Reports
Department of Primary Care & Public Health eMagazine
PCPH eMagazine Summer 2025
Imperial WHOCC features:
Page 3: WHOCC Blood Drive for the NHS England; led by Helene Davis WHOCC Intern and Celine Tabche, FHEA, MSc, ANtr
Page 7-9: WHOCC updates
- Summer term Lady Amalia Fleming Lecture with Dr Mariam Sbaiti
- Careers in Public Health reel series in collaboration with Imperial Students for Global Health
- In the Hot Seat reels series – delve deeper with our experts into hot health topics
- Summer School programme
- British Council Disability Inclusion Partnership Grant for a collaborative project on capacity building of persons with disabilities with the University of Lahore
- New course offering – Innovative Applications in Medical Education Training
Page 33: The State of Public Health in the EMR – EMPHNET report summary [Prof Salman Rawaf‘s input]; written by Emmanuel Urama, WHOCC Intern
Page 42-47: Dr Ishani Sharma‘s healthcare-seeking behaviour in Uganda
Page 84-86: Ela Augustyniak‘s reflection on the WHO Academy Trip for MPH Students [Special thanks to Mona Kuroiwa WHOCC Intern]
Page 88-89: Mapping the landscape of breast cancer care in Bulgaria – a summary by Emmanuel Urama, WHOCC Intern of the newly published scoping review.
Page 110: Feature on Professor Salman Rawaf’s election to Academia Europea written by Helene Davis, WHOCC Intern
PCPH eMagazine Spring 2025
Imperial WHOCC featured:
- Dr Federica Amati – Nutrition for Health Programme pg5
- Insights from Week 2 of the Advanced Leadership and Health Management Training Programme pg7
- Health Literacy using the Ophelia process: the key to compassion, communication and co-design pg8
- Brown Bag Webinar Series with EMR Emergencies Health Workforce Initiative pg8
- Global Health Competencies in Medical Education: advancing competency-based education presentation, University of Lahore, Pakistan pg8
- Guest lecturing epidemiology course pg8
- Welcoming MPH interns pg9
- Prof Salman Rawaf’s visit to Erbil, Kurdistan pg9
- Ready for the next disaster? Building resilience to climate-induced extreme weather events pg56-61
- Innovating Surgery, Education and Healthcare: Dr David Rawaf’s journey and the future of AI in medicine pg86-89
- The Primary Care Journey from Oman to London pg94-97
PCPH eMagazine December 2024
Imperial WHOCC featured:
- The Power of Women in STEMM: Introducing the Lady Amalia Fleming series pg5
- Advanced Leadership and Health Management Week One Recap pg5-6
- CCHF Crimean Congo Haemorrhagic Fever: a One Health approach to treatment and vaccination pg44-47
- Evaluating the WHO EMR Leadership in Emergencies Training Programme: enhancing emergency preparedness and response pg74-77
- 101 Ways to Train a Public Health Professional: a ‘How To’ guide pg116-121
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Over the years, the Imperial WHO CC has created reports for a variety of countries focusing on key issues such as disease outbreaks, war, health system development, and health education.
On this page, you will find examples of these reports.
Full versions can be acquired by contacting us.
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Partnership for Health System Sustainability LSE [Saudi Arabia], 2025:
https://reports.weforum.org/docs/WEF_PHSSR_Saudi_Arabia_2025.pdf
Qatar Report 2011:
Seychelles Outbreak Report:
Seychelles Executive Report FINAL
Iran report 2012:
Kuwait Report 2012:
Palestine Report 2010:
Palestine oPt WHO report FINAL
WHO Primary Care Report:
WHO Strengthening Primary Care through Family Medicine Final
KSA Report 2009:
KSA_integrated HCS SR Final Edited Version October 2009
Quatar Report 2009:
Qatar SR Report Public Health in Qatar July 2009 Final Report copy
KSA Reforms 2009:
KSA Reforms Part 1 Fully Integrated and Comprehensive Heathcare September 2009