Get Involved

Spread the Word

• Share this

We invite you to share specific discussions and resources posted in the communities by clicking on "Share this" from the detailed page of a resource or discussion. You can use this tool to send a personal messate to a colleague as an invitation to weigh in on a specific issue for example.

• Link to GHDonline

Please use the following logos and links to direct people to GHDonline.org from your website, blog, or other web platform:
Color JPEG with tagline: Large (400x54 pixels) and small (200x27 pixels)
Color, no tagline (249x59 pixels)
Adherence & Retention: http://www.ghdonline.org/adherence/
Drug Resistant TB: http://www.ghdonline.org/drtb/
Global Health Nursing & Midwifery: http://www.ghdonline.org/nursing/
Global Surgery & Anesthesia: http://www.ghdonline.org/surgery/
Health IT: http://www.ghdonline.org/tech/
HIV Prevention: http://www.ghdonline.org/hivprevention/
Malaria Prevention & Treatment: http://www.ghdonline.org/malaria/
TB Infection Control: http://www.ghdonline.org/ic/

You can also link to specific discussions in the following format (or variations therof): Discuss [discussion title w/link] in the GHDonline [community name w/link]
For example: Discuss Surgical practices in the GHDonline TB Infection Control Community

Please note that providing a link to GHDonline does not constitute an endorsement from the GHD Project, and does not imply any association. Your link should be provided for information purposes only and not for commercial use, and should not alter user-generated content. If you have questions, please refer to the GHDonline Terms of Use.

• Use our flyers, cards, and posters

Feel free to print and broadly distribute the various GHDonline flyers which provide an overview of the GHDonline communities with testimonials from members:
Flyer in English (PDF)
Affiche en Français (PDF)
Síntesis en español (PDF)
на русском (PDF)

GHDonline business cards (.DOC) are easy to use: just print on Avery template 5371 (or equivalent), and carry them with you so that you can share as needed.

GHDonline moderators and the GHD team regularly present the GHDonline communities at conferences. We invite you to discover our posters in the "Publications" page on our GHD website.

• Stay connected with the GHD Blog and social media

In addition to GHDonline, the GHD team is involved in a variety of education and research projects for which we constantly look for input and partners or share opportunities. We invite you to subscribe the GHD Blog email notifications, to follow our team on Twitter, to become a fan on Facebook or join our LinkedIn group.

• Send invitations to join GHDonline (sign-in required)

We need your help to broaden the reach of GHDonline communities by engaging as many global health implementers as possible. Every time you sign in to GHDonline, please take a minute to invite colleagues to join by clicking on “Send invitation to join” from your communities home pages.

• Forward email notifications from public communities

Members are encouraged to forward email notifications from any of the public communities with colleagues and list servs, mailing lists, etc. As a reminder, email notifications from private communities should be treated as confidential and not shared.

Create or Moderate a Community

• Suggest/Become a GHDonline moderator

GHDonline moderators guide communities and provide domain expertise, making sure members’ pressing questions get answered and leveraging resources within their organization to enrich content. They work closely with the GHDonline team. If you would like to be considered as a new moderator, suggest a moderator, or learn more about moderation please contact us with detailed request.

• Suggest a new community

We see the creation of communities as a partnership between us and potential moderators and their organizations. For this reason, instead of enabling members to create communities on their own we guide the creation of communities by establishing an action plan and goals with partners . If you’re interested in creating a community, we invite you to first review and try to answer this set of questions (PDF). Once you are committed to creating a community and can muster the support needed within your organization and partners, we’ll be delighted to discuss with you.

• Create a private community

Private communities on GHDonline provide a secured and easy-to-use repository system and collaboration space for organizations, projects, and international partnerships. Organizations choose GHDonline because of its flexibility, reliability, and accessibility in resource-limited settings.

“As diagnosing and treating patients is invariably a complex and multi-layered endeavor, especially in challenging settings, resources like these can be very helpful in advancing practice and in managing care for patients,” says Corrado Cancedda, MD. Cancedda is a co-moderator of Clinical Exchange, a GHDonline private community where clinicians from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Partners In Health Rwanda consult with each other on complex clinical cases (click here to read a PDF abstract on this community).

Please contact us if you would like to learn more about the benefits of creating a private community.

Join our efforts

• Partner

At its core, GHDonline is a collaborative effort: members share knowledge that is applicable in the field but not found in traditional media such as vendors’ recommendations or advice on interventions, and partner organizations work with us to provide expert content, services and tools to members. We are constantly discussing collaboration opportunities with organizations so please contact us or click here to discover our current partners. Partnerships include but are not limited to NGOs working with us to publish their guidelines, protocols, and forms as members-only content, or publishers providing access to restricted content to GHDonline members.

We need Spanish, Russian, French, and Haitian Creole translators, as well as experienced writers to work with us on Discussion Briefs . Please contact us if you can donate a few hours of your time!

You can support our efforts by making a donation to the Global Health Delivery Project.

Last updated September 1, 2010