School of Public Health and Family Medicine,College of Medicine, University of Malawi
Blantyre,Malawi
Joined October 2018
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The TRUE team is so pleased to share this lovely news from one of our researchers, Nyanyiwe Mbeye, who had been awarded the 2020 Anne Anderson Award for her work in systematic reviews. Congratulations 👏🏾 community.cochrane.org/news/…
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Our entire class just got offered partial scholarships. And you didn’t even have to apply! @COMSPHFM #ACEPHEM #Blessings!
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📢Registration is now open for next week's webinar on "#Malawi’s First #Dietetics Program: Lessons from a multi-pronged approach to building human and institutional capacity for #nutrition."
Register➡️bit.ly/MalawiDiet
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Help us resume teaching for our students #267forCOM @bnltimes @NationOnlineMw @zodiakonline @USAIDMalawi
Due to COVID-19 @unimacom will start offering emergency remote teaching in 1 wk time. Unfortunately, 267 of our UGstudents don’t have internet enabled gadgets to access the teaching. Hence my #267forCOM appeal to bridge digital divide. @bagg_jeremy @mphondak @UofGDeanGlobal
COM-School of Public Health and Family Medicine retweeted
Due to COVID-19 @unimacom will start offering emergency remote teaching in 1 wk time. Unfortunately, 267 of our UGstudents don’t have internet enabled gadgets to access the teaching. Hence my #267forCOM appeal to bridge digital divide. @bagg_jeremy @mphondak @UofGDeanGlobal
Congratulations to Dr Nyanyiwe Mbeye for being awarded a €150k EDCTP Career Development Fellowship to study efficacy, safety and pharmacokinetics of artemether lumefantrine for the treatment of uncomplicated Plasmodium falciparum malaria in HIV infected Malawian children on ART.
COM-School of Public Health and Family Medicine retweeted
Amazing day as our MSc Global Health Implementation Students from @COMSPHFM @unimacom defended their dissertations. Well done! Three of mine were in this Cohort.
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We are kicking off the technical dissemination of the first ever Malawi Food Composition Database, one of the innovation lab’s activity. Another success story for the innovation lab. @USAIDMalawi tufts.webex.com/tufts/onstag…
Join us today at the dissemination of the first ever Malawi food composition table.
Want to learn more about the Innovation Lab for Nutrition's work in Malawi? Please join us virtually for the Technical Dissemination Event hosted in Lilongwe on Monday, February 24th at 8:00am (GMT +2:00).
Register here! tufts.webex.com/tufts/onstag…
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COM-School of Public Health and Family Medicine retweeted
Interesting to learn @COMSPHFM
Take note :) @ev4gh @Africa_evidence @CoMCEBHA @Cebha01 @cebhc @AllianceHPSR effective mentoring...
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COM-School of Public Health and Family Medicine retweeted
What a beautiful year 2019 has been! And couldn't have been better without you. We thank you! @MipandoMwapa @bagg_jeremy @ScotGovID @UofGlasgow @UofGDental @KCN_Unima @com_rsc @COMSPHFM
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HEPU had its fourth Think Tank meeting at COM campus in Lilongwe. This was attended by policy makers from dpt of research from MOH, Public Health Institute (PHIM) & dpt of Technical Services (MOH) & researchers. It was a fruitful meeting & we thank all for coming.
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Are you interested in organizing a satellite session for the Sixth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research? Here’s your chance. Join #HSR2020 in Dubai and submit your abstract here: buff.ly/2LbZOMv
Slots are on a first-come, first-served basis!
One of the school’s flagship programs is the Family Medicine program....Watch this space to know more
Faculty of the college are busy giving back to the community. It’s that time of the year again. Last year our very own Prof Ken Maleta and Dr Chalulu raised 1 million kwacha for the Hope for cancer foundation , as part of the Movember Challenge!
And so we are back again this year. To raise funds for men’s mental health. So we say start your clean slate and GROW! Whatever you grow will save a BRO! Prof Ken Maleta is leading by example! Join us and make a pledge through our DM!
