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Un technicien de laboratoire à  l'hôpital de chirurgie reconstructive MSF d’Amman ensemence des milieux de culture.


A lab technician at MSF's reconstructive surgery hospital in Amman seeds culture media.
Antibiotic resistance

Antibiogo: A revolutionary application to tackle antibiotic resistance

Antibiogo, a new application developed by MSF, will be launched this summer, and offers real hope in slowing down antibiotic resistance, a major public health threat. Press Release - 15 Jun 2022
 
MSF nurse is examining and recording the vital signs of a patient suffering from a chronic disease at the MSF-run clinic for chronic diseases in the Hawija primary healthcare centre, before referring him to the doctor’s room for his regular consultation. Hawija district of Kirkuk governorate, northern Iraq.
Iraq

Significant healthcare needs remain in Hawija six years after battle with Islamic State group

Since 2016, during the control of the Islamic State (IS) group and the ensuing battles to retake the area of Hawija, MSF has continued to see significant medical needs, especially for non-communicable diseases and mental healthcare. Project Update - 15 Jun 2022
 
Exode Srebrenica. En juillet 1995, une offensive des milices serbes de Bosnie porte a la chute de l’enclave de Srebrenica. Abandonee par la communaute internationale, la population de l’enclave est alors deportee vers la Bosnie centrale controlee par les autorites de Sarajevo, tandis que plusieurs milliers d’hommes disparaissaient. MSF a soigne les blesses dans l’enclave pendant le siege (1994-1995).
MSF Speaking Out

Misinformation: Speaking out and the (ir)relevance of humanitarian principles

This is the first course in a series of advanced level courses to come.
The course uses the speaking out case study: "MSF and the war in Former Yugoslavia 1991-2003" with a focus on Gorazde.

- 15 Jun 2022
 
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MSF Speaking Out

Speaking Out Case Studies Advanced Level Modules

The advanced courses on the speaking out case studies go beyond the introductory level courses, asking you to reflect on the dilemmas and contribute your thoughts in facilitated sessions.
The advanced courses take a closer look at the central thematics and speaking out actions amidst humanitarian dilemmas.

Due to the complexity and difficulty of the advanced level learning, facilitated sessions accompany the self-paced sessions to share reflections, while offering support (largely through peer discussion) for more challenging analyses.

The facilitated sessions use the Think-Pair-Share pedagogy which designed to differentiate instruction by providing students time and structure for thinking on a given topic, enabling them to formulate individual ideas and share these ideas with a peer.
- 15 Jun 2022
 
Logistician Damien Moloney being interviewed by CNN
MSF Speaking Out

The Initial Module: Introduction to MSF, Speaking Out Case Studies, and Speaking Out

The Introduction to MSF SOCS and Speaking Out course introduces the organisation, the SOCS project, and the concept of speaking out for MSF. - 15 Jun 2022
 
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MSF Speaking Out

Speaking Out Case Studies Introductory Level Modules

All introductory courses offer open enrolment for MSFers, oter humanitarians and external students alike. These modules teach foundational skills. The MSF SOCS team will add to the repertoire of courses periodically, so check back regularly for updates. Each new course will focus on a humanitarian thematic paired with one of the speaking out case studies, grounding the conceptual with the operational experience of MSF.

Students will deepen their understanding of essential humanitarian concepts and terminologies and develop skills to effectively analyse past and present speaking out challenges.



- 15 Jun 2022
 
Mamfe District Hospital, South-West Cameroon, where MSF medical staff provide surgical, maternity, emergency and paediatric care for free and refer patients via ambulance.
Cameroon

MSF condemns attack on Mamfe hospital in Southwest region

Mamfe district hospital in South-West region, Cameroon, has been set alight and destroyed, putting a critically-needed health facility out of action for thousands of people. Press Release - 9 Jun 2022
 
“We travelled one month in order to get to this place. (IDP Camp, Afar)”
Asia (23) watches on as her son Madina (1) takes a nap in the inpatient therapeutic feeding centre tent.
Ethiopia

Urgent response needed to “overwhelming” malnutrition crisis in Afar

MSF teams in Afar region, northeastern Ethiopia, are witnessing deeply concerning signs of high levels of malnutrition, particularly amongst people displaced by recent conflict. Press Release - 9 Jun 2022
 
Measles patients in BRH isolation ward where they're receiving treatment.
Somalia

Drought intensifies health crises across Somalia and Somaliland

Somalia is facing one of its worst droughts in decades, following poor rainy seasons and a locust invasion. MSF teams are responding to measles, cholera, and acute malnutrition. Project Update - 7 Jun 2022
 
MSF teams provide mental health support for people who have fled intense shelling in the south and east of Ukraine. Hundreds of thousands of people are now internally displaced in shelters in Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia. Many people have lost their homes, lost friends and family, and are now separated from loved ones. People suffer from a range of mental health issues, including intesnse fear and anxiety, chronic stress, insomnia and constant worry. MSF mobile teams visit people staying in shelters across the country in order to treat the pyscholgical issues people are facing.
War in Ukraine

Mental health needs grow in Ukraine after 100 days of war

After 100 days of the war in Ukraine, MSF teams continue to see the growing mental health needs of people while providing support in shelters and through mobile clinics. Project Update - 2 Jun 2022
Four mothers posing in a corridor of the Hospital in Bili. All four of them are staying in the hospital with their child, that's suffering from a severe case of malaria. Since the beginning of the project in 2016, the pediatric ward already treated more than 4.000 cases of complicated/severe form of malaria.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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