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SUMMARY: Health Policy in Nepal
DESCRIPTION: Join the UBC Himalaya Program for a roundtable discussion abou
 t health policy and practice in Nepal. Medical and public health profession
 als from UBC\, University of Victoria\, and the University of Washington ex
 plore the challenges and opportunities of working in Nepal\, across fields 
 including emergency care\, family practice\, health education\, midwifery\,
  and mental health.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>Join the UBC Himalaya Program for a roundt
 able discussion about health policy and practice in Nepal. Medical and publ
 ic health professionals from UBC\, University of Victoria\, and the Univers
 ity of Washington explore the challenges and opportunities of working in Ne
 pal\, across fields including emergency care\, family practice\, health edu
 cation\, midwifery\, and mental health.</p><p><strong>Speakers:</strong></p
 ><ul><li>David Citrin\, Departments of Anthropology and Global Health\; Nep
 al Studies Initiative\, University of Washington</li><li>Carol-Ann Courneya
 \, Department of Cellular and Physiological Sciences\, UBC</li><li>David Du
 nne\, Gustavson School of Business\, University of Victoria</li><li>Cathy E
 llis\, Department of Family Practice\; Midwifery Program\, UBC</li><li>Maya
  Magarati\, Indigenous Wellness Research Institute\, School of Social Work\
 , University of Washington</li><li>Rina Pradhan\, Department of Family Prac
 tice\; Midwifery Program\, UBC</li></ul><p><strong>A light dinner will be s
 erved. <em>T<br />his event is co-sponsored by UBC Global Health Initiative
  & Division of Global Health\, Department of Family Practice and the Centre
  for India and South Asia Research.</em></strong></p><h3><a href="https://s
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 </a> | <a href="https://goo.gl/forms/bsG4hNzoJZROuNVh2">RSVP</a></h3>
LOCATION:Room 120\, C.K. Choi Building
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