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Tag Archives: Global Pharmacy Practice
A Visit to Lubaga Hospital & Learning About TeleMedicine in Uganda
9 January 2020 The morning began with an excellent visit the the Executive Director of Lubaga, Dr. Andrew Ssekitooleko, the Principle Pharmacist, Dr. Michael Mubiru, and the pharmacist interested in pharmaceutical care, William Kalule. I love that they started and … Continue reading
Posted in Diseases/Health, Kampala, Research
Tagged Binghamton University, binghamton university school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, Global Health, Global Pharmacy, Global Pharmacy Education, Global Pharmacy Practice, international pharmacy, Kampala, Lubaga Hospital, Makerere University Department of Pharmacy, pharmaceutical care, Public Health, Rocket Health, The Medical Concierge Group, Uganda, Ugandan Pharmacists
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Sunday with Friends in Kampala
5 January 2020 This morning my friend, Lydia, picked me up for church to attend the 9:30am service at All Saints Cathedral, a large Anglican church in Kampala. She had her daughter, Mary, her daughter-law, Anneth, her son James, and … Continue reading
A Quiet Saturday in Kampala
4 January 2020 It’s been a lovely quiet day. I’ve had time to do laundry and work on both my course preparation for next semester’s classes which begin 21 January as well as work on the pharmaceutical care project protocol. … Continue reading
Posted in Kampala
Tagged Binghamton University, binghamton university school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, Global Health, Global Pharmacy, Global Pharmacy Practice, international pharmacy, Makerere University Department of Pharmacy, Mediterraneo Restaurant, Mulago Hospital, Mulago National Referral Hospital, pharmaceutical care, pharmacy practice, travel, Uganda Pharmacist, Ugandan Pharmacists
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Moving Up and Down, All Around Kampala
3 January 2020 In deep discussion about the appropriate use of Antibiotics Jamir, Pharmacy Technician My driver, Haji, has a saying when he’s been driving me all over Kampala. He’d say “we’ve been moving up and down and all around” … Continue reading
Posted in Kampala, Pharmacuetical Care Training Program, Research
Tagged Binghamton University, binghamton university school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, Global Health, Global Pharmacy, Global Pharmacy Practice, international pharmacy, Kampala, Lubaga Hospital, Makerere University Department of Pharmacy, pharmaceutical care, Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda, Uganda, Uganda Pharmacist
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Back in Kampala with No Power (Electricity)
Sunday, 24 June 2018 When traveling in Uganda, a very nice cultural norm is to warmly welcome back visitors upon arriving back home or arriving to the place you are going. In fact, Janine told me that the Anglican Bishop … Continue reading
Potatoes, Patients, Data Collection, and Meetings
Wednesday, 13 June 2018 I slept really well last night and enjoyed getting up a little later and the delicious breakfast at the guest house. I always love the fried potatoes and onions they make in Uganda. They call these … Continue reading
It’s Good to be Back in Kampala!
Monday, 11 June 2018 I’m in Kampala now! I had a wonderful night and breakfast at the Entebbe Airport Guest House last night. I awoke to sunshine and beautiful gardens. After eating a delicious plate of fresh fruit- papaya and … Continue reading
Healthcare Challenges at Mulago Hospital & A Meeting at Makerere School of Pharmacy
13 April 2017 This morning, as the rest of the team went to Nakesero Hospital to continue working with the new clinical pharmacists there, I headed off to meet Winnie at Mulago National Referral Hospital for Neurosurgery Rounds. Winnie has … Continue reading
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Tagged APPE, Binghamton University, binghamton university school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, D'Youville College, Global Health, Global Pharmacy, Global Pharmacy Education, Global Pharmacy Practice, international pharmacy, Kampala, makerere university, Makerere University Department of Pharmacy, Mulago National Referral Hospital, pharmaceutical care, Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda, Pharmacy Students, Uganda, Ugandan Pharmacists, Ugandan Pharmacy Students, Wilkes University, Wilkes University School of Pharmacy
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