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Category Archives: Diseases/Health
My Time In Infectious Disease by Jeff
During our stay at Mulago I have spent most of my time in Ward 4A, infectious disease. The infectious disease ward is a little more chaotic than the other floors at the hospital. The ward is very crowded, patient beds … Continue reading
Blood Pressure Screenings in Masindi by Nikko
After two extremely fast weeks in Kampala, we have moved on to Masindi. It is amazing how fast time is moving. We made so many new friends that we were very sad to say goodbye to. But, we have more … Continue reading
Last Day in Kampala at Mulago National Referral Hospital
Today was our last day at Mulago National Hospital as tomorrow morning we head for Masindi at 7am. We have all thoroughly enjoyed our time in Kampala and have made many new friends. It has been a joy to watch … Continue reading
Advocating for Pharmaceutical Care for Ugandan Pharmacists
Today’s work was non-clinical but quite fulfilling all the same. We got a really early start (7am) and attended the annual meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda (PSU) for the purpose of administering the Pharmaceutical Care Needs Assessment questionnaire … Continue reading
My Time at the Uganda Cancer Institute by Stacy
I was able to spend my 1st few days in Uganda at the Uganda Cancer Institute working with a pharmacist, pharmacy technicians, doctors, nurses, and medical students. For my first two days there I worked in the outpatient pharmacy with … Continue reading
Volunteering at Mulago National Hospital
We’ve now finished 2 full days of work at Mulago National Hospital and what a rewarding experience it has been. Stacy spent the last two days at the Uganda Cancer Center helping to dispense medications. Today she said the clinic … Continue reading
Pharmacist Benjamin at the Uganda Cancer Center
Wilkes Students (and a student from the University of British Columbia) listen to the Uganda Cancer Center Pharmacist explain how he has helped to improve the safety of Oncology Drugs for Ugandan Patients
Awaiting Safari Day
Hi all- this is just a really quick post (because my computer power is waning) to let you know we are all eagerly waiting to embark on our safari to Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda tomorrow. This will be our … Continue reading
Posted in Diseases/Health, My Safari (My Journey/Adventure), Research
Tagged Murchison Falls, Uganda, WASH projects, water testing
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Pharmacy Students Help Red Cross Educate to Prevent Cholera
The post for today is written by one of the pharmacy students but before that, I wanted to let you know how cool it has been today. You hear “Africa” and think “hot”, or at least I did. Tonight, though … Continue reading
Posted in Diseases/Health, My Safari (My Journey/Adventure)
Tagged Cholera, good personal hygiene, Handwashing, Masindi, Pharmacy Students, Red Cross, travel, Uganda
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A Trip to the Uganda Cancer Institute
This morning we got up early to meet with the Pharmacist of the Uganda Cancer Institute (UGI), Benjamin at 8am. We were a little late because we had a hard time finding the center amidst all of the buildings of … Continue reading