What role do faith-based organizations (FBOs) play in delivering care? How can the principle of free care be combined with sustainability and quality in resource-limited settings like Sierra Leone? These and other questions were discussed at an event held in Freetown.
14 people got their degree as they concluded the advanced training programme on paediatrics and neonatal care. The initiative was led by the University of Padua and CUAMM, in collaboration with the Eduardo Mondlane University in Maputo and the Catholic University of Beira thanks to the support of MUR.
Distance is not merely a matter of miles but opportunities, services and accessibility. CUAMM medical staff takes medicine where it is most often neglected. We collected the testemony from Carlo Airola - resident in internal medicine currently serving in Ethiopia.
Motherhood is a challenging path. It has no rules or set patterns and becoming a mother can be so frightening that it makes you want to run away or so thrilling that your joy becomes contagious.
A wide range of items have recently been donated to Hamer District and Turmi Town to equip healthcare facilities with essential tools therefore improve healthcare serfvice delivery.
The annual scientific event by CUAMM was held in Milan to discuss the role of operational research in addressing present challenges related to maternal and child health.
Involving health professionals in on-the-job training can significantly impact the quality of services provided and improve health outcomes, from peripheral health centers to central hospitals.
Community Health Workers are often unnoticed and their work is widely underestimated but they are actually the bridge between service providers and communities, especially in underserved or remote areas.
Two major initiatives focused on maternal and newborn health bring new momentum to CUAMM’s commitment in the country and strengthen the collaboration with academic institutions.