Putting ‘Care’ Back in Health Care
Rebecca Onie, Paul Farmer, and Heidi Behforouz address the challenges facing U.S. healthcare.
Second dose of vaccine begins
Thousands of Haitians receive second dose of cholera vaccine in first two days of delivery. MORE
Making motherhood safe
Ophelia Dahl argues the need for providing adequate health care to all women. MORE
Celebrating the spirit of the Haitian People
Flag Day celebrates a symbol of Haiti's freedom—from 1802 to 2012. More ›
Putting ‘Care’ Back in Health Care
A new article co-authored by PIH’s Paul Farmer and Heidi Behforouz challenges U.S. healthcare system to adopt lessons learned in the developing world. More ›
“We desperately need all of you on the TEAM for CHANGE”
PIH's Chief Medical Officer delivers commencement address at the Institute for Health Professions More ›
The New York Times covers an innovative new program for clinicians
In Rwanda, Partners In Health, Harvard Medical School, and the Rwandan health ministry offer a unique class for the country's physicians. More ›
Ophelia Dahl advocates to make motherhood as safe in Malawi as Los Angeles
PIH's executive director and co-founder argues the need for providing adequate health care to all women during pregnancy and childbirth. More ›
Hands-On Medical Education in Rwanda
Published 05/13/12 by Stephanie Novak in New York Times
Saving mothers: Concord native works to cut maternal mortality in Africa
Published 05/12/12 by Sarah Palermo in The Concord Monitor
Why Nurses Are the Unsung Heroes of Global Health
Published 05/08/12 by Sheila Davis, DNP, ANP-BC, FAAN in Huffington Post
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