Pediatrics
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
#11946. National Pediatrics in Vietnam development planning assistance, 2003
Files for grants The Atlantic Philanthropies made in Vietnam between 1998 and 2011, representing $381.5 million in grants given primarily for libraries, universities and public health transformation. Major program area classifications were Population Health, Higher Education, and Peace and Reconciliation. Atlantic identified key issues as being Population Health, Palliative Care, and Higher Education.
#12210. Development planning assistance - National Inst. of Pediatrics in Vietnam. DF/JRH/ARR, 2003-2004
Files for grants The Atlantic Philanthropies made in Vietnam between 1998 and 2011, representing $381.5 million in grants given primarily for libraries, universities and public health transformation. Major program area classifications were Population Health, Higher Education, and Peace and Reconciliation. Atlantic identified key issues as being Population Health, Palliative Care, and Higher Education.
#12210. National Institute of Pediatrics in Vietnam development planning assistance, 2003
Files for grants The Atlantic Philanthropies made in Vietnam between 1998 and 2011, representing $381.5 million in grants given primarily for libraries, universities and public health transformation. Major program area classifications were Population Health, Higher Education, and Peace and Reconciliation. Atlantic identified key issues as being Population Health, Palliative Care, and Higher Education.
#12921. Supplemental construction grant. DF/ARR, 2004-2005
Files for grants The Atlantic Philanthropies made in Vietnam between 1998 and 2011, representing $381.5 million in grants given primarily for libraries, universities and public health transformation. Major program area classifications were Population Health, Higher Education, and Peace and Reconciliation. Atlantic identified key issues as being Population Health, Palliative Care, and Higher Education.
#13295. National Hospital of Pediatrics infrastructure development - phase I, 2001, 2005-2008
Files for grants The Atlantic Philanthropies made in Vietnam between 1998 and 2011, representing $381.5 million in grants given primarily for libraries, universities and public health transformation. Major program area classifications were Population Health, Higher Education, and Peace and Reconciliation. Atlantic identified key issues as being Population Health, Palliative Care, and Higher Education.
#14153. Operating support for the Royal Children's Hospital International for 2007-10, 2005, 2007, 2009
Files for grants The Atlantic Philanthropies made in Vietnam between 1998 and 2011, representing $381.5 million in grants given primarily for libraries, universities and public health transformation. Major program area classifications were Population Health, Higher Education, and Peace and Reconciliation. Atlantic identified key issues as being Population Health, Palliative Care, and Higher Education.
#15324. Building clinical and management capacity at the National Hospital of Pediatrics, 2007-2009
Files for grants The Atlantic Philanthropies made in Vietnam between 1998 and 2011, representing $381.5 million in grants given primarily for libraries, universities and public health transformation. Major program area classifications were Population Health, Higher Education, and Peace and Reconciliation. Atlantic identified key issues as being Population Health, Palliative Care, and Higher Education.
#15929. Extended evaluation planning. File 1, 2007, 2009-2011
File number N 27/8/30
#15929. Extended evaluation planning. File 2, 2011-2013
File number N 27/8/30
Hue Central Hospital, 2003-2005
Files for grants The Atlantic Philanthropies made in Vietnam between 1998 and 2011, representing $381.5 million in grants given primarily for libraries, universities and public health transformation. Major program area classifications were Population Health, Higher Education, and Peace and Reconciliation. Atlantic identified key issues as being Population Health, Palliative Care, and Higher Education.