Public Health and Migration are two significant issues that today have become intertwined in the face of an economic crisis and the massive influx of refugees. The Center continuously aims to address the challenges raised by conflict and economic strife by engaging with local and regional partners to develop sustainable networks of support for healthcare and address the link between humanitarian approaches, rights, and development. The Center also maintains its commitment in ensuring that the role of the University in advancing policy responses and reshaping narratives remains a priority.
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Nurses continually challenged with new, emerging issues — Princess Muna
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