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WHO and the EU continue to support the transformation of #nursing education and development of nursing science in #Ukraine. Nataliia, PhD nurse, shares how nursing science can strengthen the profession and help address challenges, opening new opportunities & changing stereotypes.

.@WHOUkraine helps strengthen infection prevention & control practices in inpatient rehabilitation departments at multi-profile hospitals. The workshop followed an earlier assessment of IPC systems in hospitals to turn findings into concrete improvements in hospital practice in🇺🇦

WHO met with @MFA_Ukraine to discuss continued support for Ukraine’s health priorities,health system resilience&regional health security. As attacks on health care continue, these efforts critical. WHO has verified nearly 3,300 attacks on health care since the full-scale invasion

Today at #EHFG2026, @WHOUkraine convened a session on #Ukraine's health system transformation under war with voices from Ukraine's @MoH_Ukraine, Min Defense @WHO_Europe, Finland, civil society and Ukraine's regions. This year's theme says it best: high time for action.

.@WHOUkraine strengthens nursing science through the training “Nursing Science in #Ukraine – From Ideas to Impact!” to enhance foundational nursing knowledge, develop research skills, facilitate the exchange of experiences btw 🇺🇦& international experts, fostering collaboration.