We would like to invite you to join Healthcare Information For All (HIFA), which works in cooperation with WHO and others.
HIFA is a global campaign and knowledge network administered by the Global Healthcare Information Network, a non-profit organisation working to improve the quality of health care in developing countries. We are more than 12,000 health workers, librarians, publishers, researchers and policymakers, committed to accelerate progress towards the HIFA Vision: a world where every person has access to the healthcare information they need to protect their own health and the health of others - people will no longer be dying for lack of knowledge. One-third of members are based in Africa, one-third in Europe, and one-third in the rest of the world. HIFA members represent more than 2500 organisations across 171 countries worldwide, and interact on five global email discussion forums (HIFA Global Forums) in three languages:


  1. HIFA

  2. CHILD2015 in collaboration with the International Child Health Group of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, and the International Society of Social Paediatrics and Child Health

  3. HIFA-Portuguese in collaboration with WHO, Geneva

  4. HIFA-EVIPNet-French in collaboration with WHO, Geneva

  5. HIFA-Zambia in collaboration with the Zambia UK Health Workforce Alliance


It’s easy to join and it’s free. To join, please go to www.hifa2015.org and click on Join.
Neil Packenham-Walsh Coordinator HIFA and
Deborah Jackson HIFA Country Representative Coordinator

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  • denriquerivas Douglas Enrique Rivas Santos 26 Dec 2020

    Espero esten pasando unas felices fiestas.

    A raiz de las economias fluctuantes y la inestabilidad politica que se vive en los diferentes paises de latinoamerica sumandole la mala dieta y la ineficiente calidad de vida de la poblacion se ve reflejado en la salud de la poblacion, dicho esto se refleja en las atenciones de salud, en mi caso y mi opinion en la atencion que sele da a pacientes de mi pais Honduras, con incremento en la poblacion con diabetes, hipeeytension arterial y sindrome metabolico, las poloticas en materia de salud de los paises latinoamericanos no esta en la agenda y no es un tema de primer orden de los mismos ya que estan concentrados en como administrar los fondos que los organismos internacionales donan o prestan, sin embargo no se ve reflajado en las acciones o las leyes que lo mismos implementan, en mi trabajo de documental como requisito para graduacion se genera un resultado alarmante con el aumento de casos de enfermendades cronicas no transmisibles, es de suma improtancia crear politicas a nivel de salud para disminuir esta pandemia que se ha acrecentado en los ultimos años.

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