#33 ⎯ Empowering perspectives: Exploring Women's Health with Dr. Irene Aninye
In this episode of Digital Health Connect, Karolina Mackiewicz, Innovation Director of ECHAlliance - The Global Health Connector, engages in a conversation with Dr. Irene Aninye, Chief Science Officer at the Society for Women's Health Research, just ahead of International Women’s Day.
Exploring the landscape of women’s health, they discussed the challenges, advancements, and future prospects. From the important role of research in advancing women’s health globally to the opportunities presented by FemTech in addressing various health issues, Irene shares her views on the current and future dynamics within this domain.
About ECHAlliance (The Global Health Connector)
ECHAlliance – The Global Health Connector is a Community Interest Company dedicated to benefiting communities in its 75 international Ecosystem communities worldwide.
As a member organisation, The Global Connector brings its global community together in a network of ecosystems that match needs and solutions, break down silos, transform healthcare, transfer best practices and lessons learned, and create economic opportunities.
One of the initiatives by ECHAlliance is the Global Health Connector Partnership, formed to reach diverse regions worldwide under specific themes. This partnership reflects the determined commitment of existing organisations to enhance health and care services for citizens globally by leveraging digital technologies effectively.
Each of the participating organisations has its own missions and priorities, but they find commonality through the global vision promoted by the Global Health Connector Partnership.
The GHCP Council includes leading organisations from the USA, Africa, Commonwealth, Australia, India and Europe.
Join ECHAlliance as a member to promote your organisation, expand your networks, connect with innovators, and collaborate on a global scale. Become a member at echalliance.com/membership.
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