What does the future hold for the Physician Global Health (AIG) degree programme? And where do we want to be by 2035?
The NSGH working group International Safe Motherhood & Reproductive Health is organising a meeting on the future of the AIG training programme. With the current funding set to end in 2029 and political support shifting, the programme faces significant challenges. How can we ensure that the programme remains fit for the future? And what opportunities exist for a broader deployment of AIG graduates, including within the Dutch healthcare sector?
During this interactive session, AIG members, gynaecology trainees, gynaecologists and AIG trainers will come together to discuss the future of the profession. An evening to exchange ideas, share different perspectives and reflect together on the direction we wish to take.
Have your say and join the discussion on the future of the AIG!
Programme
| Time | Activity | Speaker(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 19.30 | Drop-in session with coffee and tea | |
| 20.00 | Welcome message | Anke Heitkamp |
| 20.10 | Presentation | Albertine Baauw Director, International Healthcare Training Institute · Chair of the Global Child Health Expert Group |
| 20.30 | Presentation | Puck Schuivens AIG and NSGH policy officer |
| 20.50 | Presentation | Victoria van Salmuth AIG |
| 21.10 | Discussion | |
| 21.40 | Drinks |
Dutch
English