Haiti Medical Education Project

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For our Wednesday Lecture we shared a lecture on the topic of Hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism: how should adults be managed?. In attendance we had caregivers from St Justinien hospital in Cap Haitien, General Hospital, Hospital des Gonaives. Additionally we have work in collaboration with the and the Haiti Health Network to support improving our communication platforms for our weekly lectures.

For our Wednesday Lecture we shared a lecture on the topic of Hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism: how should adults be managed?. In attendance we had caregivers from St Justinien hospital in Cap Haitien, General Hospital, Hospital des Gonaives. Additionally we have work in collaboration with the @thedaltonfoundation and the Haiti Health Network to support improving our communication platforms for our weekly lectures.

For our Wednesday we shared two conferences on the topics of allergy and immunology. In attendance we had caregivers from St Justinien hospital in Cap Haitien, General Hospital, Hospital des Gonaives. Additionally we have work in collaboration with the and the Haiti Health Network to support improving our communication platforms for our weekly lectures.

The need in Haiti will be as great as ever in 2023.

Any donation to HME will be a meaningful, targeted, tax-deductible contribution to the most sustainable medical support possible: helping Haitians better care for Haitians now and for years to come🇭🇹

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For our Wednesday Lecture we watched a lecture on the topic of Crohn's disease. In attendance we had caregivers from St Justinien hospital in Cap Haitien, General Hospital, Hospital des Gonaives. Additionally we have work in collaboration with the and the Haiti Health Network to support improving our communication platforms for our weekly lectures.

For our Wednesday Lecture Dr. Wong shared the Open-access, Self-assessed Simulation-based Training Modules on Modular External Fixation of Open Extremity Shaft Fractures. In attendance we had caregivers from St Justinien hospital in Cap Haitien, General Hospital, Hospital des Gonaives. Additionally we have work in collaboration with the and the Haiti Health Network to support improving our communication platforms for our weekly lectures.

Haiti’s main hospital overwhelmed by cholera outbreak, panic among patients PORT-AU-PRINCE — Haiti’s State University Hospital (HUEH) said it cannot adequately treat patients coming in after cholera broke out in Haiti.  In all to date, at least 75 cases have been repo…

For our Wednesday lectures we shared a lecture on the topic of Cholera by the CRT of the Pasteur Paris Institute. In attendance we had caregivers from St Justinien hospital in Cap Haitien, General Hospital, Hospital des Gonaives. Additionally we have work in collaboration with the and the Haiti Health Network to support improving our communication platforms for our weekly lectures.

For our Wednesday Lecture Dr. Olivenstein discussed the topic of New management strategies for mild asthma. In attendance we had caregivers from St Justinien hospital in Cap Haitien, General Hospital, Hospital des Gonaives. Additionally we have work in collaboration with the and the Haiti Health Network to support improving our communication platforms for our weekly lectures.

For our Wednesday Lecture Dr. Brener discussed the topic of gut health and specifically pre and probiotics. In attendance we had caregivers from St Justinien hospital in Cap Haitien, General Hospital, Hospital des Gonaives. Additionally we have work in collaboration with the and the Haiti Health Network to support improving our communication platforms for our weekly lectures.

For our Wednesday Lecture Dr. Nield gave a great presentation on the topic of Monkeypox. Recently declared a Global Emergency, it is of the utmost importance that medical personnel around the world including in Haiti stay as informed as possible on the progress of this disease. In attendance we had caregivers from St Justinien hospital in Cap Haitien, General Hospital, Hospital des Gonaives. Additionally we have work in collaboration with the and the Haiti Health Network to support improving our communication platforms for our weekly lectures.

For our Wednesday Lecture Dr. Paz discussed the topic of gene therapy. In attendance we had caregivers from St Justinien hospital in Cap Haitien, General Hospital, Hospital des Gonaives. Additionally we have work in collaboration with the and the Haiti Health Network to support improving our communication platforms for our weekly lectures.