Welcome to the first MSF SIU Innovation Newsletter! At the end of August we were delighted to launch our very first Humanitarian Health and Global Health Innovation Newsletter. Read on for a preview of the insights and if you are interested in staying up to date on the cutting edge of the space make sure to sign up to receive this newsletter in your inbox every two months here.
Read MoreThe SIU initiated the Pediatric Innovation Hackathon in April 2018 in an effort to capitalize on the external and internal knowledge base available in Stockholm for the annual MSF Pediatric Days which were held with a global MSF pediatric cohort the day after the hackathon. Read on to learn about the innovation challenges and next-steps.
Read MoreMany medical devices are reusable and have to be sterilized after use in order to prevent healthcare associated infections. Autoclaves, i.e. sterilizer machines using high-pressure saturated steam, are crucial to achieve effective and safe surgical activities in the field.
Read MoreVideo Observed medication adherence solutions may serve to empower patients experiencing the gruelling treatment of TB. Read on to learn more about the digital health opportunity for one of the most challenging conditions of our time.
Read MoreClimate change is demanding a re-evaluation of humanitarian health approaches. This week we speak with the Case Leader championing Solar Power in MSF, Per-Erik Eriksson.
Read MoreThe SIU speaks with EReq Case Leader Guilherme Coelho to learn more about the history of the case, it’s current status and the associated innovation process…
Read MoreRoger Morton shares key learnings from the innovation process
Read MoreThis position paper is a result of a break-out session that took place at the MSF Scientific Days in London in May 2018…
Read MoreThe SIU is pleased to welcome Roger Morton and his Protection Against Chemical Exposure (PeACE) Kit project on board.
Read MoreTwo guest authors, Dr. Muhammad H. Zaman and Anuraag Gopaluni, explain how System Dynamics modelling could be used to increase efficiency within the MSF context.
Read MoreWe're very excited to welcome Lindsay, who recently joined the SIU team to the Medical Innovation Officer Position. Some background on Lindsay from her bio...
Read MoreWe're looking for a Case Associate to help us with our Innovation Partnerships Project — looking into how MSF can engage more effectively with external partners.
Read MoreThe SIU is pleased to announce that its joint application with OCP to the TIC to investigate the possibilities of powering the ever-increasing AC needs of our health structures...
Read MoreSome exciting news as the SIU application for TIC funding is successful for its Innovation Partnerships Project
Read MoreHello and welcome to the new MSF Sweden Innovation Unit website — we're very excited to share our work with you!
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