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  • Building Mpox detection capacity in Ethiopia

    Recognizing Mpox as a global threat, Ethiopia has taken proactive steps to prevent the spread of disease both inside the country and at its borders. Increased surveillance at entry points, enhancing the ability to diagnose Mpox and providing training to healthcare professionals to recognize and manage cases, has kept the disease at bay. Improving laboratory capabilities for the detection and prev...
  • Workshop highlights plan to improve veterinary curriculum standards in Ethiopia

    The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine and the University of Gondar College of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences organized the Ethiopian Veterinary Education National Action Plan implementation workshop in Addis Ababa aimed at enhancing the 2020 Nationality Harmonized Veterinary Curriculum. The workshop, attended by all 18 veterinary colleges offering Doctor of Veterinary ...
  • GOHi expands surveillance of carbapenem resistant organisms to improve patient safety in Ethiopia

    In the on-going struggle between human beings and organisms like viruses and bacteria that can cause disease, no armament of microorganisms has been more challenging than their capacity to develop a resistance to life-saving drugs. The resistance to multiple antibiotics along with their capacity to spread easily led to a significant global health concern. The pace at which antimicrobial resistanc...
  • GOHi helps Ethiopian communities prepare and respond to public health risks

    The Global One Health initiative (GOHi) and the Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI) have been working with the Tigray Region Health Bureau to strengthen its ability to assess, identify and analyze health risks that could affect area communities. By evaluating levels of vulnerability, identifying patterns and trends, and analyzing data, the results will be incorporated into emergency prepared...
  • Helping Community Animal Health Workers enhance skills with dedicated training guidelines

    Community Animal Health Workers (CAHW) are key members of the global workforce, trained to provide basic animal health services in rural and underserved areas that may be resource thin when it comes to availability of veterinarians and veterinary paraprofessionals. However, the challenge for CAHWs has been insufficient dedicated training, the training and regulation that exists is not harmon...

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