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Tag Archives: international pharmacy
Enjoying Kampala
1 October 2016 Last night Dr. Ed Foote, the Pharmacy Practice Department Chair from Wilkes University, joined our team and so far, he is acclimating just fine- no signs of jet lag! We went easy on him today with a … Continue reading
Posted in Diseases/Health, My Safari (My Journey/Adventure)
Tagged Binghamton University, binghamton university school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, Global Health, Global Pharmacy, Global Pharmacy Education, Global Pharmacy Practice, international pharmacy, Kampala, makerere university, Makerere University Department of Pharmacy, pharmaceutical care, Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda, Pharmacy Education, Uganda, Ugandan Pharmacists, Ugandan Pharmacy Students, Wilkes University School of Pharmacy
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First Day at Mulago National Referral Hospital
29 September 2016 Today was our first full day in Kampala and we participated in Pharmacy Rounds with some of the 4th Year Makerere University Pharmacy Students. We saw a patient in the Neurosurgery Ward as well as patients in … Continue reading
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Tagged Binghamton University, binghamton university school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, Global Health, Global Pharmacy, Global Pharmacy Education, international pharmacy, Makerere University Department of Pharmacy, Mulago National Referral Hospital, pharmaceutical care, Ugandan Pharmacists, Wilkes University, Wilkes University School of Pharmacy
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Greeted By Monkeys As We Settle Into our Rooms Back in Kampala, Uganda
28 September 2016 A Blog Post by Mike It has been another busy few days. Yesterday we finished up our time Mbarara. We were only there for two days but we had a great time interacting with the students at … Continue reading
Posted in Diseases/Health, My Safari (My Journey/Adventure), Ugandan Nature
Tagged Binghamton University, binghamton university school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, Global Health, Global Pharmacy Education, international pharmacy, Kampala, Mulago Guest H, Uganda, Ugandan Pharmacy Students, Wilkes University School of Pharmacy
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Thoughts About Cultural & A Wonderful Last Day in Masindi, Uganda
23 September 2016 A Blog Post by Jennie Yesterday, the other students and I had a very impactful cultural experience at the clinic. The other students and I were standing outside of the clinic ward with a group of Ugandan … Continue reading
Posted in Diseases/Health, My Safari (My Journey/Adventure)
Tagged Binghamton University, binghamton university school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, Global Health, Global Pharmacy Education, international pharmacy, Masindi, pharmaceutical care, Pharmacy Education, Pharmacy Students, Uganda, Wilkes University, Wilkes University School of Pharmacy
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Introducing the American Pharmacy Students-3
September 15, 2016 Michael Brabander Hi everyone! My name is Michael and I am in my last year of pharmacy school at Wilkes University. I live in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania and I have worked as an inpatient pharmacy technician for ten … Continue reading
A Fond Farewell to Masindi
April 29, 2016 Our time in Uganda has drawn to a close. It is hard to believe we’ve been here for 4 weeks already- 2 in Kampala and 2 in Masindi. The work in each location is very different but … Continue reading
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Tagged APPE, Global Health, Global Pharmacy, Global Pharmacy Education, Global Pharmacy Practice, international pharmacy, Masindi, Masindi Kitara Medical Center, Pharmacy Students, Uganda, Wilkes University, Wilkes University School of Pharmacy
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World Malaria Day at Local Schools
April 28, 2016: A Blog Post by Makenzie The true World Malaria Day was Monday April 25, a day aimed at education surrounding malaria prevention, and awareness of the disease. Over 3.2 billion people in the world are at risk … Continue reading
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Tagged APPE, Global Health, Global Pharmacy Education, Global Pharmacy Practice, international pharmacy, Masindi, Masindi Kitara Medical Center, pharmaceutical care, Pharmacy Students, Uganda, Wilkes University, Wilkes University School of Pharmacy
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April 25, 2016: A Blog Post by Lauren Well, fast food had a new meaning this morning…as we were driving to the clinic, there was a boda boda (motorcycle) driving next to us. We were horrified to see a pig … Continue reading
Posted in Diseases/Health, My Safari (My Journey/Adventure)
Tagged APPE, Global Health, Global Pharmacy, Global Pharmacy Education, Global Pharmacy Practice, international pharmacy, Masindi Kitara Medical Center, pharmaceutical care, Pharmacy Students, Uganda, University of Minnesota, Wilkes University, Wilkes University School of Pharmacy
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Babies!! And TASO And Baboons!
April 22, 2016: A Blog Post by Makenzie Today was baby day at The Masindi Kitara Medical Clinic (MKMC) and it sure was a baby filled morning. While the clinic normally operates under a fee for service model it holds … Continue reading