BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//Columba Systems Ltd//NONSGML CPNG/SpringViewer/ICal Output/3.3- M3//EN VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261021T082119Z DTSTART:20261029T130000Z DTEND:20261029T161000Z SUMMARY:Seminars in 'Health and Health Systems in the Global Context (HHS GC)' UID:{http://www.columbasystems.com/customers/uom/gpp/eventid/}fdt-mvhu1a2 4-w0zdak DESCRIPTION:Join us for the next Health and Health Systems in the Global Context (HHSGC) seminar\, bringing together researchers\, policymakers a nd practitioners from Indonesia\, Nepal\, Uganda and Ethiopia with colle agues from the UK and Europe. \n\nStrengthening Primary Care Across Heal th Systems: Integration\, Equity and Sustainability\nLessons from four c ountries: Indonesia\, Nepal\, Uganda and Ethiopia\nWhen: Thursday 29 Oct ober 2026\, 13.00–16.10(registration from 12.30)\nWhere: Dalton Room\, C TF Building\, The University of Manchester (in person)\n\nAbout this sem inar:\nNon-communicable diseases are rising fastest in the countries lea st equipped to absorb them\, and interventions that work in one health s ystem rarely transfer intact to another. This seminar shares what partne rs have learned about delivering chronic disease and mental health care in primary care.\nThe afternoon opens with lessons from programmes under way in the four countries. Two panels\, each bringing together voices fr om across the partnership\, then take up the questions that follow:\n• W hat travels\, and what does not? When an approach succeeds in one settin g\, what goes with it\, and what has to be rebuilt?\n• Measuring what ma tters. What does the evidence tell us about cost\, equity and sustainabi lity: who benefits\, who gets missed\, and what it takes for care to con tinue once external funding ends?\n\nProgramme:\n12.30 Registration\n13. 00 Welcome and opening\nDean\, Faculty of Biology\, Medicine and Health\ n13.10 Integrating chronic disease and mental health care: learning from four countries\nEthiopian Public Health Institute · Universitas Brawija ya · Nepal Development Society and Johns Hopkins University · Makerere U niversity\n14.10 Break\n14.25 Panel: What travels\, and what does not\nM inistry of Health\, Ethiopia · Provincial Logistic Health Management Cen ter\, Gandaki Province\, Nepal · Nepal Development Society · University of Gothenburg · Imperial College London\n15.05 Panel: Measuring what mat ters: cost\, equity and sustainability\nAddis Ababa University · Makerer e University · University Medical Center Groningen · Norwegian Institute of Public Health · The University of Manchester\n15.55 Closing remarks\ nVice-Dean for Internationalisation\, Faculty of Biology\, Medicine and Health\n\n\nChairs\, panellists and speakers:\nDr Laura Anselmi\, The Un iversity of Manchester\, United Kingdom\nProf Penny Bee\, The University of Manchester\, United Kingdom\nProf Ashley Blom\, The University of Ma nchester\, United Kingdom\nProf Keith Brennan\, The University of Manche ster\, United Kingdom\nMr Oli Kaba Eba\, Ministry of Health\, Ethiopia\n Mr Khim Bahadur Khadka\, Director General\, Provincial Logistic Health M anagement Center\, Gandaki Province\, Nepal\nDr Nushrat Khan\, Imperial College London\, United Kingdom\nDr Awgichew Kifle\, Addis Ababa Univers ity\, Ethiopia\nDr Sweta Koirala\, Nepal Development Society\, Nepal\nPr of Angelina Kakooza Mwesige\, Makerere University\, Uganda\nDr Dinesh Ne upane\, Johns Hopkins University\, United States\nProf Nawi Ng\, Univers ity of Gothenburg\, Sweden\nProf Maria Panagioti\, The University of Man chester\, United Kingdom\nDr Eleni Papadopoulou\, Norwegian Institute of Public Health\, Norway\nProf Sujarwoto\, Universitas Brawijaya\, Indone sia\nDr Masresha Tessema\, Ethiopian Public Health Institute\, Ethiopia\ nDr Raymond Tweheyo\, Makerere University\, Uganda\nDr Janine de Zeeuw\, University Medical Center Groningen\, the Netherlands\n STATUS:TENTATIVE TRANSP:TRANSPARENT CLASS:PUBLIC LOCATION:Dalton Room\, Core Technology Facility\, Manchester END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR