MacArthur Foundation and Emergency Medical Teams
The world-wide health and disaster response community agree: management of the Haiti earthquake, Indian Ocean tsunami, and West Africa Ebola […]
Disaster Management
Healthcare Education, International Health News & Inspiration
Harvard’s Massachusetts General Hospital Hosts INMED
This week INMED graduated our first students from Harvard’s Massachusetts General Hospital, whose Global Disaster Response department hosted the
Disaster Management, INMED Action Steps For You, International Health News & Inspiration
“What Is Aleppo?”
This week the presidential candidate of a well-known United States political party was asked their plan for Aleppo. In
International Health News & Inspiration
Sustainability Vs. Urgent Utility
“Our international partner organization has been heavily funding our health projects, even purchasing medications and fuel to power our water wells, but the entire
INMED Action Steps For You
INMED’s 25th International Medicine And Public Health Course
A dearth of accessible international health academic resources existed when we launched INMED in 2003. Sure, one who attend
INMED Action Steps For You
INMED Counts By The Numbers
We at INMED are all about personal accounts. We emphasize stories both of people in great need who are
Healthcare Education
Teaching Excels Your Profession
Does teaching help health-care professionals be better practitioners? Subjectively, most would agree this is true. But until now, few
Healthcare Education, INMED Training Sites In Action
INMED Graduates First Students In China
A long-term INMED vision has been to expand our Course offerings to outside of the United States. Over the
INMED Grads In Action
Chinese Serving The Entire World
“We Taiwanese are an island people; citizens of the sea. We are comfortable going everywhere.” Let me introduce you
Disaster Management
United States Trailing In Global Humanitarian Responsiveness
International humanitarian response to recent large-scale disasters is widely regarded as unnecessarily inadequate, especially in light of advancements in