@9ted6@laflammerouge16 Completely agree - analysis shouldn't be black and white like this. Can of worms otherwise, with no finish ever just being enjoyed
NEW: Our Train the Trainers course has allowed us to expand our teaching faculty to include more experts in various #surgical specialisms. This means that we can reach more of the doctors who need us in conflict zones worldwide. Read about the course here: https://t.co/e1PuSXiTZt
A great weekend of surgical training and a wonderful opportunity to meet surgeons from all around the UK hoping to work in humanitarian settings! Thank you for having us @NottFoundation
@NottFoundation@fdnfmanchester It was a privilege to be a part of this amazing learning course, and to meet the DNF team and fellow FDNFs! Hopefully in a few years will be back for actual teaching to train in austere environments ourselves!
Training of Trainers is in full swing here as @Ammar_Darwish1 takes participants through the HEST Abdomen module. DNF Faculty members are able to teach a wide variety of surgical techniques from many specialisms. #Humanitarian surgeons are many surgeons in one!
We are so thrilled to have representatives with us from our Friends of the David Nott Foundation Societies at the HEST Training of Trainers event. This weekend, we are teaching our HEST course to new faculty members so that we can increase the frequency and longevity of courses.
We’re so happy with how FDNF has grown and are excited to announce our first groups in Scotland and Northern Ireland! 🎉🎉 @NottFoundation
If you’d like more information on setting up a Friends of David Nott Foundation at your uni, email [email protected] 🌟