia and its research has on improving aid delivery.

In this podcast, we speak with Cristina de Nicolas Izquierdo about the importance of civil society and the role of the Global Fund.

In this podcast, we will talk about Assessing the Effectiveness of Health Projects with author: George F. Grob

In this podcast, we will talk about The US Government’s efforts to improve Effectiveness, with author: Carl Mabbs-Zeno

In this Podcast we will be talking about Scaling up of high impact interventions, with co-authors of chapter 10, Dr. Rashad Massoud and Nana Mensah Abrampah.

This episode is currently in production and will be available soon!

Welcome! Today we are continuing our series of interviews with contributing authors to the book: Improving Aid Effectiveness In Global Health, published by Springer. In this podcast episode we will be talking about the Effectiveness of the Census-Based Impact Orientated Approach with author of chapter 21, Dr. Henry B. Perry.

Welcome! Today we are continuing our series of interviews with contributing authors to the book: Improving Aid Effectiveness In Global Health, published by Springer. In this podcast episode we will be talking about Asking Effective, Powerful Questions with author of chapter 24, Dianna Crouse

Welcome! We continuing our series of interviews with contributing authors to the book: Improving Aid Effectiveness In Global Health, published by Springer. In this podcast episode, we will be talking about assessing and promoting more progress in health, the role of health as a tracer sector at the OECD with author of chapter 4, Elisabeth Sandor.

Welcome! We are continuing our series of interviews with contributing authors to the book: Improving Aid Effectiveness In Global Health, published by Springer. In today’s podcast episode we will be talking about what global health professionals can do to improve effectiveness, with authors of Chapter 26: Aaron Pied and Elvira Beracochea.

Welcome to the Realizing Global Health podcast where we look at how to improve the Effectiveness in Global Health policy and programming, and to ensure the success of SDG #3. We are continuing our series of interviews with contributing authors to the book: Improving Aid Effectiveness In Global Health, published by Springer. In today’s podcast we will be talking about Aid Effectiveness in Working With Private Sector Health Organizations with author of chapter 11, Juan Carlos Negrette. Juan Carlos has more than 25 years of extensive international experience in health programs design, implementation, and management. Mr. Negrette has effectively adopted and adapted commercial tools, techniques, and approaches to primary care programs in different parts of the world. He has also designed and implemented effective strategic health marketing and communication interventions in challenging environments in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Mr. Negrette is currently the director of global health at the University of Utah.

In today’s podcast we continue our look at what is effectiveness, and how to measure it.  Specifically, we will be discussing Effective health systems, with author and co-host: Elvira Beracochea.

In today’s podcast we continue our look at what is effectiveness, and how to measure it.  Specifically, we will be discussing Progress and Challenges to defining and measuring effectiveness, with author and co-host: Elvira Beracochea.

In this podcast, we start our look at what is effectiveness, and how to measure it.  Specifically, we will be discussing global health and aid effectiveness:  the MDG’s and the Paris declaration with author and co-host: Elvira Beracochea.