Learning about the work of the SNAP-AMR project. It is underpinned by One Health and works towards developing, implementing and evaluating multi-component AMR campaigns in Tanzania. Thanks to @KCRITanzania @IBAHCM @NMAIST for having me from @AO_ASPIRE here!
“If you don’t have data you have no right to speak.
If you have data you have confidence to speak”
A great pleasure to hear Dr Hezron Nonga, Director of Veterinary Services, speak about the importance of global antimicrobial resistance at the SNAP-AMR annual meeting.
#SNAPAMR
Eloquently as ever @TheWeeBarra presenting the initial qualitative findings from SNAP-AMR preliminary data collection with healthcare providers #SNAPAMR
T multiceps life cycle video w prevention suggestions. A significant issue causing cerebral coenerosis in goats and sheep in Tanzania. Hatua ya Mzunguko wa Maisha ya Ormilo/kizunguzungu/puncha wenye mbuzi na kondoo https://t.co/wi3kUDYWN6 @bbsrc @IBAHCM @UofGIHW @UofGSociology
Job opportunity for a post-doctoral research assistant/associate on our One Health research project in Tanzania.
https://t.co/iHmBnf01wj
Job reference is 024941
Collaboration matters!
What an excellent @GCRF workshop. Thank you for organising @MaryRARyan and thank you for the invite.
My lightbulb 💡 moment... I’m not just a project manager, I’m a research manager too.
New friends, new knowledge & a unique conference I’ll not forget!
"Impact as to be more than dissemination of information" @linseyd14's session on impact - theory of change. Very insightful tool.
In Arusha, Tanzania this week attending a workshop for Research Administrators.
Thank you @MaryRARyan and @wilson_gail for tour amazing work!
Top tips: be clear and consistent, use appropriate channels, adapt to your audience, be respectful, listen, etc.
Top challenges: lack of feedback from others, language barriers, same voices dominating discussions, lack of timely information, etc.
@MaryRARyan and @wilson_gail Communicate, communicate, communicate! Session on top tips and challenges about communication as a Research Administrators/Managers. A lot of common themes.
Final day of the Research Administrators meeting in Arusha. There are 27 institutions and 14 countries represented here and this session has highlighted that we all face the same challenges around communication within our projects. @wilson_gail @MaryRARyan