Midwives

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When midwives are educated to international standards, and midwifery includes the provision of family planning, it could avert more than 80% of all maternal deaths, stillbirths and neonatal deaths. Achieving this impact also requires that midwives are licensed, regulated, fully integrated into health systems and working in interprofessional teams. Beyond preventing maternal and newborn deaths, quality midwifery care improves over 50 other health-related outcomes, including in sexual and reproductive health, immunization, breastfeeding, tobacco cessation in pregnancy, malaria, TB, HIV and obesity in pregnancy, early childhood development and postpartum depression.

https://opportunitiesforyouth.org/2024/07/29/usaid-response-leadership-activity-fellowship-program-apply-for-cohort-3/ Eligibility Criteria To qualify for the fellowship, applicants must meet the following criteria: Recent Graduates: Graduates of 2014 E.C. (2021/22), 2015 E.C. (2022/23), and 2016 E.C. (2023/24) from the following universities: Ambo University Arba Minch University Bahir Dar University Gambella University Hawassa University Jigjiga University Jimma University Mekelle University Samara University University of Gondar Wollo University Exit Exam Certificate: For 2015 E.C. and 2016 E.C. graduates, a Ministry of  Education Exit Exam certificate is required. Relevant Degrees: BA/BSc in Disaster Risk Management and Sustainable Development, Health Officer, Public Health, Occupational Safety and Health, Plant Science/Crop Protection, Animal Science, Natural Resource Management, Geography and Environmental Studies, Environmental Health Science, Environmental Science, Food and Nutrition, Management, Economics, Water Resource and Hydraulics Engineering, Information  Communication Technology (ICT), or Computer Sciences. Unemployed: Must provide an unemployment letter from authorized government offices (Residence Kebele Administration). Language Proficiency: Proficient in English and the working language of the respective region. Encouraged Applicants: Female applicants are highly encouraged to apply. Application Process How to Apply Online Read the Application Call: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria. Access the Online Form: Use the link provided in the application announcement. Sign In to Google: Complete and submit your application form and upload the required documents. Follow Instructions: Carefully fill in your information as instructed in the form. Save Progress: Your information is automatically saved, allowing you to complete the form in multiple sittings. Review and Submit: Once all sections are complete, submit your application. A confirmation email with your response copy will be sent to you. Edit Submissions: You can edit your submitted application until the deadline using the link in your confirmation email. Key Dates Application Opening: Monday, July 22, 2024 Application Deadline: Sunday, August 11, 2024 Special In-Person Application Option For applicants in regions with limited internet access, in-person applications are accepted at partner universities from July 29, 2024, to August 9, 2024, during working hours. Download the form here or obtain it from the university’s designated office. Note that online submissions are strongly encouraged for faster processing. Additional Tips Read Instructions Carefully: Before submitting your application, ensure you understand and follow all guidelines. Document Quality: Upload clear and readable scanned copies of required documents. Early Submission: Apply early to avoid last-minute issues. Original Work: Ensure all responses are your own. Plagiarism will result in disqualification. Complete in English: The application must be filled out in English only. Proofread: Double-check your application for accuracy before submission. Stay updated by visiting our website and joining our Telegram group. For more information, contact: Dr. Abraham Mebrat Email: URLA.FellowshipApplication@bdu.edu.et or abraham.mebrat@bdu.edu.et Tel: +251-0583206065/6

"Unlimited Memory: How to Use Advanced Learning Strategies to Learn Faster, Remember More and Be More Productive" by Grandmaster Kevin Horsley offers practical techniques to improve memory and enhance learning. Here are ten lessons from the book: 1. The Power of Visualization: Use vivid mental images to help remember information. Visualization makes abstract concepts more concrete and easier to recall. 2. Chunking Information: Break down large amounts of information into smaller, manageable chunks. Grouping related items together enhances memory retention. 3. Create Associations: Link new information to something you already know. Creating associations helps anchor new information in your memory. 4. Use the Memory Palace Technique: Imagine placing pieces of information in specific locations within a familiar place, like your home. This spatial memory technique can significantly boost recall. 5. Practice Mindfulness and Focus: Stay present and fully concentrate on the material you’re trying to learn. Reducing distractions and focusing intently improves memory formation. 6. Regular Review and Repetition: Consistently review the information you’ve learned. Spaced repetition reinforces memory and helps transfer information from short-term to long-term memory. 7. Engage Multiple Senses: Incorporate visual, auditory, and kinesthetic elements into your learning process. Engaging multiple senses can make information more memorable. 8. Develop a Positive Attitude: Believe in your ability to improve your memory. A positive mindset enhances your capacity to learn and remember new information. 9. Stay Physically Active: Regular physical exercise improves brain health and cognitive function, supporting better memory and learning capabilities. 10. Healthy Lifestyle Choices: Maintain a balanced diet, get sufficient sleep, and manage stress effectively. A healthy lifestyle supports optimal brain function and memory retention. These lessons from "Unlimited Memory" emphasize practical strategies and lifestyle changes that can help improve memory and enhance overall learning and productivity.

W/ro Almaz is A previously healthy-looking primigravida woman whose LNMP was on 29/12/2015 E.C brought to Mizan health center ANC clinic on 23/08/2016 with a complaint of a global type of severe headache, blurring of vision, and epigastria pain for 3 days duration. On physical examination she looks acutely sick; there is grade III ankle edema. Her vital sign:- BP=180/100 mm Hg, PR=96b/m, RR=18b/m, and T0=37.2. On laboratory investigation her BG is O-, platelet count =50,000 IU/mm3, urine protein=+3, consider he LNMP was regular. Based on the above given case please answer the questions number 1-3. What is your best management?

Case of today: A 46-year-old woman presents with a firm lump in the upper outer quadrant of her right breast, which has been present for the past 6 months. She denies fevers, chills, or tenderness over the area. She has no significant past medical or surgical history. Her vital signs are normal. On physical examination, there is a firm and fixed breast mass in the right upper outer chest. Several lymph nodes can be felt in the right axilla.

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Case of today: A 32-year-old woman, G1P0, presented with her husband to the hospital to establish antenatal care. The ultrasound at 20 weeks of gestation reveals a significant defect in the interventricular septum of the heart and atretic pulmonary trunk. This is the first pregnancy of the couple. The couple is told about the possible diagnosis. They are concerned about the viability of the pregnancy and the prognosis of the fetus when it is born.