http://itunes.ucl.ac.uk/rss-feeds/global-health/lancet The 2007 Lancet Lecture was given on 9 November by Professor Adenike Grange, Minister of Health for Nigeria, in the UCL Cruciform Lecture Theatre 1. Speaking about the work being undertaken by the Nigerian government, Professor Grange said: “There is enough in terms of knowledge initiatives, strategies, tools, drugs and treatment protocols to cure disease and prolong life, but the reality is that the systems designed to bring about these outcomes are inadequate at best or even non-existent. This is a global problem.” Mon, 26 May 2008 17:07:44 +0100 en-gb 2013 University College London Thu, 02 Sep 2010 16:01:22 +0100 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss web-support@ucl.ac.uk Professor Adenike Grange, Minister of Health for Nigeria The 2007 Lancet Lecture was given on 9 November by Professor Adenike Grange, Minister of Health for Nigeria, in the UCL Cruciform Lecture Theatre 1. Speaking about the work being undertaken by the Nigerian government, Professor Grange said: “There is enough in terms of knowledge initiatives, strategies, tools, drugs and treatment protocols to cure disease and prolong life, but the reality is that the systems designed to bring about these outcomes are inadequate at best or even non-existent. This is a global problem.” Lancet Lecture, Adenike Grange, Nigeria, global health, National Health Investment Plan, polio, malaria, cervical screening, women’s health Web Services silva-support@ucl.ac.uk No No http://itunes.ucl.ac.uk/rss-feeds/global-health/images/gh http://www.ucl.ac.uk 300 300 true 1 http://mediasource-01.mediares.ucl.ac.uk/spotlight/Lancet_Lecture_2007-video.m4v The 2007 Lancet Lecture was given on 9 November by Professor Adenike Grange, Minister of Health for Nigeria, in the UCL Cruciform Lecture Theatre 1. Speaking about the work being undertaken by the Nigerian government, Professor Grange said: “There is enough in terms of knowledge initiatives, strategies, tools, drugs and treatment protocols to cure disease and prolong life, but the reality is that the systems designed to bring about these outcomes are inadequate at best or even non-existent. This is a global problem.” Wed, 24 Jun 2009 10:13:35 +0100 Health & Medicine Health Reform in Nigeria - Wed, 24 Jun 2009 10:13:35 +0100 The 2007 Lancet Lecture was given on 9 November by Professor Adenike Grange, Minister of Health for Nigeria, in the UCL Cruciform Lecture Theatre 1. Speaking about the work being undertaken by the Nigerian government, Professor Grange said: “There is enough in terms of knowledge initiatives, strategies, tools, drugs and treatment protocols to cure disease and prolong life, but the reality is that the systems designed to bring about these outcomes are inadequate at best or even non-existent. This is a global problem.” 1:19:52 http://itunes.ucl.ac.uk/; Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 UK: England and Wales The 2007 Lancet Lecture was given on 9 November by Professor Adenike Grange, Minister of Health for Nigeria, in the UCL Cruciform Lecture Theatre 1. Speaking about the work being undertaken by the Nigerian government, Professor Grange said: “There is enough in terms of knowledge initiatives, strategies, tools, drugs and treatment protocols to cure disease and prolong life, but the reality is that the systems designed to bring about these outcomes are inadequate at best or even non-existent. This is a global problem.” Professor Adenike Grange, Minister of Health for Nigeria 2008 No No