Dear colleagues, don't miss this amazing research webinar that is scheduled on Wednesday, August 16, 2023. Register now 🙂

Dear all, Our second research paper is now available in the National Library of Medicine (PubMed). Thank you co-author K EMMY for collaboration. Thank you all mentors for insightful guidance! Please, find the full paper at pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37647447/

At White Coat Ceremony, #WCC2023, I have swore the Hippocratic oath. I have dedicated myself to patients' wellbeing and to heal the sick. May the Almighty God enable me to fulfill this oath and make me able to serve the community. #WhiteCoatCeremony #HippocraticOath

One week of #AMRawareness campaign has gone well in Kigali. We have visited Remera, Nyarurenzi and Gikondo health centers in Gasabo, Kicukiro and Nyarugenge respectively. Special thanks to ASM ,African Research and Community Health Initiative and ARMELS for making this happen. #AMR

I am happy to be part of this great research exchange. #StudentsInResearch

No mother should die while giving life. Thank you so much Muzungu Hirwa, MD for this innovative solution.

Happy to have presented my research study entitled "Knowledge, attitude and practice on antibiotic usage and resistance among people attending primary healthcare in Rwanda" in the international RPSA Conference. RPSA/AEPHAR UVU Bio Rwanda Biomedical Centre University of Rwanda Partners In Health #AMR #Antibiotics

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

In Rwanda, 15% of births are delivered by the cesarian section, and surgical site infections (SSIs) are one of the complications that can occur after C-section. In this meta-analysis, we have found its prevalence of to be 6.85%. Read more at doi.org/10.1111/iwj.14…

Congrats brother...

15% of births in Rwanda are by C-section, and 6.85% develop surgical site infections afterwards. As health care providers, we need to do our part and also educate patients to have a collaborative effort to reduce post cesarian surgical site infections in Rwanda. #TogetherWeCan

I am thrilled to be accepted in the OHMO Global Research Fellowship 2024. I believe that together we can do our best to solve most pressing global health issues through research. Olivier UWISHEMA Oli Health Magazine Organization University of Rwanda UR-CMHS Prof. Stephen Rulisa @acegid

Rwandan academicians and scientists have much to learn from you Dr. Olivier UWISHEMA Thank you for your great contribution in medicine and research! You inspire us all!

Congratulations sir 👏🎉

11% of diseases require surgical intervention, necessitating an adequate number of surgeons. I recently published a paper on how #VR can be used as a solution to unavailability of cadavers for education, and I testified it by using MediXR VR set. #TranslationalResearch

🌟 *Join Our Research Team!* 🌍 We're seeking passionate young researchers to collaborate on innovative healthcare solutions and infectious disease research. Interested? Fill out the form! forms.gle/xDdGED42YCFnMa… #HealthcareInnovation #YoungResearchers #Collaboration

Strengthening evidence based practice and leveraging smart health in cardiology. #SASS2024

Today Ministry of Health | Rwanda declared Marburg virus disease outbreak in Rwanda. Last year, Equatorial Guinea and Tanzania faced the same disease, and I published a paper on it. Rwandans must follow World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations to protect themselves from this dreadful disease #Marburg #Rwanda