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A Canadian Voice for Global Health                       

The Canadian Society for International Health (CSIH) is a national non-governmental organization that works domestically and internationally to reduce global health inequities and strengthen health systems. For more about CSIH...   
 

 

Highlights


World Hepatitis Day 2012

CSIH is planning events across the country that will be taking place both on, and leading up to, July 28th 2012. Read more...

 


Help shape the 2012 CCGH!
CSIH has begun planning the 2012 Canadian Conference on Global Health. We want to hear from our members on pressing issues and helpful workshop suggestions. Help us shape this event by joining our Facebook forum!
 


 

Advancing health equity in the 21st Century

CSIH, GHEC and CUGH hosted a joint conference in Montreal November 13-15, 2011. Blog posts, videos and photos can be seen here....
 


MentorNet
MentorNet is a new national program that aims to connect students and young professionals (SYPs) interested in global health with individuals experienced in the field. MentorNet intends to serve as a vehicle for enhancing SYPs’ knowledge, interest, and capacity to contribute to this rapidly expanding field. Read more...
 


CSIH in Kazakhstan
CSIH has been awarded three projects under the World Bank funded Health Technology Transfer and Institutional Reform Project. Following a competitive bidding process, CSIH was selected by the Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan to provide technical assistance in the following key areas: health system accreditation, clinical practice and evidence-based medicine, and medical education. All three projects began officially in August of this year and activities are progressing well. Read more…
 



Ottawa, Training Ground for Global Health Diplomacy

While the Summit of the Americas was taking place in Trinidad and Tobago, the University of Ottawa, Centre for Global Health and Centre for Globalization and Health Equity in partnership with the Canadian Society for International Health were positioning Ottawa as a leading centre for the training of global health “diplomats”. 

To learn more view the complete Media Release.