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Ebola-Affected Countries Brainstorm Infection Prevention Control
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frontpageafricaonline.com - by Bettie K. Johnson / Monica Melton - July 20, 2015
Monrovia - Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea are the worst affected countries from the 2014 to 2015 Ebola outbreak, the worse ever in the history of the virus. The three countries are currently struggling to reach to zero infection of the Ebola virus. The World Health Organization and health practitioners from Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia gathered Monday to discuss infection prevention and control in all three countries. . . .
. . . The three day consultative meeting is expected to discuss the current status of IPC and WASH in health care facilities in each country describing the progress achieved so far during the response and transition phase. It will also share the strategic plans for the IPC and WASH improvement in the context of health systems recovery, for both the current early phase and the medium/term. The consultative meeting is sponsored by World Bank and Centers for Disease Control, among others.
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International Conference on Africa's Fight Against Ebola
“Africa helping Africans in the Ebola Recovery and Reconstruction”
au.int -July 20, 2015
14 lessons to prepare for future health emergencies from AU Support to the Ebola Outbreak in West Africa
Ahead of the AU summit where leaders are expected to pledge more support to the Ebola response and recovery efforts, health and foreign affairs ministers, discussed the immediate needs of the affected countries. Countries shared experiences and lessons learnt in health systems strengthening and financing in the context of the Ebola fight.
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