Elizabeth and team were busy teaching the Neonatal Care Course (NCC) to the rest of the final year nursing students in May. The highly thought of nursing school (Uganda Nursing School Bwindi – Home) is co-located with Bwindi Community Hospital and newly qualified nurses from here will go and work across Uganda, hopefully sharing their neonatal skills and their new found confidence in resuscitation for the good of babies throughout the country.
“We are proud of our ambassadors going out to reduce Neonatal mortality” Elizabeth Ariho, nursing lead for paediatric services and course director for these two NCCs.
Well done team!
Hi Elizabeth and Team,
Great work you are doing to address neonatal mortality.
My name is Tom Kyobe, working with association of ambulance professionals ug (AAPU) but sit on the committee for uganda resuscitation committe.
Will be good to connect
I met Dr John Madar from UK at the just concluded European Resuscitation Congress in Nertherlands and told me about you.
Thanks the reason iam reaching out to get to know you better.
Hi Tom. I’ve just found your comment in amongst the spam comments submitted to the site. Thank you for your interest!
Elizabeth and Sadias are currently teaching in Kabale (see most recent blog post). I’ve forwarded your message to them in the hope that some collaboration will be forthcoming.
Julia