Amref Health Africa Podcast Series: Recent Episodes
Amref Health Africa
This is an audio recording of the Ministerial meeting co-hosted by Amref Health Africa and the Government of Kenya - which brought together Health Ministers from Africa for high-level conversations on pandemic preparedness, and response processes and commitments by the African countries in the global conversations, especially in the International Health Regulations (IHR) 2005 amendment. The session sought to secure support from governments for a common position on the IHR amendment process, and identify bottlenecks and develop solutions to improve participation of developingcountries in the IHR amendment and to strengthen pandemic prevention, preparedness, response and recovery.
This is the full audio recording of a high-level convening on developing a fit-for-purpose healthworkforce for universal health coverage (UHC) in Africa. This was held during the 76th World Health Assembly (WHA) in Geneva at a session co-hosted by Government of Kenya through the Ministry of Health and Amref Health Africa with the aim of promoting alignment on priority health workforceinterventions that will catalyze countries to accelerate their drive towards UHC; create a shared understanding among primarystakeholders of Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) health workforce commitment and concrete actions towards realizing the set targets, and provide a platform for the health ministers to share their health workforce strategy priority areas and the kind of support neededto realize that agenda.
The Sexual Offences podcast series features Dr Kizzie Shako, Kenya's first female police surgeon, and Dr Nyokabi Kibuka, the resident doctor at Amref Medical Centre (AMC). The series intends to empower our audience with the knowledge of sexual offences.
In this episode, Dr Nyokabi talks to Dr Kizzie Shako about how to report a sexual offence to the police.
Need to consult? Contact Amref Medical Centre on 0110-850-138, 0110-850-136
The Sexual offences podcast series features Dr Kizzie Shako, Kenya's first female police surgeon, and Dr Nyokabi Kibuka, the resident doctor at Amref Medical Centre (AMC). The series intends to empower our audience with the knowledge of sexual offences.
In this episode, Dr Nyokabi talks to Professor Joachim Osur about accepting where you are with your sexual health.
Need to consult? Contact Amref Medical Centre on 0110-850-138, customer.medical@amref.org.
In this episode, Dr Nyokabi talks to Professor Joachim Osur about being new at sex; What you need to know about lubrication, preventing tears, and infection.
Join them as they delve into what you need to know if you are new at having sex, how to prepare yourself for sex and the role of lubrication. Need to consult? Contact Amref Medical Centre on 0110-850-138, customer.medical@amref.org
In this episode, Dr Nyokabi talks to Professor Joachim Osur about erectile dysfunction; when pressure works against pleasure.Join them as they delve into the cause of erectile dysfunction and the available management options. Need to consult? Contact Amref Medical Centre on 0110-850-138, customer.medical@amref.org
This podcast series features Professor Joachim Osur, Vice-Chancellor Amref International University, a renowned Sexual and Reproductive health expert, and Dr. Nyokabi Kibuka, the resident doctor at Amref Medical Centre (AMC). The series intends to empower our audience to prioritize their sexual health.
In this episode, Dr. Nyokabi talks to Professor Joachim Osur about sexual shame. Join them as they delve into the cause of sexual shame and differentiate between sexual shame, sexual frustration, their causes, and management. Need to consult? Contact Amref Medical Centre on 0110-850-138, customer.medical@amref.org
An Africa Media Network on Health Podcast on the role of journalists and journalism in bringing the impact of problems within the health systems in Africa on the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people, girls and even parents [Malawi Series]
An Africa Media Network on Health Podcast on the role of journalists and journalism in bringing the impact of problems within the health systems in Africa on the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people, girls and even parents [Kenya Series]