Join us for this web forum exploring innovative and sustainable models to bridge supply side gaps and bring health services closer to underserved communities around the world. Non-communicable diseases are on the rise globally and predicted to severely impact Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC), yet health systems in most of these countries are ill prepared to handle the influx of NCD patients

Three global public private health experts from India, South Africa and Brazil participating in the Public Health Institute’s Global Health Leaders corporate health fellowship program will share successful models that are increasing access to care for non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease for the most vulnerable populations. 

Registration is free and closed captioning is available to all attendees. This event is recommended for anyone working in public health, advocacy, community-based systems, and hospitals/health systems; public health experts in the public, private, and non-profit sectors, NCD and chronic disease practitioners; public private partnership directors or managers.

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Presenters
*Belinda Ngongo, MPH, Senior Technical Advisor, Health Integration and Gender Equity, Global Health Leaders, PHI
*Nayanjeet Chaudhury, MD, MPH, Senior Technical Advisor, Global Best Practices, Global Health Leaders, PHI
*Mark Barone, PhD, Senior Technical Advisor: Global Sustainability, Global Health Leaders, PHI

Moderator Esther Tahrir, MPH, Senior Program Director Global Health Leaders, PHI

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