I'm delighted to chair a @unsw supported workshop on future proofing the global healthy workforce with Rohina at #WHSMelbourne2024 . Join us!

Do your best and show up, the rest is not in your control.
Today I am inspired by the courage of one Eric Moussambani. What are the odds that a novice swimmer could win a Heat at the Olympics? The True Story of Eric Moussambani youtu.be/YDqwYUe_U7I?si… via YouTube

Kidney disease is a serious NCD and is associated with cardiovascular disease. It affects close to 2 million Zimbabweans. Managing kidney disease is extremely costly. Get tested if you are at risk.

Congratulations Sikhumbuzo A Mabunda, well deserved! We love having you in our student community. Enjoy the feeling!

It feels good to have been awarded a Doctoral degree from UNSW. Greatful to my family and the greatest trio of supervisors in the world Rohina #BlakeAngel #AndreaDurbach UNSW Medicine & Health The George Institute for Global Health UNSW Law & Justice

Huge congratulations 🙌 to Sikhumbuzo A Mabunda for completing your PhD on strengthening health workforce in Southern Africa. It’s been a privilege to work with Prof Andrea Durbach and Dr Blake Angel UNSW Medicine & Health UNSW Law & Justice The George Institute for Global Health Walter Sisulu University

[ON-AIR] Tshegohaco Moagi talks to Public Health Medicine specialist & researcher, Dr Sikhumbuzo Mabunda about the impact of lack of funding on the health care system in South Africa, including the shortage of medical personnel in state-owned hospitals.

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I am very excited and grateful to be appointed as President & CEO of SAMRC, an organisation whose work I admire and respect. I look forward to working alongside my new colleagues to support health research and to improve the health of all South Africans.

My work family treated me to this at our morning meeting 💕 Thank you Azeb Gebresilassie Tesema Sikhumbuzo A Mabunda Md. Saiful Islam Dr Kristen Beek she/her Sabuj Kanti Mistry and team at SPH UNSW Medicine & Health Rebecca Ivers

Feeling very welcome and excited at the The George Institute for Global Health new office in Barangaroo Sydney! 🤩 May many new great memories be made here...

A study conducted by সৌম্যদীপ ভৌমিক/ Soumyadeep Bhaumik et al on #snakebite care during COVID-19 found that communities affected by snakebite are immensely challenged by weak healthcare systems...

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Could not agree more - Ṣẹ̀yẹ Abímbọ́lá is a leader of dialogue and engagement. Speaking truth to power always. Asking difficult questions of us all. His voice is vital in global health and BMJ Global Health is a space of critical thinking. We need it more every day.

📢 The 8th Global Symposium on Health Systems Research is calling for abstract submissions!
Organized sessions (Deadline: Jan 30, 2024)
Individual sessions (Deadline: Mar 20, 2024)
Capacity strengthening sessions (Deadline: Apr 1, 2024)
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2-out-of-3 healthcare workers on government funded training programmes default on their contracts in Southern Africa.

New research by Sikhumbuzo A Mabunda and Rohina at The George Institute and UNSW Medicine & Health identifies factors for better outcomes. 👇

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Sikhumbuzo A Mabunda assessed the effectiveness of return of service schemes for skilled health worker retention in 4 southern African countries. Read about it gh.bmj.com/content/8/10/e… in this month’s BMJ Global Health. UNSW Medicine & Health The George Institute for Global Health Health Systems Global Jim Campbell

Effectiveness of return-of-service schemes for human resources for health retention: a retrospective cohort study of four Southern African countries gh.bmj.com/content/8/10/e…

We are the champions, my friends!! 🇿🇦🏆🏉

An outstanding achievement by the #Boks & a magnificent experience all round 🙌🏾

Special shout out to Lehlogonolo Mampane Aneurin Robyn & the whole medical team. We see you, we salute you, we celebrate you 🫡

Finally met Innocent Besigye after collaborating for 3 years during the pandemic. Online meetings are a fantastic way to connect - but, nothing matches a face-face meeting! DPraveen Manushie Ileana Heredia Pi Primary Health Care Research Consortium