The 2018-19 PGF (Postgraduate Fellowship in Refugee and Migrant Health) Programme in Bangladesh aims to improve and strengthen the quality and delivery of healthcare provided to Rohingya
Doctors Worldwide has been active in Bangladesh since November 2017, responding to the Rohingya Crisis through the Doctors Worldwide Improving Care in Health Emergencies (DICE)
On the 9th and 10th March 2021, Doctors Worldwide held a 2-day Leadership & Governance conference in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, as part of the Postgraduate
Doctors Worldwide have been active in Bangladesh since November 2017 responding to the Rohingya Crisis, in partnership with the UN-IOM. Since then, we have delivered
The 2018-19 PGF (Postgraduate Fellowship in Refugee and Migrant Health) Programme in Bangladesh aimed to improve and strengthen the quality and delivery of healthcare provided
A few weeks ago, we gave you the second instalment of our ‘In the Spotlight’ series, which shines a light on some of our amazing
This week marked the official conclusion of our 9 month long ‘Doctors Worldwide Improving Care in Health Emergencies’ (DICE) programme, in partnership with IOM Bangladesh.
Human Rights Day is observed every year on 10 December — the day the United Nations General Assembly adopted, in 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human
The ‘Doctors Worldwide Improving Care in Health Emergencies’ (The DICE programme) is a 9-month programme running between April and December 2020 with the aim of
On Friday 10th April 2020 using social distancing methods, Doctors Worldwide in partnership with the United Nation International Organization for Migration (IOM) launched the Doctors Worldwide Improving Care in Health Emergencies (DICE) programme.
