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Global Health Care College Sweden
Hospital & health care
Founded in 2014
Gustavsberg, Stockholm County
globalhcc.comGlobal Health Care College Sweden
Hospital & health careFounded in 2014Gustavsberg, Stockholm County
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Global Health Care College Sweden (GHCC) was founded by Britta Wikman, Aisha Amin and Ulrika Nimstrand, where as the development of GHCC started in 2014. We have over 30 years of experience in healthcare. GHCC acts on behalf of and in collaboration with national and international actors. Our aim is to fundamentally change and improve health care on a global scale, focusing on strengthening women,...
Global Health Care College Sweden (GHCC) was founded by Britta Wikman, Aisha Amin and Ulrika Nimstrand, where as the development of GHCC started in 2014. We have over 30 years of experience in healthcare. GHCC acts on behalf of and in collaboration with national and international actors. Our aim is to fundamentally change and improve health care on a global scale, focusing on strengthening women, prevent poverty and the spread of antimicrobial resistance.
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