Global Action in Nursing (GAIN) project aims to reduce preventable maternal and infant death during childbirth by providing clinical and leadership training.
Not the customer service one would expect for global nurses and midwives trying to get to an international meeting around saving the lives of mothers and babies. @flyethiopian@Arlanda@Finnair
The desk agent demanding pay from people who do not have a credit card and the response of “well then you will just have to stay at the airport indefinitely” is egregious. @flyethiopian@Arlanda@Finnair
This week, GAIA staff attended #ICN2023 in Montreal, the largest global gathering of nurses, joining reps from the Malawi MOH & National Organization of Nurses & Midwives to discuss nurses as agents of change & how the global community can best support them.
#ICNCongress2023
GAIA/GAIN Program Coordinator for #MNCH Oveka Jana Mwanza stands by her #ICN2023 poster, sharing learnings from the @gain_ucsf project to provide training, mentorship and #lifesaving skills to treat postpartum hemorrhage & prevent maternal death in Blantyre. #ICNCongress2023
This #WHWWeek, join the “Invest in Me” campaign! Nurses, like Tamara, provide the majority of healthcare in rural Malawi, yet 55% of nursing jobs are vacant.
Share your voice here: https://t.co/m4M1EyesRe
#ProtectInvestTogether@FHWCoalition @Chemonics @IntraHealth@UHC2030
The World Needs 6 Million More Nurses: What Are We Waiting For?
GAIN Director, Kimberly Baltzell, and Stella Aguinaga Bialous published an editorial The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
https://t.co/XNtroAvPpe
Happy International Nurses Day #IND2020! Check out our Instagram and Facebook pages for stories from Claire Kidiiga, MS'17; Katherine McClendon, MS'14; Kelly Schmiedesnecht, MS'14; and, Mollie Hudson, MS'14. @ucsfgainproject