🧼 This week is International Infection Prevention Week.
Infection prevention and control keeps patients, health workers and communities safe, and keeps health systems ready for the next outbreak.
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@ghsnetwork.bsky.social🧼 This week is International Infection Prevention Week.
Infection prevention and control keeps patients, health workers and communities safe, and keeps health systems ready for the next outbreak.
@ghsnetwork.bsky.social💬 From our GHS2026 post-conference survey:
“The breadth and quality of the sessions, the opportunities for collaboration, and the emphasis on evidence-based solutions made GHS2026 an invaluable learning experience.”
Thank you to everyone who shared their feedback.
@ghsnetwork.bsky.social🌏 A new destination awaits… 👀
Preparations are underway for the fifth Global Health Security Conference - GHS2028!
📍 Where will our global community gather next?
📢 Host city and dates to be announced shortly!
Stay tuned.
@ghsnetwork.bsky.social📢 The GHS2026 Final Conference Report is here!
🌏 1,240 delegates | 88 countries
🎤 124 panels | 11 plenaries
🤝 79 travel bursaries
Explore the insights, outcomes and collaborations from Kuala Lumpur.
📖 Read the report: www.ghsconf.com/relive-ghs-2...
@ghsnetwork.bsky.social🧠 Today is World Meningitis Day.
Meningitis can turn life-threatening within hours. Strong surveillance, accessible vaccination and rapid response save lives.
@aphl.orgHow did laboratory leadership strengthen Uganda's response to the 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak? Learn about the Global Laboratory Leadership Programme and its impact in our Oct. 8 webinar, 10:00–11:30 am ET.
Register: buff.ly/XPdQAQW
@ghsnetwork.bsky.social🐾 Today is World Rabies Day.
Rabies is almost entirely preventable, yet it still claims tens of thousands of lives each year.
Surveillance, vaccination and collaboration can end rabies deaths for good.
@ghsnetwork.bsky.social💭 Spotted on our GHS2026 reflection wall:
"Insanity is doing the same things over and over and expecting different results."
A line that applies to nearly every conversation in global health security right now. The threats are evolving. Our response has to as well.
