Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) provides medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. The organization operates in diverse contexts worldwide, leveraging the expertise and experience of thousands of staff members both on-site in projects and at headquarters and operations centres. To harness this wide expertise, adapt to evolving medical knowledge, and improve organizational effectiveness, MSF engages in a continuous intersectional collaborative process. Intersectional Medical Platforms are crucial for medical collaboration, with core functions including: CONNECTION OF PRACTICE: Connecting experts and medical practitioners across the movement to share expertise and maximize synergies; COMMUNICATION OF TECHNICAL GUIDANCE: Making sure that technical guidance is accessible for everyone (especially practitioners in the field), relevant and adapted to the operational reality where necessary; INTERSECTIONAL REPRESENTATION: Coordinating intersectional medical and technical recommendations for MSF staff to use in representation and advocacy. Each Intersectional Core Platform has a platform leader. The platform leader is appointed from MSF’s existing medical staff relevant to the platform topic. In specific circumstances, the leader can be recruited externally if he or she cannot be identified within MSF existing technical staff. The leader will: Ensure that the platform achieves its objectives and overall vision, particularly by coordinating and facilitating it, connecting with members, and encouraging their engagement and contribution.
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