2/2 As an African-based np w/ US office, we can’t & won’t stay silent abt police brutality, health disparities & human rights abuses. In the spirit of Ubuntu, we encourage you to donate to orgs on the ground who fighting against injustice
In solidarity ✊🏿
#BlackLivesMatter
The president is calling out the American military against American citizens.
He used the military to push out a peaceful protest so he could have a photo op at a church.
It's all just a reality TV show for this president.
Shameful.
NEW—Most comprehensive study to date provides evidence on optimal physical distancing, face masks, and eye protection to prevent spread of #COVID19: a systematic review and meta-analysis of 172 observational studies https://t.co/3jakqNDDaQ
Not only are #Nurses on the #frontlines of care, they are among those who've died while on the job from #COVID19. Now more than ever, #healthworkers require the equipment and supplies they need to provide care confidently AND safely. Their lives AND yours depend on it.
01.06.2020 – Covid-19 Coronavirus
Amakuru Mashya | Update | Mise à Jour
*Abarwayi bashya bakoze ingendo zambukiranya imipaka, cyane cyane i Rusizi. Bashyizwe mu kato
*New cases are cross-border travelers, especially in Rusizi, who have been isolated
I'm drafting legislation to reform laws that govern police misconduct, require police to report use of force data, create a national police misconduct registry, ban racial and religious profiling, and end chokeholds and no-knock warrants.
Our outrage must lead to real change.
Going "back to normal" means very different things depending on who you are, where you're from, and particularly how you look - and isn't the right goal - "we can and must be better."
A college diploma is not always required, but the best candidates have bachelor’s degrees and some background in health care. Empathy and cultural literacy are good, too. https://t.co/6TVtWy7XaB
“The #globalhealth community typically focuses on technical approaches to global health problems. To make greater progress, we need to redefine our ideas about the #leadership required to address them.” @SSIReview@ashgajeelee @jeffdglenn https://t.co/zWF6jLNp4G
More than one-third of Covid-19 deaths have been traced back to nursing homes. Experts suggest several ways to make them safer. https://t.co/Il3ytYcDBy
"At the end of 9 months, I will carry my baby!" This is the expectation of every pregnant mother.
What can pregnant mothers do to safely experience this #momeffect?
Let's learn from a Maternal-Fetal Consultant today at 4pm (WAT)
https://t.co/JKLNAqRPY4
#RICOM3Nigeria
“We don’t know how long this pandemic will go on,” said Dr. Neil Greenberg, a psychiatrist at King’s College London. He says it's important to nip in the bud depressive feelings related to the pandemic, "otherwise your mental health could spiral down.” https://t.co/h8ddvf5LcU
Despite the challenges, it has been exciting to see how our in-facility nurse mentors are taking the necessary precautions and carrying on with their mentorship roles by holding educational training sessions with their peers
#yearofthenurseandmidwife#emonc#mentorship