Attn Critical Care & ICU stakeholders! Help us improve outcomes for critically ill patients in low-resource settings, complete our @wellcometrust funded Critical Care Africa Asia (CCAA) network research priority setting exercise today!
https://t.co/1Ml8Je3G9C
Our linked response describes our efforts to leverage measurement for improvement in LMIC critical care.
TLDR: need more patient/carer involvement in designing & evaluating QI interventions
@rhaniffa@abibeane@tripathyswagata@FelixLimbani
https://t.co/IdeO7K44MA
📢 CALL FOR PAPERS: Multimorbidity in Africa - A @PLOSGPH Mini Collection
📅 Deadline: 31 December 2023 (papers published continuously)
➡️ Queries: [email protected] or [email protected]
https://t.co/Eg6joDNplG
📢 CALL FOR PAPERS: Multimorbidity in Africa - A @PLOSGPH Mini Collection
📅 Deadline: 31 December 2023 (papers published continuously)
➡️ Queries: [email protected] or [email protected]
https://t.co/Eg6joDNplG
Further more evaluating the need to capture multi-morbidity patient at lower hospital levels before complications arise and improving management at these level of hospital. @MultilinkNIHR
Day 2 involved looking at potential site for the RCT phase of the @MultilinkNIHR project. Sinza representing a District level hospital, Mwananyamala a Regional level and Mloganzila extension of MNH - Tertiary level hospital #multimorbidity#NCD
Day 1 “site visit” kicked off with @benjamesmorton @FelixLimbani and Eve getting a walk through Muhimbili Nation Hospital including Point of Care room at the EMD and later discussion on the progress @MultilinkNIHR project in MUHAS - Tanzania
So nice to be part of this #interdisciplinary workshop @MlwTrust discussing the meanings, potential and limitations of #multimorbidity as a conceptual lens in sub-Saharan Africa. Check out the proceedings in @WellcomeOpenRes here https://t.co/7pAM1GObFe
https://t.co/5Gy4ulzO2O Patient perspectives are important in improving quality of care. What tools are we using in measuring this? Congratulation Susan! @benjamesmorton @JamieRylance @MulindaNyirenda @MlwTrust @ARCS_NIHR@MultilinkNIHR
The Tanzanian MUHAS research nurses getting further training on Point of Care use of Hemacue- HbA1c Analyzer which will be used to capture DM patients in the Emergency Department. @MultilinkNIHR .
Dr Felix Limbani and Dr Stephen Spencer had a very productive visit to Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre (KCMC) in Tanzania last week, meeting with Dr Matt Rubach and some of the team working on the NIHR funded Mutlilink Multimorbidity project.
#multimorbidity#KCMC#NIHR