Hidden Stories Behind Breast Cancer
Join us for an intimate conversation with survivors as we explore their emotional journeys and the life-changing impact of early diagnosis. Hear firsthand stories, learn to recognize vital signs, and discover where to find support.
Tuesday October 22, at the US Embassy, Satchmo Center (7:30 - 10:00 Local Time). Sign up now to secure your spot!!!
1. Register for the event HERE
2. Satchmo Center is members ONLY- Please register HERE become a member.
3. ID + cell phone only (no laptops/tablets, electronics) at the Embassy.
Both Registrations are mandatory.
P.S. we have exciting giveaways! Tilla and Boston Day Sap will be there to make the event shine even brighter! Let’s learn, share, and empower each other together!
Join us for an intimate conversation with survivors as we explore their emotional journeys and the life-changing impact of early diagnosis. Hear firsthand stories, learn to recognize vital signs, and discover where to find support.
Tuesday October 22, at the US Embassy, Satchmo Center (7:30 - 10:00 Local Time). Sign up now to secure your spot!!!
1. Register for the event HERE
2. Satchmo Center is members ONLY- Please register HERE become a member.
3. ID + cell phone only (no laptops/tablets, electronics) at the Embassy.
Both Registrations are mandatory.
P.S. we have exciting giveaways! Tilla and Boston Day Sap will be there to make the event shine even brighter! Let’s learn, share, and empower each other together!
We are happy to notify you that the second round of the WHO-Caregivers Skill Training for facilitators, which took place from October 14–17, was completed successfully.
Ten psychiatry residents, one psychologist, and two psychiatrists were trained this time.
We appreciate the training being facilitated by the Department of Psychiatry and CPID at SPHMMC. We also thank Drs. Surafel.W, Tigist. Z, Ashenafi. N, Mekdes. D, and Beakal. A for their voluntary training. We also appreciate the trainees for their active participation and commitment, and we look forward to their help in meeting the expanding requirements of caregivers and children with neurodevelopmental disorders.
Ten psychiatry residents, one psychologist, and two psychiatrists were trained this time.
We appreciate the training being facilitated by the Department of Psychiatry and CPID at SPHMMC. We also thank Drs. Surafel.W, Tigist. Z, Ashenafi. N, Mekdes. D, and Beakal. A for their voluntary training. We also appreciate the trainees for their active participation and commitment, and we look forward to their help in meeting the expanding requirements of caregivers and children with neurodevelopmental disorders.
Celebrating a Century of cases: A Milestone in Hepatobiliary and GI MDT
Today, we proudly celebrated the 100th hepatobiliary and GI oncologic case discussed at the Hepatobiliary and GI MDT. This milestone underscores the vital collaboration, dedication, and commitment of experts from various disciplines. We dedicate this achievement to our devoted team members—thank you for your invaluable contributions and for setting a new trend!
Our MDT platform not only enhances patient outcomes through diverse insights but also provides valuable learning opportunities for our members and fellows. This approach aligns with the state-of-the-art global practices and strategic objectives of SPHMMC.
As we commemorate this achievement, we also extend our warmest congratulations to our newly graduated hepatobiliary and colorectal fellows! 🎓
We remain committed to improving the impact of our MDTs and look forward to many more successful collaborations in the future.
Today, we proudly celebrated the 100th hepatobiliary and GI oncologic case discussed at the Hepatobiliary and GI MDT. This milestone underscores the vital collaboration, dedication, and commitment of experts from various disciplines. We dedicate this achievement to our devoted team members—thank you for your invaluable contributions and for setting a new trend!
Our MDT platform not only enhances patient outcomes through diverse insights but also provides valuable learning opportunities for our members and fellows. This approach aligns with the state-of-the-art global practices and strategic objectives of SPHMMC.
As we commemorate this achievement, we also extend our warmest congratulations to our newly graduated hepatobiliary and colorectal fellows! 🎓
We remain committed to improving the impact of our MDTs and look forward to many more successful collaborations in the future.
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