April 3, 2016 1:15am
This is just a really quick note to let you know that we have arrived in Uganda safe and sound and are settled into our guest house. More later as we are all so exhausted from the journey.
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Welcome to Uganda! It is our wish, that if, possible you also spare some time and come and share your wealth of experience with us at Mbarara University of Science and Technology. Making it for the Makerere Pharmacy Conference may not be possible since we are starting mid semester exams next week. I earlier on copied to you an email I had shared about you with the Head of Pharmacy Department. I am not so sure if you received the email though
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Hi Noah, thanks for your interest in learning more about pharmaceutical care and how to help patients. It’s so great to know there are pharmacists in training here who are eager to learn more skills so you can make a positive impact on healthcare in Uganda- which I truly believe you can do. I will respond further via your personal email. Thanks!
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