IPPHL Blog
December 18, 2020
Retrospective Evaluation Results of IPPHL’s First Three Years
January 25, 2019
Meeting the Challenges of Heading One of Nigeria’s Largest State-owned Hospitals
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: IKRAMA HASSAN I learnt about the IPPHL program through Abdulkarim, a Cohort 1 participant. I was one of his raters in the 360 By Design feedback tool. With…
Reflections on my IPPHL journey: Joel Mubiligi
I found the IPPHL program extremely insightful and very practical. I believe that the choice of content and principles that it taught provided me with a set of frameworks to…
November 13, 2018
IPPHL Alumni, Elizabeth Wangia (Cohort #1), Interviewed by Chris Elias
In the last Alumni Newsletter, you read about Chris Elias’s visit to Kenya and his dinner with IPPHL fellows. As part of this visit, Chris’s team interviewed Dr. Elizabeth Wangia,…
Moorine Sekadde (Cohort #1) in the News
Moorine makes the news in an article by the International Union Against TB and Lung Disease. A parliamentary delegation with representatives from five countries and hosted by the Union and…
Arnold Okpani (Cohort #2) Published
Arnold Okpani has been busy since the IPPHL program this year concluded. He recently published an article describing Nigeria’s experience in implementing a new DHIS2 routine immunization dashboard to better…
Selorm Botwe (Cohort #2) in the News
Selorm Botwe and Adabraka Polyclinic, where Selorm works as Specialist-in-Charge makes the news in an article penned by Selorm for Modern Ghana. Management of the clinic hosted a well-received open…
Alumni Spotlight: Ikrama Hassan
I learnt about the IPPHL program through Abdulkarim, a Cohort 1 participant. I was one of his raters in the 360 By Design feedback tool. With encouragement from him, I…
September 28, 2018
Alumni Spotlight: Joanne Ondera
I have always been passionate about working towards a health system where any Kenyan can receive health services when needed irrespective of their financial income levels. This is one of...
July 17, 2018
Alumni Spotlight: Samuel Kwame Buabeng-Frimpong
Post IPPHL, I still remain the Country Head for Health Information Management in Ghana. Towards the end of last year, I voluntarily applied for a year off from the office…
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