According to the latest Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) report. In 2022, Free State Province had the third-highest HIV prevalence at 15.6%, meaning that close to 500,000 people in the province are living with HIV. Also what is concerning is the fact that HIV prevalence in the province is consistently higher among females as compared to males across age categories above 15 years. For further elucidation on this, we are joined by…..



GUEST: Dr Sean Jooste, Chief Research Specialist in the Public Health, Societies and Belonging (PHSB), research division of the HSRC. He is one of the Principal Investigators of the study. 

According to the latest Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) report. In 2022, Free State Province had the third-highest HIV prevalence at 15.6%, meaning that close to 500,000 people in the province are living with HIV. Also what is concerning is the fact that HIV prevalence in the province is consistently higher among females as compared to males across age categories above 15 years. For further elucidation on this, we are joined by…..
 
GUEST: Dr Sean Jooste, Chief Research Specialist in the Public Health, Societies and Belonging (PHSB), research division of the HSRC. He is one of the Principal Investigators of the study.

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According to the latest Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) report. In 2022, Free State Province had the third-highest HIV prevalence at 15.6%, meaning that close to 500,000 people in the province are living with HIV.

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GUEST: Dr Jon Hunter-Parsonage, Chief Executive Officer @School of Hard Knocks (SoHK)

Today, we tell you more about the School of Hard Knocks and its tremendous role in tackling trauma and improving emotional wellbeing of young people through sport.
GUEST: Dr Jon Hunter-Parsonage, Chief Executive Officer @School of Hard Knocks (SoHK)

the School of Hard Knocks and its tremendous role in tackling trauma and improving emotional wellbeing of young people through sport.

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The interviews during the 2024 GEMS Symposium will strategically focus on the theme of "Identifying Priorities for Effective Coverage Indicators – responding to the health needs."



The significant impact of health promotion and disease prevention on overall health is frequently overlooked and given little attention in the pursuit of Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Health promotion and disease prevention have huge impact on health, yet given low priority.



 In the pursuit of a universally inclusive and resilient health system, our Symposium theme is centred around the role of access, prevention, and promotion in achieving universal health coverage.



As we convene, our collective focus will delve into strategies to eliminate barriers and enhance accessibility to essential health services, explore innovative preventive measures, and highlight the importance of health promotion for the healthy citizen.



The Symposium will seek to foster dialogue and collaboration among healthcare professionals, policymakers, and innovators, we aim to inspire actionable strategies that contribute to the global pursuit of comprehensive and inclusive health coverage.

guest: Dr Vuyo Gqola, Chief Operations Officer

The interviews during the 2024 GEMS Symposium will strategically focus on the theme of "Identifying Priorities for Effective Coverage Indicators – responding to the health needs."
 
The significant impact of health promotion and disease prevention on overall health is frequently overlooked and given little attention in the pursuit of Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Health promotion and disease prevention have huge impact on health, yet given low priority.
 
 In the pursuit of a universally inclusive and resilient health system, our Symposium theme is centred around the role of access, prevention, and promotion in achieving universal health coverage.
 
As we convene, our collective focus will delve into strategies to eliminate barriers and enhance accessibility to essential health services, explore innovative preventive measures, and highlight the importance of health promotion for the healthy citizen.
 
The Symposium will seek to foster dialogue and collaboration among healthcare professionals, policymakers, and innovators, we aim to inspire actionable strategies that contribute to the global pursuit of comprehensive and inclusive health coverage.
guest: Dr Vuyo Gqola, Chief Operations Officer

the 2024 GEMS Symposium will strategically focus on the theme of "Identifying Priorities for Effective Coverage Indicators – responding to the health needs."

According to the latest Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) report. In 2022, Free State Province had the third-highest HIV prevalence at 15.6%, meaning that close to 500,000 people in the province are living with HIV.

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