5 billion people lack access to safe, timely, affordable surgery.
At UNGA 80, @OperationSmile and Devex will host a high-level dialogue on the future of surgical equity through cleft care and how this can transform health systems.
Join us toward a stronger health care for all👇
The fireside panel discussion on “Challenges and Strategies for Young Women in Medicine”, led by @DNzanana, brought together medical professionals, policymakers, and aspiring students to address the real barriers girls face in pursuing medical careers.
💡 Dr. Francoise Mukagaju (@mgajufanny), Rwanda’s first female plastic surgeon, shared how she overcame doubt and discouragement to break into surgery, a field traditionally dominated by men.
💡 Dr. Menelas Nkeshimana (@mnls_nke ), from the Ministry of Health, highlighted critical policy reforms aimed at supporting women in medicine, including new mentorship programs and travel support for female medical residents.
💡 Uwitonze Odille, a first-year medical student, reminded us of the importance of early guidance, noting that mentorship should start well before university.
RWDRJ’s FREE STEM Career Guidance Initiative is not just a conversation, it’s a commitment to clear the path for the next generation of women doctors. Let’s keep building these bridges.
#WomenInSTEM, #STEMForGirls, #EmpowerHer
📢 Breast Cancer Awareness: Let's Break the Myths Together! 🎗️
We are committed to empowering our community with the right knowledge to fight breast cancer. Misconceptions about breast cancer can prevent early detection and life-saving treatments. Understanding the facts is a crucial step towards better health.
Swipe through this post to explore common myths versus facts about breast cancer. Knowing the truth can help you protect yourself and loved ones!
Remember, regular screenings and being informed are key to early detection. 🩺💖
👉 Take action today: schedule your breast exam, learn the symptoms, and share this post to spread awareness.
#KFHcares #BreastCancerAwareness #BreakTheMyths #HealthEducation #EarlyDetectionSavesLives
Join us at the first Rwanda Women Surgeon Symposium on Friday 21 June 2024 @parkinn -Kiyovu from 2-6 pm.
Mark your calendars 🗓️ to attend an interactive conference with inspirational speakers!
Theme : Standing Out Through Empowerment.
#womenInSurgery#Ndabaaga2024#WiSR2024
Happiest IWD to all women who are outdoing themselves and fighting towards excellence. A deeper thought to those who are struggling to make it happen. We see you 🫂!
Our innermost wish is to have a more inclusive surrounding to have more women in surgery 👩🏾⚕️. #8MarchWomensDay
Exciting news for neurosurgery in Rwanda!
Meet Dr. Shingiro Eric, the newest addition to King Faisal Hospital's team of skilled neurosurgeons. With a focus on spine and skull base surgery and expertise in cutting-edge treatments, patients are in excellent hands.
There is ortho strong, then there is this ortho strong!
Simultaneous pregnant attending, fellow, and resident who were scrubbed together 💪🏻
#orthotwitter#medtwitter@AAOS1
It was a lit 🔥 evening with women in surgery -Rwanda chapter!
We celebrated the achievements of our very own Drs Françoise and Nathalie who aced @rcsi_cosecsa exams.
We gave ourselves a target to achieve even more as the path was paved with amazing trailblazers.“We can do it”
Delighted to welcome Dr Tasimbanashe Masamha 🇿🇼and Dr Nathalie Umugwaneza 🇷🇼to chilly Dublin!
They will be awarded the 2021 + 2022 Gerald O’Sullivan medals 🥇🥇respectively at #RCSICharter as the top @COSECSA exam candidates in each year
#RCSIengage@Irish_Aid@RCSI_Irl
Congratulations 🎉
to Dr Tasimbanashe Masamha and Dr Natalie Umugwaneza
who were presented with their Gerald O’Sullivan medals at #RCSICharter this afternoon
@Irish_Aid#RCSIengage@RCSI_Irl
Your ICU patient has swollen ULs? Hands end up in a unpleasant posture? If you can’t get hold of resting splints use two towels. Maintain that palm arch and thumb web space! @CriticalCareOT@uhbwNHS@BACCNUK@TheACPRC#icurehab
Help us welcome back on board Dr. Françoise Mukagaju, our new plastic surgeon.
Before she left for further specialization, Dr. Françoise was a consultant in general surgery.
Sad and disappointing! Health care professionals have family needs that need to be incorporated in their lives. We truly love our jobs , but joint team efforts are needed to decrease the burnout.
Some key points can be addressed and both parties can be satisfied: 👇🏾(1/2)
Congratulations to Dr Nathalie Umugwaneza, the overall best candidate and the best candidate in General Surgery as well as Dr Francoise Mukagaju, the best candidate in Plastic Surgery and other fellows who participated in the @cosecsa examinations in Windhoek, Namibia this week.