Human resources for health depend on strong foundations in age-appropriate K–12 literacy and STEM education, coupled with robust ecosystems that develop health and human services professionals and strengthen the systems they work in.
In resource-limited settings, these foundations and ecosystems are critical for developing and retaining local talent, strengthening institutional capacity and skills, driving innovation, improving health outcomes, and building resilient economies.
Our partnership areas include the following:
- Strengthening pre-K–12 literacy levels and STEM pathways.
- Developing the next generation of public health leaders.
- Building R&D skills and capacity.
- Strengthening clinical skills and capacity.
A common theme in our R&D and clinical work is how technologies, when used as tools, can strengthen skills and capacity in resource-limited settings.
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