Strengthening Zambia’s Public Health Workforce at the Local Level
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Cohort 32 graduates with the national and provincial leadership, (L-R) Mr. Francis Mwenya, Ms. Martha Malasa (FETP Mentors based in Lusaka), Mr. Ernest Kateule, Dr. James Zulu (National Coordinators), Dr.
Frontline Field Epidemiology Training Program Expands in Zambia
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Font row L-R: Dr. Katherine Kalumba (Resident & DHD Mumbwa), Dr. Victor Kusweje, the Clinical Care Specialist (PHO), Dr. Elijah Mutoloki, Provincial Health Director, Dr. Nyambe Sinyange, Director of the
Frontline FETP Cohort 31 – Strengthening Zambia’s public health workforce for timely emergency response
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The graduation of the 31st Cohort of the Zambia Frontline Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP-Frontline) marked yet another milestone in strengthening Zambia’s capacity to prevent, detect, and respond to public
Sierra Leone takes major step toward launching advanced field epidemiology training program (FETP)
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Group photo of members of the Ministry of Health, and Ministry of Agriculture, NPHA, US CDS, AFENET, WHO, FAO, World Bank Country Office and University of Sierra Leone and University
Expanding field epidemiology footprints – South Africa FETP Graduates First Frontline Animal Health Cohort!
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A well-trained public health workforce is essential for enhancing a country’s capacity for disease surveillance, epidemiological investigations, and outbreak response—a need widely recognised by the global public health community. Field
Zambia Strengthens Resilient, People-Centered Health Systems through Field Epidemiology Training in Copperbelt Province
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Front Row (L–R): Mr. Ernest Kateule (Program Coordinator), Ms. Hellen Kaoma (Epidemiologist), Dr. Elijah Kabelenga (Clinical Care Specialist), Professor Roma Chilengi (Director, ZNPHI), Mr. Paul Simujayangombe (GF Project Coordinator), Mr.