Mount Sinai CEO Brendan Carr Visits AMPATH Nepal Partnership and Delivers Keynote Address at Kathmandu University’s Graduation
Brendan Carr, MD, MA, MS, Chief Executive Officer and Professor and Kenneth L. Davis, MD, Distinguished Chair, Mount Sinai Health System, recently visited Nepal to see firsthand the work of the AMPATH Nepal partnership—a collaboration between the AMPATH Consortium of...
Mount Sinai Partners With Dhulikhel Hospital in Nepal to Launch Adolescent Health Clinic
Dhulikhel Hospital and the AMPATH Nepal partnership recently launched an Adolescent Health Clinic at the hospital. The clinic was the culmination of months of work and training that brought adolescent health experts from Mount Sinai’s Arnhold Institute for Global...
Hands-on Skills-Based Training for Clinical Providers Advances Adolescent Health Care in Western Kenya
To improve health care for youth in western Kenya, the Arnhold Institute for Global Health at Mount Sinai and our AMPATH Kenya partnership held a pivotal clinical training for health care providers who work with adolescents. The Institute leads the adolescent health...
Fighting Antimicrobial Resistance: How Nepal’s Dhulikhel Hospital Is Leading the Way
At my first meeting with the staff at Dhulikhel Hospital in Nepal, Suman Shahukhala, a pharmacist, showed me bacteria growing from a urine sample of a patient who came in very ill. The bacteria was E. coli, and it was resistant to all antibiotics available in Nepal...
Documentary Premiere: Inside A National Healthcare Collaboration
The Arnhold Institute for Global Health is proud to present Inside a National Healthcare Collaboration, a compelling documentary highlighting Mount Sinai’s groundbreaking partnership with the Government of Guyana and Hess Corporation to strengthen the health system...
Project ECHO Launched in Nepal to Advance Emergency Care in Rural Areas
Our AMPATH Nepal partnership has launched a new program to improve access to emergency care in remote regions of Nepal. Through a transformative model called Project ECHO (short for “Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes”), Nepal’s health workers will learn from...