The Realizing Global Health Podcast

Today we will be talking about the process of writing a book and what is needed. Why does writing matter? What is the importance of writing skills and how can using them can be effective in the global?

Why should experienced global health professionals write a book? What are the steps to writing your first book?

This is the second podcast in a two-part series on developing sustainable health systems. What can one person do to strengthen a health system?

Why does a Health System matter, and why is it the first step to improving the health of a population?

The 3rd podcast in a series on the Medicine Supply in Global Health. This episode will look at the importance of medicines and other essential supplies at the hospital level, and the role of Academia and Primary Health Care facilities.

This is the 2nd podcast in a series on the Medicine Supply in Global Health. Today we will be looking at the Supply System vs the Primary Health Care Program.

This is the 1st podcast in a series on the Medicine Supply in Global Health. Today we will be looking at the basics challenges in supplying medicines and what a good supply program looks like.

In this 3rd and final podcast of this series on Storytelling in global health, we will look at how to use stories in our own work as global health professionals.

This is the 2nd podcast in a series on Storytelling in global health. In this podcast we will be talking about what types of stories health professionals tell.

This is the 1st podcast in a series on storytelling in global health. In this podcast we discuss with Dr. Elvira Beracochea about why it's important to use effective storytelling in global health.

In this 5th and final episode of our M&E series, we will be talking about how to make the best with what you have: Evaluating Project/Programs effectively with our guest, Jennifer Winestock Luna.

In this 4th episode of our M&E series, we will be talking about how to make the best with what you have: Monitoring Project/Programs effectively with our guest, Jennifer Winestock Luna.

In this 3rd episode of our M&E series, we address the following questions: Is everyone using the same definition of M&E? What exactly is being evaluated, and how? What needs to be done when you conduct an evaluation? What must be done when your own project gets evaluated?

This podcast is the 2nd in a series on the topic of Monitoring and Evaluation in Global Health. In this episode, we will be trying to address the question: Why does The Foreign Assistance Accountability and Transparency Act of 2016 matter in Global Health?

This podcast is the 1st in a series on the topic of Monitoring and Evaluation in global health. Here we try take a general look at the state of M&E today and ask the question: What can be done to improve M&E in global health? We interview Dr. Beracochea who is a global health professional with more than 30 years experience in over 50 countries. She is the President and CEO of Realizing Global Health and a tireless advocate for stronger health systems and support for the development of health professionals. And in collaboration her colleague, Jennifer Winestock Luna, they developed a one-day workshop that promotes a unified direction that avoids misunderstandings and promotes a collaborative methodology between donor and implementing partners.

In this podcast we speak with author Gina Stracuzzi about the importance of telling one's story and why personalizing health communications can be so effective.

In this podcast we talk with co-author Eric Munoz and talk about food aid, experiences from his work with Oxfam America, and why food aid is important when looking at aid effectiveness in health.

In this podcast, Dr. Padmini Murthy and Dr. Amy Ansehl explain evidence based theory and the role academia and its research has on improving aid delivery.

In this podcast, we speak with Cristina de Nicolas Izquierdo about the importance of civil society and the role of the Global Fund.

In this podcast, we will talk about Assessing the Effectiveness of Health Projects with author: George F. Grob