What a wonderful week WCA2026 connecting with old friends and making new ones. Thank you WFSA for all you do to unite our profession around the world!

📢Our #PANAC theme is expanding to include #childhealth as we explore the #maternal-child health continuum. Our program covers emerging challenges & innovations in #safeanesthesia delivery Join our registered delegates from🇧🇯🇧🇫🇧🇮🇨🇲🇪🇬🇪🇷🇪🇹🇬🇭🇱🇷🇳🇬🇷🇼🇸🇨🇸🇸🇹🇳🇺🇸🇰🇪🇺🇬🇹🇿 Are you in?

Get ready to dive into a world of innovation at AAAC2024 Congress! Unleash your potential with our interactive workshops. Engage, learn, and network. Check out the full program at aaac2024.com now! #2024AAAC #medicalcongress #medicallearning #ARS #SASA #workshops

It's a very exciting day in Nairobi! The first ever Pan-African Nurse Anesthetists Conference. So wonderful to reunite with friends from Burundi and Somaliland, and all corners of Africa. #PANAC2024 mubarak mohamed AMH Matt Kynes

Dr. Wayne Morriss, Immediate Past President of the World Federation of Societies of Anaesthesiologists, joins us virtually from New Zealand to discuss what is quality of care globally. 🌍 #PANAC2024 #GlobalConnections

Incredible discussions are happening here at the Kenya Simulation Network launch! Experts are sharing their knowledge and experiences to drive better patient outcomes. #HealthcareSimulation #SimNetwork AIC Kijabe Hospital Laerdal Global Health Sim & Skills

Launch of the Kenya Simulation Network! Pioneering collaboration and excellent for healthcare simulation in the country. Major contributions from AIC Kijabe Hospital, Aga Khan and others. Inspiring to see this vital work moving forward! Gregory Sund Ms. Ngure

It was an honor to spend 4 years passing gas for this guy.

Please take a moment to watch this three minute video about one of our very special anesthesia residents from DR Congo. #theamefund #run4thefund theamefund.org youtube.com/watch?v=I96Nmc…

Here in Kenya, they really know how to celebrate World Anesthesia Day! Matt Kynes ⁦Chikati Faith⁩ ⁦Mary Mungai⁩ #WorldAnesthesiaDay

The Lancet Global Health publication by AIC Kijabe Hospital and VUMC Anesthesiology @VUMCglobalanes authors on the importance of #Biomed for effective healthcare partnerships Gregory Sund Tolu Kehinde @VUMCGlobalSurg Machines matter too: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our recommendations apply the Partners In Health Five S framework for health systems strengthening to BME-focused solutions. It also draws from our expertise AIC Kijabe Hospital. Thanks to Jesse, lead biomed technician at Kijabe as well as Drs. Gregory Sund and Matt Kynes for their input.

We had another beautiful #Run4theFund today in Kijabe, this time with a star participant, Dr. Étienne Mastaki, an AME grant recipient.#fromforinAfrica #AfricanMedEd theamefund.org

Baboon keeps trying to break in and steal my Glidescope. I wonder what he’ll do with it.

Very happy to have held the first Lifebox capnography training in Burundi today. Thank you to African Mission Healthcare for supporting this work! ⁦Lifebox⁩ ⁦AMH⁩ Matt Kynes

A huge thank you to AMH for this grant which we hope will catalyze improvements in the safety of and access to anesthesia care in Sub-Saharan Africa.

This short video highlights the ongoing partnership between AIC Kijabe Hospital and Edna Adan University in Somaliland. mubarak mohamed Mary Mungai Chikati Faith Matt Kynes youtube.com/watch?v=dRzB5Y…

Dr. Gregory Sund, recipient of the Gerson L’Chaim Prize, has dedicated over a decade to improving anesthesia care in Africa—because safe surgery isn’t possible without safe anesthesia. With your support, we can train anesthetists, equip hospitals, and save lives. 💙 Donate today!

On this episode of CMDA Matters, Serge medical missionary Dr. Greg Sund shares how faith and healthcare intersect in life-changing ways across Sub-Saharan Africa. Called by God to serve through global missions, Dr. Sund is working to improve anesthesia training and surgical

If you are an anesthesia provider in Africa and would be willing to spare 2 minutes to fill out a brief survey regarding access and obstacles to continuing medical education (CME), we would be most grateful!