The final day of the #AOSS training at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Gombe, focused on surgical precision, post-op care, and clinical assessment. Participants engaged in hands-on breakout sessions on OASI repair, managing haemorrhage, and ward protocols. The training wrapped

Our AOSS trainer took initiative! After requesting used cutdown pads and a fleet uterus, she stepped down the training to residents who couldn’t attend. Now she’s excited to replicate the fleet uterus and train even more. This is the ripple effect we love to see! 💪🏾💉👩🏾‍⚕️

From one trainer to many! After being supported with cutdown pads and fleet uterus, our trainer stepped down the training to her residents. One of them was so inspired, he went on to train his own colleagues too. This is how sustainable impact begins! 👨🏾‍⚕️ #AOSS #TOT Emergency Obstetric and Quality of Care Unit

Earlier today LSTM, the Emergency Obstetric and Quality of Care Unit team kicked off a multi-day workshop focused on strengthening midwifery education and maternal health interventions in Nig. This workshop is part of the Gates Foundation investment to advance MNCH innovations across the country #mnch

The Follow-up Facility Data Collection Training for the MAMII project, supported by Emergency Obstetric and Quality of Care Unit and funded by Gates Foundation, is building capacity to strengthen data quality and evidence-based actions towards reducing maternal and newborn mortality in Nigeria. #MAMIIProject

Day 2 of the #MAMIIProject training focused on strengthening data quality for better maternal & newborn outcomes. Participants refreshed skills on REDCap, ethics, safeguarding & focus groups, supporting Nigeria’s efforts to reduce MMR & NMR with support from Gates Foundation .

Day 3 of the #MAMIIProject training, supported by the Gates Foundation, focused on building skills for accurate data collection to improve maternal & newborn health in Nigeria. Data collectors and supervisors reviewed the info leaflet & questionnaire. #MaternalHealth #MMR #NMR

Today, we’re proud to celebrate Dr. @hawii71 on earning her PhD in Global Health, building on many other amazing achievements. Her dedication, and passion for improving maternal and newborn health inspire us all. Congratulations, Dr. Hauwa! #lstm #lstmgraduation2025

The #MAMII project, supported by the Gates Foundation, successfully completed Round 2 data collection across 33 Nigerian states, covering 2,557 HCFs and 20 midwifery training institutions. This effort continues to reduce maternal and newborn mortality ratio in Nigeria.

With UNICEF UNICEF Africa support, Lesotho’s Ministry of Health trained 43 health professionals as Master Trainers in #EmONC, #ETAT, #AOSS & #QualityImprovement, led by Prof. Charles Ameh & Dr. Dr helen allott🇪🇺🇮🇪🇫🇷 (Emergency Obstetric and Quality of Care Unit ), boosting quality maternal and newborn care. #Health #AOSS

As we wrap up the year with reflection, the Emergency Obstetric and Quality of Care Unit unit under the International Public Health Department looks back on a year of strengthening impactful research capacity, securing key grants, and advancing maternal and newborn health across multiple countries. #Health

The Emergency Obstetric and Quality of Care Unit wants to extend warm wishes to you this holiday season. We hope you find joy and peace during this special time. Looking forward to reconnecting in 2026.

Happy New Year 🎊 . Wishing you a year filled with meaningful impact, continued growth, and shared success. Looking forward to achieving great things in 2026. Cheers to a productive and fulfilling year ahead. #Newyear

How can we effectively train health professionals in low- and middle-income countries? This 2025 publication outlines a systematic review protocol on whether blended learning enhances sexual and reproductive health service delivery. #GlobalHealth pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11…

Prof. Charles Ameh (LSTM) joined 120+ programme managers and clinicians across Indonesia at a #POGI webinar on #MPDSR and the #WHO QoC framework, highlighting how poor quality of care drives preventable maternal deaths and how MPDSR can strengthen accountability and save lives.

With support from the Gates Foundation, @LSTMNews is partnering with the The University of Dodoma Dodoma to test AI-enabled obstetric ultrasound in 32 primary health care facilities across Dodoma. The SAFARI Project aims to help detect high-risk pregnancies earlier and strengthen care.

Nigeria’s maternal and neonatal mortality burden remains high. Under the Gates Foundation, supported #MAMII, LSTM (@lstmnews) has commenced training #EMoNC master trainers as data collectors for a competency-based maternity care study. #MaternalHealth #EMoNC

A recap of today’s #MAMII training: LSTM, with NOIPolls, trained #EMoNC master trainers as data collectors for a maternity care competency study, strengthening skills to improve maternal and newborn health in Nigeria. #MAMII #MaternalHealth #EMoNC

Today marks the final day of the #MAMII data collectors’ training. Supported by Gates Foundation and implemented by the Government of Nigeria with @fmoh_nigeria, @nphcda & NMCN, and led by @lstmnews & NOIPolls, the project aims to improve maternal and newborn care in Nigeria.