MSF’s medical staff review patient files during the ward round in the MSF Hospital in the Bentiu Protection of Civilian (PoC) site. Since the COVID-19 pandemic reached South Sudan, MSF has to reduce its inpatient bed capacity to adhere to preventive measures. Photograph by Tetiana Gaviuk
Blog |
05 November 2020

Decolonising medicines and global health: We need genuine and lasting reforms that put patients in the driving seat

COVID-19
Photograph by Tetiana Gaviuk
MSF’s medical staff review patient files during the ward round in the MSF Hospital in the Bentiu Protection of Civilian (PoC) site. Since the COVID-19 pandemic reached South Sudan, MSF has to reduce its inpatient bed capacity to adhere to preventive measures. Photograph by Tetiana Gaviuk

“There is a hair between being a defender of people’s right to health and being a colonial tool…” Global health – who benefits? asks Tammam Aloudat.
 

Continue Reading