Zimbabwe Health Training Support

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Training Courses

ZHTS has sucessfully been involved with two training courses in Zimbabwe;

1) Emergency Obstetrics Course (EOC)

2) Nurse Anaesthetist Refresher Course (NARC)

Collaborations

ZHTS collaborates with a huge number of organisations in order to fulfill it's aim and objectives. Some more information can be found below and links to the various web sites on the 'Useful Links' page.
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Visiting Lecturers

Members and associates of ZHTS regularly make visits to Zimbabwe in order to meet with fellow health professionals and eductional leads. We ask that they write a short report about their visit, including comprehensive details of activities, feedback and suggestions for improvements. Example Visit Reports can be found below...

Institutional Links

King's - Zimbabwe - ZHTS Link

Cholera Emergency


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Maternal Health


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Learning & Teaching Resources


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Student-Student Support

ZHTS Photos

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Newsflash

VIRGIN MONEY GIVING

You can now donate to ZHTS or set up a fundraising page using this link.

NURSE TRAINING

Watch a new video of ZHTS Anaesthetist Training Scheme. More details to follow soon!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9R9wy4obIBo

ZIMHEALTH

ZHTS will be collaborating with the Geneva group of ZimHealth

www.zimhealth.org

ZIMBABWE VISIT 1.

ZHTS Chair Zed Sibanda visited Zimbabwe in March 2010. Details of the trip can be found here.

ZIMBABWE VISIT 2.

Dr Kirsten Scott, ZHTS secretary, made a trip to Zimbabwe in April 2010. Details of her visit will be posted shortly.

STREETS AHEAD

ZHTS supports Streets Ahead - more information about this valuable cause can be found on our Fundraising Pages and from;

www.streetchildafrica.org.uk

DR NOMA NDIWENI

(Dean, Faculty of Medicine, NUST)

A recent email to ZHTS informs us that the provision of library books and the development of a computer lab are much improved and well underway. Please click here for a full update.

Dr Noma Ndiweni outlines her visit to the UK in April 2009. You can find a summary of the report here.