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Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety

Rich Greenhill serves as the chief transformation officer (CTO) at Quality Insights and editor-in-chief of the International Journal for Quality in Healthcare, Communications (IJCOMS), an Oxford University Press and International Society for Quality in Healthcare (ISQH) peer reviewed publication. In his CTO role, he spearheads transformative initiatives focused on efficiency, productivity and competitiveness. His career spans more than 30 years with deep experience across the continuum. He is a sought-after international and national speaker on topics related to AI use in healthcare delivery, quality and patient safety.

He is an expert for the ISQua, World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Association for Healthcare Quality (NAHQ). Greenhill was elected to the prestigious International Academy for Quality in Healthcare (IAQS), joining luminaries in the universe of quality improvement and patient safety, such as Sir Liam Donaldson, Donald Berwick and Jeffrey Braithwaite. Membership in the IAQS is lifelong and one of the highest honors that someone in healthcare quality can achieve.

Rich serves as ACHE Choice faculty for Revitalizing Quality and Patient Safety Practices Through Interprofessional Collaboration seminars and faulty for other ACHE offerings including the Career Accelerator Program, the Executive Program and the Thomas C. Dolan Diversity in Executive Leadership Program.

Cuban Healthcare System’s Structure: Insight of A Medical Student

Esthelle Asaah Asiedu is a fifth-year medical student at the Latin American School of Medicine in Cuba. She is passionate about specializing in pediatric emergency medicine, driven by her commitment to holistic patient care and healthcare improvement. Esthelle is dedicated to making a lasting impact on the lives of young patients and their families, aspiring to be a catalyst for positive change both locally and globally.

The Surge of MPOX in Africa: A Call for Action

Professor Nicaise Ndembi , Senior Adviser, to the Director-General of the Africa CDC, Adjunct Professor at University of Maryland, Baltimore and Editor-in-Chief the Journal of Public Health in Africa (#JPHIA).

Status of Rural Healthcare in the USA

Dr. Don Henderson has taught courses in Healthcare Administration at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral level for the past three years. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor and Director of the Doctor of Healthcare Administration program based at the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Bradenton, FL.
Prior to this, he was a hospital executive with over 30 years of experience in the field as both a hospital CEO and regional health system Vice President. He has extensive experience in all areas of health system operations including leadership, organization,  business development, physician relations, fundraising, advocacy, and government relations. 

His prior community service includes service to the boards of numerous local charities including the American Red Cross, American Cancer Society, United Way, Hospice, economic development organizations, and the Florida Hospital Association. More recently, he served as a Florida Regent (elected representative) to the national Congress of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), and he also is a Fellow (Board-certified) of that organization.

Maternal Mortality in Ghana

John K. Duah, DHA, MPH, MA, is an Assistant Professor at Auburn University, focusing on healthcare policy, management, and leadership. His research areas of interest are public health preparedness, health systems response, and maternal, infant, and child health.

Health Systems Strengthening in Low and Middle Income Countries

Dr. Olayinka Stephen Ilesanmi, a medical graduate with an MSc in Epidemiology and Medical Statistics, MBA, MPH, and MSc in Global Health Policy and Management, holds a Ph.D. in Public Health and is a Fellow of the West Africa College of Physicians (Community Health).

With over 18 years of experience in public health, he specializes in health systems strengthening, primary health care, disease prevention, capacity building, and outbreak response. As an adjunct professor of Public Health, he has supervised over 10 Ph.D. and MPH candidates and published more than 310 manuscripts. His Google Scholar profile has over 95,000 citations, an h-index of 82, and an i10-index of 180. He is the West Africa Regional Programme Lead at the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention.

Strengthening Africa's Capacity to Address Emerging Global Health Security Threats

Mental Health Leadership and Innovation Revisited for the Post-Covid Era