Happy World Field Epidemiology day!
Dear graduates and Residents from Rwanda Frontline, Intermediate and Advanced tiers, we recognise your tireless efforts in combatting diseases and celebrate you! We are safe because of your contributions! Keep up the good work!
Congratulations to our #FETP graduate Niyoyita J.Claude who has just published his article on: Factors associated with neonatal sepsis among neonates admitted in Kibungo Referral Hospital, Rwanda. Check it out here https://t.co/GB3GpiTJHC
On this 8/9/023 we’ve concluded a 4 days accreditation workshop that intended to improve the quality of health care services within @GatondeHospital. We’ve developed additional and updated existing policies and procedures according to Performance Assessment Toolkit 3rd Edition.
#FETP advanced cohort 7 residents are participating in a 4-day workshop on Surveillance system evaluation. It's a good opportunity for the trainees to showcase their work and get feedback from faculty and mentors.
Through Rwanda cooperation,we've received and shared experience with a delegation from Liberia with aim of benchmarking on coordination and management of Community Based Health Insurance and other health insurance schemes for the interests of beneficiaries at decentralized levels
#FETP Advanced cohort 7 trainees being taught the course of Field Epidemiology/Outbreak investigation by Dr. Edson
RWAGASORE,DM/Public health surveillance and emergency preparedness and response at RBC.Good partneship in building capacity of health workers. @Uni_Rwanda@RBCRwanda
Congratulations to our resident @GateteGaetan for his publication on "Prevalence and factors associated with sputum smear non-conversion after two months of tuberculosis treatment among smear-positive pulmonary tuberculosis patients in Rwanda"
https://t.co/RJg6quZ6Ur
Earlier today @CosarOfficial joined @rdsarwanda@BridgeofHope6@RctKKarisimbi in Conducting interventional outreach in Rwamagana, Nzige sector. attendants were screened of HTN & Diabetes, Oral Hygiene as well as provision of health insurances to the vulnerable families.
Some advice for foreign friends living in Rwanda:
Many foreigners in Rwanda get frustrated when people call, ‘Muzungu!’ Today I had an interesting experience at Umuganda. Two men watching me were talking and one said, ‘Atari muzungu, ari umunyarwanda!’ This made me think…
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#Ihanganeproject now holding a collaborative mting that intends to improve the quality of care in purpose of eliminating malnutrition among children under 5yrs using E-heza digital data solution.The mting is taking place in Gatonde DH gathering its catchment area and chws.
In line with our mission statement that is to provide quality care to our clients, w're conducting a one-day quality improvement training. In his opening remarks, Gatonde DH DG told attendees that to meet the patients' needs, staff need to always use teamwork and cooperation.