CS01 – Strengthening Nursing Excellence in Guyana: Addressing Attrition Through Recognition and Professional Development
CS02 – Reflection in Global Health Essays
CS07 – Oral Abstracts Presentations: Research, Education, Translation and Implementation Science, Bridging Research to Policy, Innovation and Research
CS09 – Creating Equitable Partnerships Through Policy: Overcoming Federal, State, and Institutional Barriers to Bidirectional Global Health Education Exchanges
CS10 – The Geriatric Tsunami: Care Needs of the Elderly and Potential Ways to Address Them in LMICs
CS11 – Using the Social Determinants of Health to Guide Global Health Outcomes: ACHIEVE/LAUNCH FIC Global Health Alumni’s Work in the Field
CS12 – Micro and Macro Plastic Perils: Human and Planetary Health Risks and Solutions
CS13 – Oral Abstracts Presentations: Communicable Diseases, Pandemic Prevention, Detection and Response, Emerging Infectious Diseases
CS15 – Introducing the Nature Commission on Quality Health Information for All: A Call for CUGH Attendee Input
CS16 – Building a 21st-Century Healthcare Workforce: Innovations and Equity to Address Global Needs across High and Low-Middle Income countries.
CS17 – Addressing the Impact of Climate-Related Extreme Weather Events on Non-Communicable Diseases Around the World
CS18 – Why Latin America Needs Its Own CDC
CS19 – Global Health in a Divided World: Policy Debates in Health Journals
CS20 – Global Health in China: Opportunities and Challenges for Continuing Collaboration
CS21 – Empowering Geriatric Health: Integrating Social Determinants into Global Public Health Strategies
CS22 – Learning Objectives and Competencies for Global Health
PL04 – Plenary 4: Universities and the “Public Health System”: How Can They Do Better Together?
CS24 – Global Health Humanities: Developing Curricula for LMICs That Align With Indigenous Knowledge and ‘Other Ways of Knowing’
CS25 – Minority-serving Institutions Programs to Reduce Health Inequities
CS28 – Advocacy for Global Health Partnerships: Towards Equitable Global Health Partnerships
CS29 – Oral Abstracts Presentations: Environmental Determinants of Health, Planetary Health, One Health, Environmental Health, Climate Change, Biodiversity Crisis, Pollution
CS30 – Equity and Safety for AI in Global Health
PL06 – Plenary 6: Leveraging Implementation Research for Equity in Global Health
CS32 – Research in LMICs: How to get started and how to keep going
CS33 – Health Workforce Protection – Perils at the Frontline
CS34 – Global Health 2050: Insights from the 3rd Report of the Lancet Commission on Investing in Health 3.0
CS36 – Partnering with Faith Communities to Strengthen Trust in Public Health – Georgetown Commission on Faith, Trust, and Health
CS37 – Oral Abstracts Presentations: Governance, Political Determinants of Health, Diplomacy, Law, Anti-Corruption, Human Rights, Strengthening Public Institutions
CS40 – Enhancing Cardiac Surgery Capacity in Africa: Insights, Challenges, and Strategies
CS42 – Long Covid: An Emerging Global Health Crisis
CS43 – Leveraging AI for Health Literacy and Patient Empowerment: Transforming Global Health Communication
CS44 – Oral Abstracts Presentations: Global Health Education
CS45 – Community Based Education to Enhance Readiness of Health Science Graduates to Realities in the Workplace: Experience from Ethiopian Universities
Welcome and Keynote Presentation: What the Global Health Community Can Do to Improve Public Health Outcomes Across the Americas Given the Rise in NCD’s (with Keynote Speaker Dr. Rhonda Sealey-Thomas)
Plenary 1: Building the Future: Strengthening Community, Workforce, and Monitoring the Pulse to Predict, Prepare, and Prevent Pandemics and Address Emerging Infectious Diseases.
Plenary 2: Tackling Social Determinants: Challenges, Opportunities and Sustainable Solutions for Global Health.
Plenary 3: Impacting Global Health Challenges in a World in Turmoil
Plenary 4: Universities and the “Public Health System”: How Can They Do Better Together?
Plenary 5: Transformative Solutions for Planetary Health
Plenary 6: Leveraging Implementation Research for Equity in Global Health
The Great Global Health Debate: Be It Resolved That Academia Should Be Engaged In Politics?
CUGH 2025 Global Health Awards Ceremony
Final Keynote: The Importance of Responsible Governance to Achieve Sustainable Global Health Outcomes (with Keynote Speaker Paige Alexander)