This project for low-income countries will conceive, produce and provide basic educational materials for doctors and nurses, which will be useful in everyday clinical practice. All the tools and ideas are focused on the well-being of the mother and child and will be simple and easy to use. All the ‘Seed for Life’ materials will be available for free to everyone.
Seed for life
09/09/2024
Empowering Neonatal Care in Ethiopia
The two-day meeting, held on September 3-4, 2024 in Addis Ababa, was the kick-off meeting of the “Strengthening Neonatology in Ethiopia” project, in collaboration with Doctors with Africa CUAMM, the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation, the Ethiopian Pediatric Society, and the Ethiopian Federal Ministry of Health. The meeting was very useful and productive, providing an […]
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22/03/2024
New recruitment platform!
Within the framework of the ‘Seed for Life’ project for low-resource countries, UENPS collaborates with the Italian Cooperation and the Spanish Cooperation in the Joint European Initiative to Strengthen Specialized Medicine in Ethiopia. Neonatologists and pediatricians will have the opportunity to contribute their expertise by conducting short in-service training and capacity-building missions in Ethiopia. Medical […]
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26/02/2024
First survey UENPS in Ethiopia
As part of the ‘Seed for Life’ project, UENPS has just conducted the first survey in Ethiopia on ‘Survey on Delivery Room Resuscitation and Neonatal Respiratory Care in NICUs in Ethiopia’, which has been distributed to a list of hospitals selected by the Ethiopian Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH). The aim of the survey is […]
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26/02/2024
Enhancing medical specialization in Ethiopia: a joint European initiative
Within the framework of the ‘Seed for Life’ project for low-resource countries, UENPS collaborates with the Italian Cooperation and the Spanish Cooperation in the Joint European Initiative to Strengthen Specialized Medicine in Ethiopia. This European initiative foresees to work in 8 specialty areas: anesthesiology and intensive care, emergency and critical care, OBGYN, orthopedics and traumatology, […]
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