Established in 2010, Global Bridges has supported independent medical education and QI programs in tobacco dependence treatment, oncology, amyloidosis, and antimicrobial stewardship, with over 15 million dollars distributed in grant funding.

Supporting healthcare providers through networking, funding, and training, to enhance patient care.

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Oncology

Nigeria, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana, Uganda

Oncology Preceptorships

Through a request for applications, Global Bridges invited cancer clinics, hospitals, universities, and cancer care centers across Sub-Saharan Africa to nominate small mu

Tobacco Dependence Treatment

Japan

RFP Grant program for Japan

Working with the Japan Cancer Society and Pfizer Japan, Global Bridges assembled an Advisory Panel of experts to guide the development of a culturally-tailored Request fo

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Antimicrobial Stewardship

Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital, Kenya, Indiana University Health, Indiana, USA

Impact of Infection Prevention Care Bundles on Surgical Site Infections Post Cesarean Section in Kenya

In Kenya, surgical site infections (SSIs) post cesarean section (CS) were estimated to be as high as 19% in the setting of sub-optimal management of antibiotics. To addre

Antimicrobial Stewardship

Karachi, Pakistan

Age and gender inequity in antibiotic utilization: Impact of a multifaceted intervention based on an interactive dashboard and clinical decision support tool at a tertiary care center in a low-middle income country

This project intends to assist antibiotic stewardship programs by a multifaceted intervention comprising an AI-based clinical decision support system and a dashboard-base

Working under the umbrella of Global Bridges has strengthened our organization’s sense of common purpose.”
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“I have new, active, and fruitful collaborations in large healthcare institutions that I did not have before.”
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