Center for Global Health Engagement (CGHE)

Building partnerships, saving lives! The 1984th U.S. Army Hospital Pacific completed a #GHE in the Solomon Islands, focusing on collaboration and capacity building. Together, we’re strengthening healthcare systems and creating lasting impact! 🇺🇸🤝🌍 Read more: https://ow.ly/q1cA50TmnrN

Explore how the U.S.-Colombia security partnership is strengthening military capabilities and advancing regional stability 🇺🇸🤝🇨🇴 Together, we’re tackling shared security challenges. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/lIrj50TlsOl #BetterTogether #Partnerships #DoDGHE in Action!

🚢💥 PANAMAX 2024 🌍🇺🇸 This crucial annual exercise brings together 11 nations to sharpen our collective defense strategies and ensure the security of the Panama Canal—a key global trade route. With a focus on real-world scenarios, PANAMAX 2024 reinforces the strength of international partnerships and showcases our commitment to regional stability. #GlobalSecurity #Partnerships #Interoperability Read about it here: https://ow.ly/S8K950SYNjV

🌎 Belize hosted JTF-Bravo’s Agile Bear 2.0 and Sentinel Watch, exercises that work on strengthening regional security and fostering collaboration between U.S. and Belizean forces. 🇧🇿 These joint exercises are crucial in enhancing readiness, humanitarian assistance, and disaster response capabilities in Central America. Proud to see these partnerships in action, promoting stability and cooperation across the region. #Partnerships #DoDGHE Read more here: https://ow.ly/2aoc50SVVGf

🚨 One hour to go for the “Ukraine Health Security Assistance: Complex, Challenging, Critical, and Consequential" PEERS session! Join us at 12:00 ET and be part of the conversation 💬🌍 Email us at cghe@usuhs.edu with any questions. #DoDGHE in Action! #BetterTogether

📢 T-minus one day! 🌟 Don’t miss the "Ukraine Health Security Assistance: Complex, Challenging, Critical, and Consequential" PEERS session. Today is your last chance to RSVP for this must-attend discussion: https://ow.ly/FIec50TeuHj

From July 21 to 25, 2024, Dr. Shakir Jawad, CGHE's Senior Global Health Advisor, led the One Health Workshop and Mini Tabletop Exercise (TTX) in Amman, Jordan. This initiative was managed by Integral Global Company under the supervision and funding of DTRA/BTRP. Special thanks to Dr. Sentayehu Bedane and Dr. Farooq Tahir from Integral Global for their vital contributions to the success of this event. #OneHealth #DoDGHE #Collaboration

Thank you to everyone who joined us at #MHSRS2024 for CGHE's 4th Global Health Engagement track and poster sessions! Your insights and expertise are vital to advancing #DoDGHE efforts. Together, we strengthen partnerships and improve health outcomes worldwide. 🤝🌏🔬

Last week, USU's CGHE delivered the Fundamentals of DoD Global Health Engagement (FOGHE) course at the Royal Air Force Centre of Aerospace Medicine. In collaboration with the UK Centre for Defence Engagement – Healthcare, we strengthened ties with our UK allies to enhance readiness among GHE practitioners and improve interoperability in global health engagement activities. #DoDGHE in Action! #Interoperability #BetterTogether

At #MHSRS2024, CGHE hosted the Global Health Engagement track, moderated by COL Matthew R. Scherer, USA. Dr. Terry Rauch opened the session by addressing ongoing challenges in Gaza and Ukraine, with efforts including 14 targeted research projects. Speakers like COL Eric Chin, USA, and Jessica Jackson shared lessons learned from sustaining readiness in Honduras, emphasized skill sustainment programs, and introduced CGHE's innovative readiness checklist. Highlights included Dr. Patrick Blair's discussion on the Austere Environments Consortium for Enhanced Sepsis Outcomes (ACESO), Bernice Baako, MPhil, on One Health approaches in Ghana, and LTC Erin Ball, USA, on AFRIMS’s strategic role in medical diplomacy, along with the WRAIR-AFRIMS playbook on infectious disease research and development. Dr. Joseph Cohn and Jorge Sobral Martins showcased advancements in intelligent software for GHE, Dr. Emad S. Madha explored trauma systems integration, and Dr. Ramey Wilson concluded with insights on the future of sustained engagement. CGHE also presented four posters on critical topics like interoperability, countering misinformation/disinformation, the e-KSA checklist for military medical skill sustainment in Honduras, and the Global Health Engagement Research Initiative (GHERI). #DoDGHE in Action! #Partnerships #Collaboration #BetterTogether #MilMed