Scaling up health worker education globally. Founder of Appleseed Education & @Corvus_Health. Member US President’s Advisory Council on Doing Business in Africa

Washington, DC
Joined July 2009
Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
One in Five Doctors With Long COVID Can No Longer Work What struck me about the article is we already have a shortage of doctors. Doctors are some of the most trained professionals, and are critical in society. The average time to fully train a doctor is approximately 11 to 16 years. This includes: - 4 years of undergraduate education - 4 years of medical school - 3 to 8 years of residency, depending on the specialty Some specialties require additional fellowship training, extending the total time further. If doctors keep getting long Covid, look at how many years of lost knowledge From article “At a time of national crisis, when healthcare workers were asked to step up, we did. When the nation needed us, we stepped up. We put our lives on the line. We put our families' lives on the line. And now that we are injured after knowingly being unprotected and deliberately and repeatedly exposed to a level-three biohazard, we now find ourselves in this position." medscape.com/viewarticle/996…
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Calling all refugee-led organizations! We want to hear your forward-thinking ideas to bring lasting positive change ✨ Apply now to UNHCR’s Refugee-led Innovation Fund: bit.ly/3QkHRey
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Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
Registration for my class in the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Summer Institute is open! #HealthWorkers #HealthWorkforce #HealthLaborMarkets #meded Introduction to Health Workforce Management in Low & Middle Income Settings (221.601.79) publichealth.jhu.edu/offices…
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WHO Council @Economy4Health (chaired by @MazzucatoM) puts health at the heart of our economies by: 1️⃣ Valuing health as an investment 2️⃣ Restructuring finance 3️⃣ Governing health innovation 4️⃣ Strengthening public sector capacity Watch the vision here➡️ youtu.be/EQM29EULgag?si=Iyj0…
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Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
Climate change, pandemics, and a shortage of healthcare workers – the challenges are mounting. But together, we can tackle them to improve health care. Join the conversation with @DrTedros @WHO on April 18, 1 pm ET. #WBGMeetings wrld.bg/CoG850R6qu7
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Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
Is 2024 the breakthrough year for #Africa and its #HealthWorkforce? 🌍#Africa #HealthWorkforce Investment Charter & Forum 🌍#Rwanda 4x4 Strategy 🌍 #Nigeria, #Kenya, #Ghana , #Benin, #SouthAfrica, #CAR, #Malawi & others leading the way #Working4Health @jamesavoka @WHOAFRO – at Narbonne, France
#Rwanda has embarked on a strategic journey to quadruple its health workforce in four years - the 4x4 strategy. Watch the full explanatory video at the link below: shorturl.at/mHP01. 4x4, Let's Bridge the Gap
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Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
Take short-term courses in #GlobalHealth this summer at our Global Health Systems Summer Institute. The Institute runs from May–August and offers 1-week courses that can be taken for credit or for not-for-credit. Scholarships are available: publichealth.jhu.edu/academi…
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Host Emir Mustafa, co-host #Smartphone #pioneer David W. Wood and guest speaker Dr Kate Tulenko, MD, CEO of Corvus Health, talk Open #Medical #Data in this 8th in our #series on the topic. We cover #healthcare, its systems/#workers, and #AI. @dw2 @ktulenko open.spotify.com/episode/4Z7…
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Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
Thank you so much to everyone who watched #Breathtaking this week. It was our honour to salute the untold sacrifices of #NHS staff during the first year of the Covid pandemic. ICYMI all three episodes are available for streaming ⁦@ITVX⁩.
