Sovereignty, equity, solidarity: progress on the Global Health Emergency Corps Five years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, pushback against global health initiatives is common amidst declining health spending and growing nationalism. 1 2 But the threat of future pandemics, such as that posed by the widening mammalian transmission of influenza A (H5N1), underscores the need for strengthened collaboration. The new Global Health Emergency Corps (GHEC) is a body of experts in ministries and agencies in every country who work on health emergencies and the global ecosystem through which they coordinate. The GHEC framework3 aims to support the development of consistent workforce capacity across the core health emergency components,4 complemented by surge teams that can be deployed as needed through pre-agreed governmental mechanisms, and emergency leaders who are embedded within the highest level of health security coordination in the government.

"Sovereignty, equity, solidarity: progress on the Global Health Emergency Corps".
Aspiring to a regional & global ecosystem of coordinated response to emergencies. Our commentary with partners from WHO, IANPHI & others now published: gh.bmj.com/content/10/8...
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Why Bitbucket Never Caught Up With GitHub: A Comprehensive Analysis Bitbucket and GitHub are two of the most widely used version control platforms, both allowing developers to manage their code repositories…

Here's an article I put together that delves into why Bitbucket never quite caught up with Github in terms of adoption. I hope you find it interesting! :)

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Getting the most out of Azure DevOps and GitHub - Azure DevOps Blog An update on the work we’ve been doing across Microsoft and GitHub to enable customers to acquire and use Azure DevOps and GitHub together to get the best of both worlds.

Azure DevOps Basic usage rights will be included with GitHub Enterprise licenses starting in December ‘24 #GHEC #AzureDevops devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/getti...