As COVID-19 has spread rapidly around the world, the need for access to credible, evidence-based information has become more important than ever. Providers on the frontlines are relying on UpToDate, an online, evidence-based clinical resource, to provide them with the latest information on how best to treat patients and protect themselves from infection. Several beneficiaries… Continue reading Testimony from Better Evidence Donation Recipients Fighting COVID-19
Better Evidence at Ariadne Labs is partnering with the COVID-19 Health Literacy Project to promote evidence on the novel coronavirus in 35+ languages. Better Evidence is proud to reach over 32,000 health care professionals in 150+ countries. In an effort to help vulnerable communities, the COVID-19 Health Literacy Project set out to create and translate… Continue reading Better Evidence Partners with the COVID-19 Health Literacy Project
Partnership Helps More than 1.8 Million Patients Worldwide Receive Quality Care February 10, 2020 – Ariadne Labs and Wolters Kluwer today announced the celebration of their 10-year partnership to provide free UpToDate access to health providers in resource-limited settings through the Better Evidence Program. Since 2009, Wolters Kluwer has donated free UpToDate subscriptions to over… Continue reading Ariadne Labs and Wolters Kluwer Celebrate Ten Year Partnership Providing UpToDate Access to Clinicians in Resource-Limited Settings
What is your professional background? I’m from Afghanistan. I practice family medicine there, and I’m also the vice president for Afghanistan Medical Association. I’m affiliated with Cure International Hospital, as well as the Firuzkoh Family Health Clinic. Under the Afghanistan Family Medicine Association, we run two teaching hospitals, which both do family medicine residencies, and… Continue reading Confidence with your patients: An interview with Family Medicine Doctor Fardin Fazl
What is your professional background? I am a medical doctor, specifically a resident surgeon. I am from Haiti, and I am currently working in Haiti. My goal is to become a surgeon, specifically a city surgeon. I came to the US in 2013 for my training in a New Mexico Hospital, where I spent two… Continue reading Putting a standard on medical practice: An interview with resident Doctor Junior Oriol
What is your professional background? I work in Kisumu County Department of Health as a medical epidemiologist and also coordinate data to action for the CHAMPS mortality study in Kisumu, Kenya. Kisumu is one of 47 counties in Kenya with a population of over one million people. I work mostly on research and epidemiological investigations,… Continue reading Translating research into action: An interview with Medical Epidemiologist Elizabeth Oele
What is your current position? I’m currently a family medicine resident. I am doing my family medicine residency in Kenya, where we have three teaching mission hospitals. One of them is Kijabe Hospital, another is Chogoria Hospital, and the Tenwek, Mission Hospital. I am doing rotations within the three hospitals and helping underserved areas in… Continue reading The network has been created: An interview with Resident Doctor Boaz Niyinyumva