Human rights activist, Pediatrician, Paramedic, Yale Critical Care Attending; Fermenter and Runner; Father and Husband; Explosions in the Sky in the Rain
MGY organization handed over a key for Ambulance which is donated to NUMEM to aid referral cases within Northern Uganda.much appreciation to MGY.
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With one of the only pediatric ICUs in the state, YNHCH has seen a dramatic increase in respiratory viruses like #RSV. Thank you to the PICU team for the unrelenting care you provide our littlest of patients every day: https://t.co/8fJiA1zzoM. @yalepediatrics@yalemed@nytimes
Can you imagine having to decide if your patient needs to travel 8 hours to go to the closest hospital, solely based on your clinical exam? Our fellow, Daniel Ebbs (@mgy2Change), is evaluating the addition of CRP to the algorithm and will be presenting at #SCCM2023
Village health leaders (VHLs) are a link between communities & formal health systems. W/training & resources from MGY & physicians, VHLs enter the field to serve their communities. MGY supports our VHL's by continuing their education in person & remotely. #globalhealth
Deep within the #Peruvian jungle, waterways reign supreme. They sustain life & put up huge barriers to access of basic #healthcare. Devon Graham, President & Scientific Director of @ProjectAmazonas describes the experience in his recent blog post. https://t.co/rkQHuRdK2T
Medical oxygen is in low supply in both Africa and Latin America. Organizations have donated money, but it's up to government officials to make it available. #COVID19#globalhealth
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While working with #community in ##Uganda and Peru, we hear a few sayings a lot. “Itye nining” is hello in #Acholi and “Buenas tardes” is good afternoon in Spanish. Say hello in the comments in another language you know and join us by checking out our page! #globalhealth
“What struck me the most was the passion that the #communityhealthworkers have. We want to help create #sustainablehealthcare and so do our amazing partners who serve their communities every day.” – Molly, Assistant EMS Director, Medical Student https://t.co/Ym2avSPMy9