An estimated 25,000 participants from all over the world are heading to the XVII International AIDS Society (IAS) Conference in Mexico starting this weekend. For over 20 years, the conference has provided a forum for participants to learn from colleagues. Now, there is a new tool, GHDonline, that allows colleagues to keep the conversation going long after the conference has ended.

GHDonline is home to the Global Health Delivery project’s “Communities of Practice.” On GHDonline, global health implementers can quickly share proven practices, connect with colleagues, and find resources they need to improve health outcomes.

Launched to a core group of partners a month ago, GHDonline is free and easy-to-use. In-depth discussions on topics ranging from Community Health Workers (CHW) to disposable respiratory protection masks are already underway. To see what your colleagues are talking about and start contributing to the discussion, click on one of the titles below, or visit GHDonline to learn more and join.
- Should CHWs handle patients’ ARV or should patients do this on their own? What does it mean for DOT?

- CHWs in Malawi: How can mobiles facilitate patient care?

- Has anybody built or used a wireless router that is solar powered?

- What is an ideal computer for a rural health facility?

- How long can one use a disposable respiratory protection masks?