
Samoa: Cervical Cancer Prevention – multi-agency discussions
Our PSRH team was in Samoa as part of the Cervical Cancer Prevention Programme in the Pacific. This was a multiagency workshop which gave opportunities for many leading clinicians fromReflecting on Women in Health Leadership – Rufina Latu
When women and girls are able to stay in school longer, access health services and empowered to plan for responsible motherhood, they can improve their social and economic opportunities, andNew – “Nursing Now”
Empower nurses to improve global health: lifting the profile of Nurses and Midwives Nursing Now is a three-year global nursing campaign run in collaboration with the International Council of NursesWhen disaster strikes – Massive Earthquake 7.5 destroys Papua New Guinea
On the early morning of 26th February a massive earthquake of magnitude 7.5 struck PNG affecting the provinces of Southern Highlands, Hela and Western Highlands. The affected areas are largelyCategory 5 Cyclone Crashes Tonga – 12th Feb
A ferocious Tropical Cyclone Gita crashing with fierce winds of up to 260 km/h was the most intense tropical cyclone to impact Tonga since reliable records began. After experiencing a
PSRH Research Awards
PSRH offers ten Research Awards per annum to assist research capacity building in reproductive health in the Pacific region. Each award is to the value of NZ$500 and can be
RANZCOG Scholarships 2018
Pacific Associate Members are invited to apply for the following scholarships offered to Associate Members participating in the RANZCOG Pacific CPD. CPD Program ASM Scholarship 2018 to be held in
Tonga Medical Association celebrates its 75th Anniversary
The Tonga Medical Association recently held its 75th annual conference. The conference took place at the Fa’onelua Convention Centre in the Kingdom’s capital of Nuku’alofa during 7-10th November, 2017. Her Royal
Recommendations Post Conference
Recommendation 1 Establish a Comprehensive Cervical Cancer Prevention and Control Programme Cervical Cancer is the most common female cancer in the Pacific, contributing to disease burden and causing more than