Patience, humanity, trustworthiness, affability, and empathy, along with an indispensable dose of professionalism. For Atianete, Hercília, Muaziza, and Victorino, these are the qualities that a medical professional should embody, and ones they hope to maintain throughout the years of practice ahead of them. This is what they revealed to us when we meet them in [...]
“Compétences en matière de leadership et de mise en réseau” is the first french-taught course offered by CUAMM as part of the FBOs’ training package.
A innovative training was held at Bangui Children's Hospital to foster diagnostic competencies related to pediatric neurological disorders.
From Addis Ababa and throughout Ethiopia, a new intervention aimed at strengthening neonatal care in the Country.
In Moldova, 92 health workers from 7 second-level facilities have been trained to improve the quaity of neonatal care nationwide.
Tuberculosis is a major public health challenge in Uganda where a project to extend and improve services for the prevention and treatment of the disease has recently been completed.
Reconstructing the health system in the war-torn Tigray region: from rehabilitating Shire hospital, to supporting pertinent health centres to training local health workforce on neonatal care. A major intervention is being launched in Ethiopia.
The ‘PROTECT’ project: a pillar in the fight against maternal and neonatal mortality in the Beira district, Mozambique, thanks to teamwork and constant staff training.
As Angola experiences persistent drought, settled and nomadic communities in Namibe struggle to cope and face multiple health challenges. CUAMM mobile clinics drive the area to provide health services including nutrition screening and pre-natal visits.
CUAMM and ACF, with the support of the European Union, lead a new partnership with the Ministry of Health and Population dedicated to maternal and pediatric care in Bangui.