Partner Directory
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Healthcare, Academic, Patient advocacy and Commercial Organisations are invited to join GASPH as Global Partners. An Organisation registering as a Partner must confirm and agree to all terms of GASPH Terms of Engagement.
Only Partner Organisations can submit resources.
A Partner Organisation must nominate a named representative to sit on the GASPH Global Advisory Board. Representatives on the Board will act in the interests of the Hub, offer expertise both in relation to their economic territory and on behalf of their Partner Organisation.
Register hereWhat the CPA does:
1. We build strong and diverse collaborative networks between pharmacists and other health-related groups to provide support to members across the Commonwealth.
2. We partner with member organizations to improve the quality of Pharmacy Practice throughout the Commonwealth.
3. We create platforms to share knowledge and educational resources in order to continually develop the knowledge and skills of the pharmacy profession throughout the Commonwealth.
Since 1996, the DSPRUD has been in the forefront, in promoting rational use of medicines especially focusing on antibiotics and expounding the objectives to the medical, health and general public through a multi pronged strategy which includes contributing to policy, advocacy, training programmes for doctors, pharmacists and nurses; research and public education
ESAS (Egyptian society of antimicrobials and sepsis), we are a non-for profit medical and health care related body consisting of group of healthcare professionals interested in antimicrobial resistance and sepsis management. We are seeking for connecting all groups of subspecialties, industries and global organization that are involved in using antimicrobial therapy, diagnostic techniques and sepsis management.
Our goal is to extend our activities to increase awareness of patients, families and population about AMR and sepsis threats.
The link between antibiotic use and resistance is clear. Consequently, concerns about inappropriate antibiotic prescribing has never been greater. Reversal of resistance problems is often feasible by changing patterns of antibiotic use. Audits repeatedly show tremendous variations in standards for antibiotic prescription, but the common topic is one of unnecessary use. With these facts in mind, a group of like-minded researchers have formed the European Study Group for Antibiotic Policies. ESGAP has gained official recognition from the ESCMID Executive Committee and elected its first executive officers at the 9th ECCMID, 1999, Berlin, Germany.
The group has since then promoted education and research activities on the topic of antimicrobial stewardship, and aims at sharing knowledge and experiences on its open virtual learning community platform.
The EBRD is owned by 71 countries, as well as the European Union and the European Investment Bank. Each shareholder is represented on the Board of Governors, which has overall authority over the Bank.
A clearly defined set of standards governs all our work as we strive to develop a healthy investment climate and promote environmentally and socially sound and sustainable development.
FDI World Dental Federation (FDI) serves as the principal representative body for more than one million dentists worldwide and has a bold vision to lead the world to optimal oral health. FDI is one of the oldest organizations in the field of dentistry and its membership comprises some 200 national dental associations and specialist groups in over 130 countries.
The Federation was formed from an amalgamation of existing societies representing different infectious diseases societies in Southern African. In 2020, Federation member societies include the Infectious Diseases Society of Southern Africa (IDSSA), Infection Control Society of South Africa (ICSSA), South African Society for Clinical Microbiology (SASCM) and Southern African Society of Paediatric Infectious Diseases (SASPID). The societies maintain their individual areas of expertise and identities yet share administrative support.
The Global Alliance for Infections in Surgery is an independent alliance promoted in 2016 by the World Society of Emergency Surgery (WSES), for a cohesive and global approach to promoting research and education in the field of infections in surgery.
The Global Alliance for Infections in Surgery aims to include all professionals involved in this battle, including epidemiologists and infection control specialists, infectious diseases specialists, hospital pharmacists, pharmacologists, microbiologists, intensivists, surgeons, and nurses.
The mission of Infections in Surgery is to educate healthcare providers promoting the standards of care in managing surgical infections worldwide.
Infection Control Academy of India (IFCAI), established in 2016, is the leading not-for-profit organization in India working on the promotion of infection prevention and control. IFCAI’s vision is to train 1.00,000 healthcare professionals in infection prevention and control by 2025 in India and low-resource countries, and its mission is to create a safer world through the prevention of infection. IFCAI created an academic pathway to build the capacity of Infection preventionists for LMIC. The flagship program of IFCAI is a pioneering Diploma in Infection Prevention and Control (www.pgdipc.com) at the Post Graduate level, offered in collaboration with the University of Hyderabad (www.uohyd.ac.in).
IFCAI is also a key stakeholder in drafting and executing AMR containment plans in India.
The academy is already in collaboration worldwide with several Universities, Professional associations, Civil society organizations, Healthcare institutions, Social entrepreneurs and Passionate individuals with a focus on IPC, WASH & AMR to improve IPC, and WASH practices and contain AMR.
We are open to collaborations.
ICAN is the largest infection prevention and control organisation in Africa that addresses related programmes across our continent and actively supports IPC programmes across Africa to reduce healthcare associated infections including outbreaks such as Ebola and cholera on the continent.
Our vision is an African continent where safe patient care is ensured for all with the implementation of strong infection control programmes. Therefore, ICAN exists to promote and facilitate the establishment of infection control programmes, achievement and maintenance of infection reduction, including healthcare associate infections, and promote antimicrobial stewardship activities through education by working with infection prevention structures in Africa and other International health related associations.
The Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) is a community of over 12,000 physicians, scientists and public health experts who specialize in infectious diseases. Our purpose is to improve the health of individuals, communities, and society by promoting excellence in patient care, education, research, public health, and prevention relating to infectious diseases. IDSA promotes comprehensive responses to antimicrobial resistance, and IDSA members care for patients with multidrug resistant infections, lead antimicrobial stewardship and infection prevention and control programs, and conduct research to develop new tools in the fight against AMR.
The Institute of Tropical Medicine (ITM) in Antwerp strives for continuous advancement of science and health, focusing on innovative research, advanced education, professional services and capacity strengthening of our partner institutions in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
For us, scientific excellence and societal impact are two sides of the same coin.
We are a global educator, joining the dots between scientific researchers, medical communities and the wider public to stop the growing threat of drug-resistant infections