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Partnerships and Networks

Partnerships and Networks

WHO Collaboration

The ILDS is a global organisation, raising dermatological issues at the highest level. We work closely with the World Health Organization (WHO) across multiple areas. We are the only skin specialist organisation in official relations with the WHO.

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ILDS and IADPO Webinar Series

The ILDS and IADPO are working together to produce a series of webinars across a range of dermatological issues bringing together dermatologists and patient leaders in a forum to share experiences and information.

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GLODERM

GLODERM works to build connections between dermatologists, trainees, and healthcare professionals around the world to promote skin health worldwide through enhanced access to care, training, advocacy, capacity building, clinical care, and research.

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Patients’ Organisations

The ILDS is committed to the inclusion of the patient voice in our work and we collaborate with patients’ organisations across a range of areas. Learn more about how Patient Organisations are integrated into ILDS' projects and activities.

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International Alliance for the Control of Scabies

The International Alliance for the Control of Scabies (IACS) is a global network of researchers, clinicians and public health experts committed to the control of human scabies and the promotion of health and wellbeing of all those living in affected communities.

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World Skin Health Coalition

This Coalition brings together a multi-stakeholder group of like-minded organisations focused putting medical dermatology on the global health agenda. The World Skin Health Coalition will advocate to the World Health Organization (WHO) and other decision makers globally to elevate the healthcare prioritisation of dermatological diseases.

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Migrant Health Working Group

The Migrant Health Working Group (MHWG) of the IFD brings together global specialists to discuss skin health issues facing migrants and refugees, developing and sharing best practice as advocates for improved skin health provision for migrants, refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs).

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