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Initiated by WHO in 1979 as The Network of Community oriented medical schools WHO social accountability project: Towards Unity for Health (2000) The Network: Towards Unity for Health Our story Established in 1979


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Our story

  • Initiated by WHO in 1979 as “The Network of

Community oriented medical schools”

  • WHO social accountability project: “Towards Unity

for Health” (2000)

  • → The Network: Towards Unity for Health
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History

  • Established in 1979 as The Network of Community-

Oriented Educational Institutions for Health Sciences

  • As of 1989, a NGO in official relationship with the World

Health Organization

  • Merged in 2001 with WHO‘s Towards Unity for Health

project

  • The office of the Secretariat is now located in Philadelphia

in the United States of America

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Who we are

The Network: TUFH is

  • A global network of individuals, institutions and
  • rganizations (network of networks)
  • Committed to improving the health of the people and

their communities

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Our mission

  • Contribute to equitable health systems
  • Support development of socially accountable education

institutions

  • Build an international community of professionals,

institutions, and students who share these goals

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Our goals

In Health Services

  • Encourage collaboration by educational institutions

with communities, health services and related sectors to promote development of model health systems that lead to better health.

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Our goals

In Education

  • Align education curricula for health personnel with

priority health needs of the community

  • Develop educational methods that enable students to

learn in the community.

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Our goals

In Research

  • Identify and alleviate priority health problems of the

community and evaluate effectiveness of health services.

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What we do

  • Convene educators and health systems stakeholders
  • Annual meeting in different WHO region each year
  • Keynote speakers, workshops, interactive poster sessions
  • “Conference on the move”
  • Community site visits
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What we do

  • Share resources
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Membership

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Member portal

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Member portal

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Member portal

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Member search

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What we do

  • “in official relationship” with WHO
  • Global Health Workforce Network: Education Hub
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What we do

  • Collaborate with WFME on accreditation
  • Social accountability and accreditation Taskforce
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What we do

  • Create partnerships between academic health professions

institutions and communities

  • “network of networks”
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Benefits

  • Community of practice
  • Members assist each other through consultations and

resource sharing.

  • Annual meeting discount
  • warm, collegial atmosphere
  • different WHO region each year
  • opportunities for collaboration, new ideas
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Benefits

  • Access to grants and competitions
  • Projects that Work
  • Innovations demonstrated to improve community health; sustained for

three or more years

  • Student Projects for Health
  • Student initiated project to improve community health
  • Stella mini-grants
  • Small-scale community project, aiming to improve equitable health

care

  • Newsletter and Alerts
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Student Network Organization

  • SNO is an independent organizing body within The

Network: TUFH for students, run by students.

  • International network of students, associations and institutions

to provide international experiences (GEMx-SNO International Exchange) as a complement to the training of future health workers, highlighting the importance of working in multidisciplinary and multicultural teams.

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Taskforces

▪ If you intersted in one of the taskforces, you can join and become an active member in that field!

▪ Women and Health ▪ Interprofessional education ▪ Social Accountability and Accreditation ▪ Integrating Medicine and Public Health ▪ Community-Based Care for the Elderly ▪ Scaling Up and Transforming Health Professional Education

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Regional representatives

▪ Africa ▪ Latin America ▪ North America ▪ Europe ▪ South East Asia ▪ Western Pacific ▪ Eastern Mediterranean

Each region has a regional representative

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Education for Health

  • Education for Health (EfH) is the peer-reviewed,

MEDLINE-indexed journal of The Network: TUFH, which is dedicated to the dissemination of work consistent with the organization’s mission and

  • bjectives in international health.
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Declarations

  • Fortaleza Declaration
  • Tunis Declaration
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Conferences

Annual international scientific and networking meeting held in different WHO regions since 1979

  • 2005 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
  • 2006 Ghent, Belgium
  • 2007 Kampala, Uganda
  • 2008 Bogotá, Colombia
  • 2009 Amman, Jordan
  • 2010 Kathmandu, Nepal
  • 2011 Graz, Austria
  • 2012 Thunder Bay, Canada
  • 2013 Ayutthaya, Thailand
  • 2014 Fortaleza, Brazil
  • 2015 Gauteng (Pretoria), South Africa
  • 2016 Shenyang, China
  • 2017 Tunis, Tunisia
  • 2018 Limerick, Ireland
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#TUFH 2018

  • March 12 – Deadline for Abstract Submission
  • http://tufh2018.com/
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CONFERENCES

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SOCIAL EVENTS

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SITE VISITS AND EXCURSIONS

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Contact

  • http://thenetworktufh.org/
  • secretariat@thenetworktufh.org
  • @TheNetworkTUFH
  • @TheNetworkTUFH
  • newsletter@thenetworktufh.org
  • http://thenetworktufh.org/sno/
  • sno.network@thenetworktufh.org
  • @StudentNetworkOrganization
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Join us!