German-Syrian Hospital Partnerships
The German government is promoting new German-Syrian Hospital Partnerships in which medical professionals from both countries work together to rebuild and further develop the Syrian healthcare system.
The funding program
What it is about and what we promote
With the funding lines "Global" and "Academic" as well as special announcements, we support projects between actors from German medical and health institutions and their colleagues in low- and middle-income countries.
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New: Workshop for future Hospital Partners
Stroke symposium by hospital partners in Nepal
Sister Sarah Kahumbya: "Engagement and effective communication are key to partnership."
New calls for proposals from the Else Kröner-Fresenius Foundation.
At the Screening Day of our partner clinic in Tanzania, I realised: prevention work is more important than therapy - action instead of treatment!
Laura Truckenbrodt, Head Occupational Therapist, Evangelisches Krankenhaus Alsterdorf
The special Corona funding has enabled us to provide concrete help to disadvantaged and vulnerable people in Bangladesh.
Dr. Ulrich Kuch, Head of the Institute of Tropical Medicine and Global Health, University Hospital Frankfurt
In the urban slums of Nairobi, we train trainers together who can strengthen the mental health of the residents with numerous methods. This is a great joy!
Monica Blotevogel, founder of the organisation CORESZON at UKE Hamburg & hospital partner of SHOFCO/Kenya
My motivation is to create long-term opportunities for exchange for the goal of a modern, easily accessible and open psychosocial Vietnamese care system.
Dr. Thi Minh Tam Ta, private lecturer and doctor for psychiatry and psychotherapy in Berlin and Hanoi
With our hospital partners in Cameroon we have established new studies at University.
Dr. Christian Doll, surgeon in Mbouo/Cameroon
The point-of-care-ultrasound-training with my german colleague gives me the opportunity to make a quick and safe diagnosis.
Dr. Vanessa Kandoole-Kabwere, lecturer assistant at Queen Elisabeth Hospital in Malawi
We have learned a lot in Eritrea - for example how you can make the best of a situation in a hospital for mother-and-child-care
Gesche Kranz, pediatric nurse at University Hospital Charité Berlin
What a sucess: In Eritrea we aimed to train 5 physicians and more than 100 midwives - thanks to the Hospital Partnership Initiative!
Prof. Dr. Helmut Kaulhausen, gynaecologist and project manager Hammer Forum e.V.
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