So sorry for your loss. I have had 2 loved ones at UCI and I left broken. It’s a very tough experience and my heart goes out to you and your family🙏🏿🙏🏿❤️

Mbale Regional Referral Hospital and Busitema University received equipment from @seed_global. They included suction machines, patient monitors, patient monitors etc.Thank you Seed Global Health Health for supporting Busitema partnership.Irene Atuhairwe Andrew Twineamatsiko, M.D Allan G. Nsubuga 🇺🇬

Irene Atuhairwe Seed Global Health Busitema University This is excellent Irene! It is so great to see the work of Seed Global Health and Busitema University featured.

Glad to see the work of Seed Global Health and Busitema University, MBale RRH, MBale College of Health Sciences featured in this quarterly report of Ministry of Health🙏🏿🙏🏿

The Quarterly Edition of the Ministry of Health newsletter is out. Have a look and a read via;
health.go.ug/wp-content/upl…

Enjoy! #MOHatWork

Now Available in soft copy, The Ministry of Health- Uganda Qaurterly Newsletter

✨Join us for this week’s session on Approach to a Child with Pneumonia!

Areas of discussion;
1. Clinical features of pneumonia in children
2. Common organisms implicated in neonatal and childhood pneumonia_

Register in advance: echo.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

'Most male allies are nervous, fearful of doing or saying the wrong thing, of being judged.'

Dana Hovig shares a personal experience, revealing how he was nicknamed for speaking up for women, highlighting the challenges some male allies face in their pursuit of advancing gender

What do men have to do with gender Equity?

1. Awareness that men have privilege over women which holds back women’s careers and advances those of men

2. Be ready to give up the privilege and the ‘profits’ including giving up the privilege we get from unpaid care work by women

Health is fundamental. Access to quality health care is for everybody.

This #WorldHealthDay we reaffirm our commitment to break the status quo and deliver change.

We need the right number of health workers, of the right quality, and distributed evenly to achieve universal health coverage by 2030.

Irene Atuhairwe, our Uganda Country Director, shares why we must invest in health workers. Health workers save lives!

#WHWWeek

Happy birthday Dear Irene. May God bless you abundantly and continue impacting the world 🌎

April is always a special month for me and today makes it more special. Grateful for another year round the 🌞, for life, good health, family and friends🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿Thanks Twitter/X for the balloons.

Grateful to have been spotlighted as Woman of the Month( March) in the Nurses and Midwives’ leaders Think Tank newsletter.
I Shared insights about women in leadership and healthcare, inspiring colleagues to forge their paths to career success.
#IWD2024
issuu.com/nmltt/docs/iss…

“Health workers need to be protected, empowered and feel safe when delivering their duties”.

Mustapha Sonnie, Sierra Leone Country Director, shares the importance of health workers and why they need to be #SafeandSupported when working.

#WHWWeek

This is awesome.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Nursing is at the core of healthcare, a fact that deserves more recognition. I've been tweeting about this for four years now. Through our work Patient Centred Care Movement, I've learned that optimal nursing is essential for the highest quality of care.

Great read. Amazing pieces and it amazing seeing the number of PhDs in Nursing and Midwifery over years

Brilliant to see Irene Atuhairwe Seed Global Health

Doctoral education and research are key elements in advancing the nursing profession and improving outcomes for communities we serve. #UHC WCEA (World Continuing Education Alliance) Johns Hopkins WHOCC for Nursing & Midwifery Prof. Sheila Tlou AFREhealth Official