NGO π We offer surgical and obstetrical education to increase the level of skilled staff at district hospitals in Sierra Leone πΈπ± and Liberia π±π·
Today at the Global Health Inspiration Day in Amsterdam, we shared the work of #CapaCare with students, doctors, and other organisations. We spoke about working in Masanga, Sierra Leone, and the importance of education, research, and accessible surgical and obstetric care.
Two inspiring weeks of #EndocrineSurgery training in Liberia π±π·with case based teaching at JFK and supervised thyroid surgery at Phebe Hospital, where residents could immediately put new knowledge into practice. Grateful to everyone involved. #CapaCare#GlobalSurgery
New Research: Exploring the concept of surgical transition: surgical activity in the light of economic development in Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ghana and India frontiersin.org/articles/10.β¦#FrontiersIn#Surgery
We are currently in 2025 mid-year review session with our implementing partnersβ a critical moment to reflect on progress, assess challenges, and ensure accelerated implementation for the second half of the year.
Weβre excited to witness the graduation of healthcare providers ready to deliver life-saving obstetric & surgical care in underserved areas in πΈπ±
This effort is made possible with support from @UNFPA@mohs_sl@IcelandinSalone@CapaCare to bridge gaps in maternal & newborn health.
Thrilled to host an orientation session for our implementing partners as we come together to deliver on UNFPAβs new 2025-30 Country Programme for Sierra LeoneπΈπ±β¨
Excited for the collaboration ahead and the impact weβll make together.π€πΎππ§‘
The audience for the, "Global Surgery: moving beyond Physicians?" session drew on the expertise of Mr Sandhi Gangha, Dr Martilord Ifeanyichi, Dr HΓ₯kon Bolkan and our own Dr Kuba Gajewski.
This breakout session discussed -
The long-term success of a surgery depends on more than the surgeon. Nurses, Midwives, Physical therapists. Beyond surgery, proper management of postoperative care has the most impact on on postoperative mortality.
globalsurgery24.org#globalsurgery@RCSI_Irl@RCSI_PopHealth@GlobalSurgeryDE@SURGAfrica
Great news from the European Congress of Global Surgery in Essen. Sandi Gangha, one of our graduates, presented at the conference and won an award for his presentation.
Earlier this month, Sandi was in Trondheim, showcasing his talent for laparoscopic skills.
Thrilled to join @mohs_sl in Makeni last week to discuss gains, challenges, & future directions of the surgical training program. With support from @IcelandinSalone, @UNFPA & @CapaCare are partnering to enhance surgical skills & improve care for obstetric & surgical emergencies.
Today is #WorldHumanitarianDay, an international day dedicated to recognizing humanitarian workers and honoring those who have lost their lives while serving humanitarian causes. ποΈ
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πβ¨ This week, the Global Surgery and OBGYN Summer School focused on Sustainable Partnerships. Josien from CapaCare shared stories about partnerships in Sierra Leone and Liberia. SACHOs and residents joined online for the first time. An unforgettable week! π€
We're thrilled to welcome the newest batch of 10 Surgical Training Program (STP) students to Masanga Hospital! π₯β¨ Starting next week, they'll dive into their Basic Surgical Skills Course #masangahospital#sierraleone#education
A massive thank you to all who participated in our March fundraiser by donating, skiing and running. We raised β¬ 2862 π
Your support will help to provide healthcare education and training in Liberia and Sierra Leone πΈπ±π±π·
We are so proud of every one of you!
Donations are still open
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Congratulations to Johanna, Elisabeth and Johan for completing the 28km cross country skiing in Norway for CapaCare! πΏ Your dedication is truly inspiring!
πββοΈπββοΈ This weekend is all about pushing limits and making a difference! Erik, Ard, and Anne, our board members from CapaCare the Netherlands, are lacing up their running shoes for a cause close to our hearts β raising funds for CapaCare!
@ArdGerrits , currently working in Sierra Leone, has tackled the distance before. In January, he completed a 47 km run in Sierra Leone to support Lion Heart. Despite a night flight from Sierra Leone right before the Amstelveen marathon, we believe Ard will show his resilience!
@annehhoekman, back from living in the USA & Ghana, will run her first half marathon! Will she be prepared for the windy and rainy weather in the Netherlands? With only experience in short distances, her time will be a surprise, but our cheers will fuel her every step of the way!