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The network has been created: An interview with Resident Doctor Boaz Niyinyumva

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

BetterBirth: Giving Women and Newborns a Fighting Chance
Development and Feasibility Testing of a Device Briefing Tool and Training to Improve Patient Safety During Introduction of New Devices in Operating Rooms: Best Practices and Lessons Learned
Redefining shared decision-making in the digital era
Evidence-based medicine for all: what we can learn from a programme providing free access to an online clinical resource to health workers in resource-limited settings
Better evidence: prospective cohort study assessing the utility of an evidence-based clinical resource at the University of Rwanda
Building a Thriving Primary Health Care System: The Story of Costa Rica
Methods for scaling simulation-based teamwork training
Training Clinicians in Serious Illness Communication Using a Structured Guide: Evaluation of a Training Program in Three Health Systems
Paper explores ways to identify patients who would benefit from a serious illness conversation

The most vexing issue with setting up a serious illness conversation program is not convincing hospital administrations and physicians of the value of these conversations. Rather, stumbling blocks more often involve the logistics of implementing a system that would regularly identify and schedule meetings with those who would most benefit from an in-depth discussion about… Continue reading Paper explores ways to identify patients who would benefit from a serious illness conversation