SLMA has launched a training on Initial Assessment of Trauma Patients. The training brings together 25 doctors to strengthen their skills in emergency and trauma care, contributing to improved patient outcomes and quality healthcare services in Somaliland.
It was an honor to sign an MoU between the Somaliland Medical Association (SLMA) and the Frantz Fanon Foundation University (FFU). We look forward to a fruitful partnership that advances medical education, research, and professional development.
SLMA is honored to contribute to the development of the Breastmilk Substitutes (BSM) Code led by the Ministry of Health Development through the National Nutrition Program.
This important code will help protect and promote breastfeeding.
Today, SLMA Chairman Dr. Yusuf Mohamed visited the Somaliland Embassy in Kenya and was warmly received by Deputy Ambassador Sharmake Gelle.
They discussed lessons from Kenya’s healthcare system, focusing on strengthening doctors and advancing the medical profession in Somaliland
The Somaliland Medical Association (SLMA) was honored to be represented in Addis Ababa 🇪🇹 at a regional workshop on health financing & regulation, organized by the LSE, alongside Somaliland Ministry of Health officials.
On ground in Naivasha 🇰🇪 at the @KenyaMedAssoc Annual Scientific Conference.
U.M.A President, @ElectDrFrankHQ, is engaging on governance, advocacy, and doctors’ wellbeing, learning what works and bringing it home.
Representation with purpose.
#ServiceWithHonour
SLMA is proud to participate in the 53rd Annual Conference of the Kenya Medical Association (KMA)
A valuable opportunity to connect with colleagues across Africa, exchange experiences, and strengthen collaboration toward better healthcare for our communities.
Somaliland Medical Association (SLMA)and Somaliland Private Hospitals Network (SOLPHONET) convened a high-level meeting aimed at enhancing the quality of healthcare services and strengthening professional development across Somaliland. The meeting was facilitated by PSPH.
SLMA was pleased to participate in the Policy Dialogue on Continuous Medical Education in Somaliland, organized by the MoHD and facilitated by LSE.
A strong CME system is essential for a skilled workforce and better patient care. SLMA remains committed to professional excellence
SLMA joined the national consultation on the draft Somaliland Health Act with the Ministry of Health and senior doctors.
We remain committed to strengthening health policy and improving healthcare services in Somaliland. #SLMA#HealthAct#Somaliland