A new report by the Qatar Foundation and the World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH), in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), finds that at least a quarter of health and care workers surveyed reported anxiety, depression and burnout symptoms. ‘Our duty of care: A global call to action to protect the mental health of health and care workers’ examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of the health and care workforce and offers 10 policy actions as a framework for immediate follow-up by employers, organizations and policy-makers.
Read the full WHO news article about the report here.
KSP member, Mosaica, featured in new tool on engaging with faith partners
WHO/Europe have launched a new publication featuring KSP member, Mosaica. It offers practice-based tips to health and other relevant authorities on how to engage with faith partners in emergency preparedness […]
KSP users contribute to new WHO publication
Shout out to the KSP members for their contribution to the WHO publication on best practice experiences from the WHO/CSO partnership for COVID-19 response at the local level. Download the […]
Ramping up COVID-19 vaccination among Kenya’s hard-to-reach communities
“It takes a lot of commitment and resources to vaccinate people living in sparsely populated regions.” Kisumu, Kenya, 22 February 2022 – When Kenya’s Ministry of Health set its sights […]