Inspire Through Clinical Teaching

Inspire Course AAAC 2022!

Thanks to our wonderful faculty Dr Masuzyo Zyambo and Dr Hazel Mumphansha Sonkwe for traveling to Kigali from Lusaka to support the development of teaching skills.

Young Rwandan teachers at our Inspire course today - great to hear them name Dr Jackson Kwizera and Etienne Nsereko as inspirational teachers who managed to make complex topics simple and abstract ideas concrete.

Risks in clinical teaching as described by our participants - forgetting the patient is at the center of the experience, bullying and teaching by humiliation, anxiety and loss of confidence.

Don't be this teacher! ...our participants least favourite attributes

What makes a good teacher - from our AAAC Inspire participants. Do you agree?

Course director Francoise Nizeyimana who is also program director for the University of Rwanda anesthesia residency program.

A small group teaching session on how to teach/facilitate small group sessions!

After a long hiatus - Inspire Through Clinical Teaching is back in Rwanda. Visiting faculty Mark Gacii is here from Nairobi to teach - starting tomorrow for the All Africa Anesthesia Congress.

Inspire through Clinical Teaching stands with in calling on global, national and local leaders to accelerate the equitable rollout of vaccines in every country, distributed free at the point of care, starting with healthcare workers and those most at risk hubs.li/HOG-nHf0

Vaccine Equity Declaration I have declared my support for . Now it’s your turn. Join me by signing the Vaccine Equity Declaration here: www.who.int/vaccinEquity 

https://inspirecourse.com/inspire-through-clinical-teaching-uganda-january-2020/

January was a busy month for us!

Inspire Through Clinical Teaching – Uganda January 2020 – Inspire Course facilitators (from left to right): Dr. Frankie Powell (USA), Dr. John Paul Ochieng (Uganda), Dr. Dean Nolte (South Africa), Dr. Christine Namata (Uganda), Dr. Naomi Shamambo (Zambia), Dr. Sonia Akrimi (UK)