HEALTH CONSULTING International
Dr Thompson Ntuba Akwo
International Speaker[Communicator]/Consultant
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Changing Communities[Societies] and behaviors by communication[Health & Development].
WHO GLOBAL HEALTH WORK
At Health Consulting International, we are committed to improving global health and development through communication, promotion, policy and prevention, safety and health interventions, executive committee and World Health Assembly deliberations and resolutions, and communication for member states. Our expert, Dr. Ntuba Akwo Thompson, brings years of experience and a wealth of knowledge to each and every project. Whether you are seeking to prevent disease, improve health outcomes, or promote healthier living, we are here to help.
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Dr. Ntuba Akwo Thompson’s Work with the World Health Organization (WHO)
Dr. Ntuba Akwo Thompson is a prominent figure in global health, known for his extensive work with the World Health Organization (WHO). His contributions align with WHO’s mission to set global health standards and improve health outcomes worldwide. This essay explores Dr. Thompson’s collaboration with WHO and his impact on global health promotion.
Setting Global Health Standards
The WHO plays a crucial role in setting global health standards, and Dr. Thompson’s work is deeply integrated with this mission. He has been involved in gathering evidence on innovative ways to improve health, ensuring that new strategies are based on solid research and best practices. By contributing to the development of these standards, Dr. Thompson helps ensure that health policies and practices are effective and evidence-based.
Sharing Information and Ideas
One of the key roles of WHO is to share information and ideas on health with governments, health workers, and the public. Dr. Thompson has been instrumental in this area, leveraging his expertise in health communication to disseminate crucial health information. His work with the HealthNDevelopment Channel exemplifies his commitment to making health information accessible and understandable to a broad audience. By doing so, he helps bridge the gap between health knowledge and public awareness.
Providing Technical and Financial Assistance
WHO provides technical and financial assistance to countries in need, and Dr. Thompson has played a significant role in these efforts. He has worked with various governments to implement health programs and policies, ensuring that they receive the support needed to improve health services. His involvement in health emergencies, such as during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlights his ability to provide timely and effective assistance when it is most needed1.
Upholding International Law and Human Rights
Dr. Thompson’s work with WHO also involves upholding international law and human rights. He advocates for the protection of human rights in health policies and practices, ensuring that all individuals have access to the health services they need. His efforts align with WHO’s commitment to promoting health equity and justice, particularly for marginalized and vulnerable populations.
Encouraging Participation in Health Discussions
WHO encourages people and organizations to participate in health discussions, and Dr. Thompson has been a strong advocate for this inclusive approach. He promotes community involvement in health policy discussions, ensuring that diverse voices are heard and considered. By fostering a participatory approach to health governance, Dr. Thompson helps create more responsive and effective health systems.
Conclusion
Dr. Ntuba Akwo Thompson’s work with the World Health Organization exemplifies his dedication to improving global health. Through his contributions to setting health standards, sharing information, providing assistance, upholding human rights, and encouraging participation, he has made a significant impact on health outcomes worldwide. Dr. Thompson’s collaboration with WHO continues to inspire and drive progress towards a healthier, more equitable world.
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Dear participants of the 10th Global Health Promotion Conference,
As we are bringing this extraordinary conference to a close, I would like to thank you for your active participation during the past three days, your contributions to the conference, and your dedication. This has been the largest WHO conference ever, with well over 5.000 active participants from 149 countries. As we streamed some of the sessions, the opening ceremony has been viewed 35,000 times.
I am grateful that many of you participated in the final drafting of the Geneva Charter for Well-being, and we now have a strong foundational document that will guide the way in re-booting our societies. As we heard from world leading experts, all ingredients are there. We know the “what” and the “how”. It is thus a political choice.
It is up to all of us now to make it happen in many more countries around the globe. We should hear the wake-up calls that the current pandemic, the climate change crisis and the social crisis send to us and understand the urgency for change.
The conference platform will serve us as a forum to meet, dialogue, exchange and advocate. The registration will remain open so that many more people can join. All the sessions are open for a review, so that you can watch the sessions you were not able to attend, or watch again. At the same time, the networking café can be used for exchanges, the resource section can be used to place important documents that will drive the implementation forward. Please share with us your arts and films.
We can organize meetings, webinars or townhall meetings with all participants of the conference and those who join later.
If you do not wish to receive further information on well-being, or you want to disengage, or you do not consent with your email addresses being used for this purpose, please indicate to 10GCHP@who.int by 15 February 2022 latest so your email address will be deleted. After 15 February, the email address 10GCHP@who.int will no longer be active.
It has been a privilege and pleasure for the Health Promotion Teams in WHO - in our Headquarters and Regional Offices – to organize this Conference. We embraced cutting edge technology, were pleased to get the best in the world for the 7 plenaries, the 12 deep dives and 40 forum sessions. Let us use the momentum now to move the agenda forward.
With our best wishes for the end of the year celebrations.
And on behalf of the WHO Health Promotion Teams,
Dr Rüdiger Krech
Director, Health Promotion
World Health Organization
twitter:@Ruediger_Krech