Stanford Packard Global Child Health Program
We are committed to improving the health and well-being of children around the world through medical training, multi-disciplinary research, and improved clinical care for the underserved. Our team is equipping the next generation of physician-leaders in global pediatrics.
MDB reflection - AJ Millet
Mary Duke Biddle scholar and fourth year medical student, AJ Millet, reflects on her time at the community health centers and hospitals of Riobamba, Ecuador.
Seed Grants awarded
The winners of the 2019 Stanford Global Child Health Equity seed grant program were announced at the Global Health Research Convening in January. Congratulations to the two teams. Thanks to the Maternal and Child Health Research Institute and Stanford Global Health for their support.
Witnessing inequities in care
Mary Duke Biddle scholar expected to see inequities in health care access when he prepared for his rotation in Ecuador but the biggest differences weren't what he expected. Read more about his experience.
Meet our newest residents
Four pediatric interns have been accepted into the Global Health scholarly concentration this year. Click to learn more about this great cohort!
Global Child Health and Diversity
Under the leadership of Dr. Bonnie Maldonado, Academic Director of Global Child Health and Senior Associate Dean of Faculty Development and Diversity, our team is passionate about the intersection between diversity and global child health. So, too, are our residents! Dr. Ezinne Emeruwa (PGY-II) discusses what that looks like to her.
Giving
Follow the link to the Stanford Medicine Giving Page to support our work. Select (Stanford Medicine - Other) and specify the GHFGG Global Child Health Program Fd. Thank you!