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Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
As we speak about learning during #COVID19Pandemic, what about learning from #COVID19 - on a global level regarding impact on #MedEd and even at students level eg: COVID19 and #basicsciences #clinicalsciences. Do we have enough resources for that ? #MedEdCOVID19
Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
GiveDirectly puts donations straight into the hands of the poor, allowing them to buy goods and services they could not otherwise afford. Their model is disrupting the traditional charity sector by cutting out the NGO middleman econ.st/3UelBYv 👇
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ICN is excited to announce the International #Nurses Day 2024 theme, “Our Nurses. Our Future. The economic power of care.”! Find the logos here: bit.ly/47wIPvI and watch this space for more updates! #IND2024 #OurNursesOurFuture
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Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
I am heartbroken and furious at the same time for the women of Iran and Afghanistan. Iranian woman lashed 74 times yesterday for the crime of removing her hijab in public. This is shocking and barbaric. A young woman named Roya Heshmati shared her horrific ordeal of receiving 74 lashes for refusing to cover her hair. Despite her punishment, she remained defiant, refusing to wear the hijab during and after her lashing. Singing courageously, “In the name of women, in the name of life, the chains of slavery have been torn apart.” At the same time, Taliban arrested women of Afghanistan for “bad hijab”. I call on all women across the globe to condemn this barbaric laws, and show their solidarity with the women of Iran and Afghanistan, who are suffering under the Taliban and Islamic Republic. This is 21st century, and we need global unity to END gender apartheid regimes. Read part of Roya’s story: “This morning, I faced my sentence of 74 lashes for defying the mandatory hijab. Accompanied by my lawyer, I entered the District 7 prosecutor’s office, deliberately removing my hijab. Ignoring the officials’ orders to cover up, I stood my ground. An officer threatened additional punishment if I didn’t comply, but I refused to wear the hijab. Defiantly, I was handcuffed and led to a basement room, akin to a medieval torture chamber. In the execution room, with concrete walls and an ominous execution bed, the judge asked if I was okay. I remained silent, showing my resistance. Ordered to prepare for the lashes, I hung up my coat and scarf, refusing to wear the hijab despite their insistence. As the lashes commenced, I silently recited a poem about liberation and resistance. Despite the pain, I didn’t let them see my suffering. After the punishment, I continued to defy their demands to wear the hijab, a symbol of my unwavering stance against oppression.” This is the reality of living under Sharia Laws. #LetUsTalk
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1/ *Makorokoto!! ndeedu tese* In my culture, when there is a birth, and we say congrats, the response, *It's for us together* This is deep. It means I am who I am because of you all. (Ubuntu). It takes a village to raise a child. Thank you for the profound congrats messages.
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We are not forgetting so soon what an insightful plenary & thematic sessions the #AHAS23 was in #Dakar. Focus strategies on improving pandemic preparedness in #Africa, ushering us into d way forward. @POuagaPF @DrZSB @EndaSante @pgaye @ktulenko @HealthCare_MEA @DIGIhealthAf
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Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
We are excited to announce a low-cost surgical simulator competition that will occur during GICS V, in collaboration with the WHO Safe and Affordable Surgery Group and the WHO Academy. Submissions are due January 5th. Please submit applications by email to Ram Nataraja at nat...
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Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
The 4th cohort of the @AfricaCDC – Kofi Annan Global Health Leadership Programme is now open and accepting applications till January 30, 2024. The 1-year fellowship is scheduled to commence in June 2024. Apply today 👇 africacdc.org/kofi-annan-glo… #NewPublicHealthIrder
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Replying to @yates_rob
@yates_rob if Canada has waiting time for elective procedures of only 18 weeks, why should the UK have waiting times of up to 18 months? Nigeria, under the leadership of President @officialABAT is committed to expanding access to quality healthcare and achieving UHC. We are collaborating with our African brothers and sisters to domesticate the health agenda, taking into account our contexts and limited resources, and recognizing and learning from the diversity of our historical experiences that contribute to our current state.
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Dr. Kate Tulenko retweeted
1/2 Stay tuned for the forthcoming WHO Fair Share Report on the global undervaluation of health and care work @GeordanShannon @MLMcIsaac #internationaldayofcareandsupport #gender #healthworkforce #sdg3 #sdg5 #sdg8 #ProtectInvestTogether #FairShare #Working4Health
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