Bloom Public Health Botswana Strengthens Regional Engagement in Pharmaceutical Innovation

Bloom Public Health Botswana is gaining ground, representing the organisation beyond the borders of Botswana in Southern Africa. #BloomBotswana will, among many interventions, promote technological and medical advances that continuously push the boundaries of what is plausible today and transform the way the future is viewed. Covid-19 has taught the world that the future of health will likely be driven by radically interoperable data, with open platforms connecting individual, population, environmental, and institutional data sets in real time and allowing communities and organisations to leverage previously untapped or unknown data and insights. Bloom Public Health Botswana will form strategic partnerships within the pharmaceutical industry and with other public health organisations to expand innovation and intelligently manage the potential risks emanating from this new future – the post Covid-19 era. #BloomBotswana will expand the purview of considerations to promote responsible innovation in public health practices that will enable people to focus on well-being and reduce seeking healthcare as the “last resort” option. Bloom’s transformative approach will empower patients to collaborate with physicians to understand their own health risks and treatment options and to take an active role in making their own decisions. With Pharmaceutical Management, Bloom Public Health Botswana’s stance on safety and quality is of paramount importance, particularly with the use of emerging public health technologies, innovative drug discovery and development, novel care-delivery solutions, and supply chain transformations. #BloomBotswana will therefore strategically highlight the need to review the safety and quality of medicines, vaccines and related products in both clinical trials and post marketing surveys. Picture below: Joseph Mthetwa, Managing Director, Bloom Public Health Botswana attending an ECA led AfCFTA–anchored pharmaceutical meeting in Kigali, Rwanda.