Health workers in Gaza witness “different stages of death and dying” day after day
Health workers returning from Gaza describe deep trauma among local medical staff and the wider community, as they continue to provide care under continuous Israeli attacks
Overtime crisis among health workers in South Korea persists
Health workers in South Korea report widespread reliance on overtime to address staffing shortages, affecting everyone in the sector
Violent conflicts have stalled global vaccination rates, putting children at risk for preventable diseases
Four years after the onset of COVID-19, children’s vaccination rates are stalling and declining. Armed conflicts and weakening of public health systems are to blame
Should health workers work with counter terrorism agencies?
NHS staff pulled into counter-terrorism programs, raising alarms over patient care and professional ethics
Justice for Gaza will come, assures UN Special Rapporteur
In a conversation with health rights organizations, UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health, Tlaleng Mofokeng, discussed the ongoing efforts of health workers and activists to ensure justice for the Gaza Strip
Nasser Hospital overwhelmed as Israel issues more evacuation orders
Patients and staff were forced to leave the European Gaza Hospital following new orders from Israel, increasing pressure on the few remaining medical centers in the south
Health worker brain drain to global north is fueled by erosion of workers’ rights and health systems
Over a dozen organizations from across Europe met to develop a regional health workforce strategy rooted in respect and solidarity, rather than exploitation and commodification
Popular Health Mobile Clinic brings health to communities in Zambia
Prompted by the experience of a recent cholera outbreak, the Socialist Party of Zambia launched a mobile clinic in the effort of making health care more accessible to everyone