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A new micro-credential course designed specifically for pharmacy technicians, equipping them with the practical skills and up-to-date knowledge needed to thrive in today’s healthcare environment. This targeted, flexible training supports career development and strengthens the quality of pharmaceutical services across Samoa.
A Tautua Program initiative evaluating the economic and health impacts of providing stenting and angiogram services in Samoa aiming to inform smarter investment in local cardiovascular care.
To strengthen digital health systems across Samoa, the Tautua Program supported the delivery of mini servers to district hospitals. These compact servers enable secure, efficient storage of patient data and health records, improving service delivery and continuity of care.
An initiative to strengthen school-based health education in Samoa by reactivating the National Health Promotion School Committee promoting lifelong healthy habits through coordinated, community-driven efforts.
Guiding Samoa’s fight against cancer, this comprehensive policy and action plan outlines strategic priorities for prevention, early detection, treatment, and palliative care ensuring a coordinated national response to reduce the cancer burden.
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A structured guide to enforce Samoa’s tobacco control measures supporting consistent implementation of policies to reduce tobacco use, protect public health, and promote a smoke-free environment.
Samoa’s pathology services are being strengthened by the efforts of Dr Seventeen Toumoua and Dr Mareta Tautogi, who are supported under the program and are working together to provide essential diagnostic services and build local expertise.
A strategic framework for the Ministry of Health to ensure continuity, resilience, and rapid recovery of critical digital systems during disasters—strengthening Samoa’s health sector through robust ICT readiness and response.
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As part of Tautua’s commitment to inclusive health, this initiative supports the development of nutritious, culturally appropriate meal plans to aid patient recovery and wellbeing. The menu is available in both Samoan and English, and can be printed in Braille upon request—ensuring accessibility for all patients. Designed in partnership with healthcare providers, it promotes healing through balanced, inclusive food choices.
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