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What an informative, engaging and inspiring training!!!
We are losing many people due to a lack of immediate basic life support in times of need.
Had there been enough trained forces to give basic life support, there could have been a significant reduction in deaths.
SCOPH-AA has started the journey of equipping medical students with these skills today. About 35 medical students have received first aid training.
This is just the beginning. We will have more sessions on the topic.
I would love to pass on my deepest gratitude to Doctor Tmesegen Beyene and Doctor Segni Kejela for giving us this insightful training.
SCOPH-AA
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We are losing many people due to a lack of immediate basic life support in times of need.
Had there been enough trained forces to give basic life support, there could have been a significant reduction in deaths.
SCOPH-AA has started the journey of equipping medical students with these skills today. About 35 medical students have received first aid training.
This is just the beginning. We will have more sessions on the topic.
I would love to pass on my deepest gratitude to Doctor Tmesegen Beyene and Doctor Segni Kejela for giving us this insightful training.
SCOPH-AA
Orange hugs🧡🧡
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Get ready to join us for an exciting event! There will be plenty of fun activities for everyone to enjoy. Plus, we're hosting a competition with a special prize called the "Noble Cup". The top three winners will have the honor of receiving this prestigious award. So, make sure you're prepared to have a great time and maybe even walk away with the Noble Cup!
🗓 Sunday, 9th July 2023 🕰 8:00-9:30 LT
📍 EMSA-AA Office (at TASH)
We are excited to see you all there😇
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📍 EMSA-AA Office (at TASH)
We are excited to see you all there😇
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👉 On behalf of EMSA SCORP we would like to thank Dr. Yefrezer Gezahegn for her amazing and insightful orientation on Mental health held yesterday.
👉 We learned a lot from both her personal and professional account, and we would love to continue working with her and Yetena weg mental health team in the future.
For those who attended the session please fill out this post evaluation survey. It will hellp us better our efforts in the future.
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SCORP-AA| "Where Humanity Meets Medicine 🩺"
👉 We learned a lot from both her personal and professional account, and we would love to continue working with her and Yetena weg mental health team in the future.
For those who attended the session please fill out this post evaluation survey. It will hellp us better our efforts in the future.
Green hugs!
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SCORP-AA| "Where Humanity Meets Medicine 🩺"
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We had an amazing time together! Not only did we have a lot of fun, but we also learned so much from the experience. We are incredibly grateful to all of you for joining us and making it such a memorable event. Thank you all for coming! Additionally, I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to the winners. Well done!❤️
🩸 Menstruation is a natural process. It is time for us to embrace this truth and unite in our efforts to combat the challenges surrounding it. Together, we can make a change and create a supportive society.
#LetUsTalkAboutMenstruation
#EndTheStigma
#StopThePeriodShame
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🩸 Menstruation is a natural process. It is time for us to embrace this truth and unite in our efforts to combat the challenges surrounding it. Together, we can make a change and create a supportive society.
#LetUsTalkAboutMenstruation
#EndTheStigma
#StopThePeriodShame
Red Hugs ❤️❤️❤️
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Hakim Workneh Eshete also known as Charles Martin (21 Oct, 1864 – 9 Oct, 1952) was the 1st Ethiopian educated medical doctor. He was born in Gondar, the son of Negadras Eshete Woldemariam. In 1868, the confusion of the capture of Magdala, he was separated from his parents and found by the British soldiers. Colonel Charles Chamberlain took him until his death in 1871, after which Workneh went to the mission school where Colonel Martin paid for his education. Workneh was grateful enough to both Colonels thus he took the name "Charles Martin".
He enrolled at the Lahore Medical College in 1877 and graduated in 1882. He performed two years of practice as an assistant surgeon, then travelled to Scotland where he received certificates in medicine and surgery.
When Dr. Charles Martin heard of the Italian invasion of his homeland in 1896, he attempted to return to Ethiopia.
He arrived in Ethiopia in late 1899 and had pitched a tent in the center of Addis Ababa, where he began to treat patients free of charge.
He enrolled at the Lahore Medical College in 1877 and graduated in 1882. He performed two years of practice as an assistant surgeon, then travelled to Scotland where he received certificates in medicine and surgery.
When Dr. Charles Martin heard of the Italian invasion of his homeland in 1896, he attempted to return to Ethiopia.
He arrived in Ethiopia in late 1899 and had pitched a tent in the center of Addis Ababa, where he began to treat patients free of charge.
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