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Start: 8th September 8:30am (BST)
End: 8th September 9:30aam (BST)
Dr Stella Lartey joins C3 for our next international seminar on Thursday 8th September!
Dr Stella Lartey is a lecturer in Health Economics at the University of East Anglia and will discuss her work with the Ministry of Health making community health workers a vital part of the Ghanaian health system to tackle health inequality, especially in maternal and child health, and what lessons we can learn from the project.
During the pandemic health workers took a leading role in tackling COVID-19 in the UK, especially in vaccination and testing centres, begging the question, what role will community health workers play in the future of public health in the UK?
Find out this and more at our next international seminar! Sign up for free.
Location: Online- Zoom
Date and Time: 8th September 8:30am – 9:30am (BST)
Dr Stella Lartey is a lecturer in Health Economics (University of East Anglia, UEA) and has a primary focus on creating sustainable access to healthcare and building effectiveness and efficiency improvements into interventions targeted at communities, aging populations, and those affected by obesity and NCDs. She has worked for more than 10 years in LMICs. With a wealth of experience in designing, developing, monitoring, and evaluating community-based projects and developing skills in health economics modelling, she nationally coordinated the implementation of Ghana’s CHPS program from 2014-2017.
