S. Nabeel Zafar
About S. Nabeel Zafar
Role(s) / Profession(s)
- Academic
- Researcher
Organization
- Aga Khan University
- Harvard School of Public Health
Work Location(s)
- Pakistan
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Recent Contributions
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S. Nabeel Zafar started a discussion "2010 Harvard Global Public Health & Technology Conference" in the Health IT community.
2010 Harvard Global Public Health & Technology Conference Global PHAT 2010: Moving Beyond the Technology Saturday, May 1, 2010 9:00am - 5:00pm Harvard Kennedy School Breakfast and Lunch provided, Reception to follow www.globalphat.com How do you leverage technology to improve global health delivery? What role does health technology play in post-disaster settings? How can mobile health be used to empower community health workers? Can you get an ROI with electronic medical records in HIV care? ...
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S. Nabeel Zafar replied to "Moving Beyond Doctors" in the Global Surgery & Anesthesia community.
I do not understand why a strong rebuttal is needed. I think these 'task shifting' initiatives are probably what is going to be the future of rural medicine including surgery. In developing countries there is a serious dearth of health professionals. People suffer serious mortality and morbidity due to lack of access to health care. Task shifting can work for some not all surgical diseases.But can be done for some important ones, I&Ds, chest tubes, ...
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S. Nabeel Zafar replied to "Strengthening Health Systems: The Role of NGOs - November 7-11 2011" in the Strengthening Health Systems: The Role of NGOs - November 7-11 2011 panel.
Hi, I am a physician and researcher in Pakistan and am looking forward to this discussion. I have worked with a number of health related NGOs in the past. NGOs certainly have a role, especially in countries where the government is not doing enough. However it is difficult for NGOs to work on a scale large enough to bring about large changes. I see partnerships between the government and NGOs as a potential solution to ...
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