The world’s pharmacy team, including students and young pharmacists, is fighting COVID-19. Some students have been working on the frontline during COVID as volunteers. In this webcast, we will talk to pharmacists and students from different regions, learn about their experiences and share their stories with you.

Women are often on the frontlines in delivering health care, but health care policy is often led by Men. In an effort to change the narrative during the COVID-19 pandemic, we highlight women taking on leadership roles around the world to make a difference in caring for COVID patients.

Learning objectives:
1. Describe the gender equity gap in health care according to the WHO report
2. Describe examples of ways women and men are challenging the narrative during the COVID-19 pandemic
3. Discuss opportunities to continually recognize women who may take on formal or informal leadership roles during the COVID-19 pandemic to “change the narrative”

Moderator:
Toyin Tofade

Panellists:
Nadia Bukhari, the UK
Vibhuti Arya, St. John’s University - the USA
Carlene Ngoma, Australia
Minesh Parbat, Chief Pharmacist - the UK
Miranda Law, Howard University College of Pharmacy - the USA