WHML.ORG’s source presents partnership as a way to connect scientific, educational, professional and community expertise. Academic institutions, associations, foundations and companies can contribute in different ways. The quality of a partnership depends on the work agreed and the accountability surrounding it.
About our partners
WHML.ORG’s published partnership directory describes connections across health, medicine and life sciences involving international and national organisations, academic institutions, governments, civil society, federations, foundations and the private sector. These relationships support the organisation’s mission through shared expertise, research, education and health-service development. The descriptions below retain the named organisations and areas of work in the original source. They are source-reported descriptions, not an independently verified statement of current agreements or endorsement; current status and scope should be confirmed with the secretariat.
International partners
WHML.ORG collaborates with a series of important organizations at the international level. These collaborations enable us to conduct joint projects and enhance information sharing in the fields of global health, medical and life sciences. Our international partners include:
Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders)
By partnering with MSF, we deliver medical aid to people in need during emergencies such as wars, natural disasters, and epidemics. This partnership allows us to provide health services and save lives in the most challenging regions of the world. Projects conducted with MSF make significant contributions to humanitarian aid efforts.
International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP)
By collaborating with FIP, we contribute to the development of the pharmacy profession and promote the safe and effective use of medicines. This partnership enables us to organize training programs to enhance pharmacists’ professional knowledge and skills and contribute to the formulation of drug policies. Projects conducted with FIP aim to increase the contribution of the pharmacy profession to public health.
International Council of Nurses (ICN)
By partnering with ICN, we work to strengthen the nursing profession and improve working conditions for nurses. This collaboration allows us to organize training programs for nurses’ professional development and contribute to the establishment of international standards in the field of nursing. Projects conducted with ICN aim to strengthen the role of nurses in health services.
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
By collaborating with Gavi, we support vaccination programs in developing countries and increase children’s access to vaccines. This partnership helps us raise vaccination rates against preventable diseases such as polio, measles, and pneumonia, and reduce child mortality. Projects conducted with Gavi contribute to achieving global vaccination targets.
The Global Fund
By partnering with the Global Fund, we combat epidemic diseases such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. This collaboration supports programs for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of these diseases and improves patients’ quality of life. Projects conducted with the Global Fund contribute to achieving global health goals.
Academic partners
WHML.ORG supports scientific research and educational programs by collaborating with leading universities and research institutions worldwide. Our academic partnerships enable us to develop innovative solutions in the fields of health and life sciences and enhance scientific information sharing.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
By collaborating with MIT, we conduct research in health technologies, biomedical engineering, and artificial intelligence. This partnership allows us to develop new diagnostic and treatment methods, implement AI applications in health services, and promote technological innovations in health. Projects conducted with MIT contribute to the development of future health technologies.
University of California, Berkeley
By partnering with UC Berkeley, we collaborate in the fields of public health, epidemiology, and biostatistics. This partnership helps us understand the causes and patterns of health problems, evaluate the effectiveness of health policies, and make data-driven decisions. Projects conducted with UC Berkeley contribute to public health research and the development of health policies.
ETH Zurich
By collaborating with ETH Zurich, we work in the fields of biotechnology, drug development, and personalized medicine. This partnership enables us to conduct research for the development of new drugs and treatment methods, promote personalized medicine applications, and create innovative solutions in health. Projects conducted with ETH Zurich contribute to scientific advancements in the field of medicine.
University of Tokyo
By partnering with the University of Tokyo, we collaborate in cancer research, stem cell therapies, and regenerative medicine. This partnership allows us to develop new approaches to cancer treatment, explore the potential of stem cell therapies, and make advancements in tissue and organ regeneration. Projects conducted with the University of Tokyo enable us to follow the latest developments in the field of medicine and develop innovative treatment methods.
Health foundations, associations, and federations
WHML.ORG collaborates with various health foundations, associations, and federations to improve health services and enhance public health. These partnerships enable us to develop effective projects at the local level and increase access to health services.
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
By partnering with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, we conduct projects to combat infectious diseases, develop vaccines, and promote public health. This collaboration allows us to implement significant projects to improve health services, especially in developing countries. Projects conducted with the Gates Foundation enable us to offer innovative solutions to global health problems.
American Heart Association (AHA)
By collaborating with the American Heart Association (AHA), we conduct joint projects on heart health and the prevention of cardiovascular diseases. This partnership allows us to create awareness about heart health, organize educational programs, and develop research projects. Projects conducted with AHA enable us to make significant progress in the prevention and treatment of heart diseases.
European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC)
By partnering with the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC), we conduct cancer research and treatment projects. This collaboration allows us to develop innovative methods in cancer diagnosis and treatment and conduct international research projects to combat cancer. Projects conducted with EORTC enable us to take significant steps to improve the quality of life for cancer patients.
Corporate companies
WHML.ORG collaborates with the private sector to finance health services, develop medical technologies, and work on innovative solutions. Our private sector partnerships aim to improve the quality of health services and strengthen health systems.
Pfizer
By partnering with Pfizer, we conduct joint projects in the development of new drugs and clinical research. This collaboration enables us to make significant progress in the treatment and prevention of diseases. Projects conducted with Pfizer allow us to accelerate medical research and develop innovative treatment methods.
Siemens Healthineers
By collaborating with Siemens Healthineers, we contribute to the development of innovative medical devices and health technologies. This partnership allows us to improve the efficiency and quality of health services. Projects conducted with Siemens Healthineers help us make significant improvements in medical diagnosis and treatment processes.
Johnson & Johnson
By partnering with Johnson & Johnson, we collaborate on health products and services. This partnership enables us to develop medical products, organize health education programs, and conduct public health projects. Projects conducted with Johnson & Johnson aim to increase access to health services and improve public health.
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