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FMIC e-News| January- March 2021
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Online CME with Ambroise Paré Hospital in France on
Ophthalmology
The
Marketing and Communications Department, in
collaboration with Vision Care Clinic conducted an online CME on January 19,
2021, with Ambroise Paré hospital from
12:00 PM-2:30 PM. The session commenced by Prof Labbe. He
briefed his presentation on "Glaucoma" which is a eye
disease, the topic mainly covered: types and interpretation of OCT
images. Hence, OCT is now available in few hospitals in Kabul eye
hospitals, but they have still problems in interpreting the OCT
images and the session was highly appreciated by all the Ophthalmologist
which participated in the session.
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Continuing Medical Education Session on Nerve
Transfers conducted in Wazir Akbar Khan Hospital
The
Marketing and Communication department conducted a CME at Wazir
Akbar Khan Hospital on the February 11, 2021. The mentioned hospital
is an specialized Orthopedic Hospital and provides free of cost
services to the public. This session hosted 35 participants including
Orthopedic Surgeons, General Surgeons and Residents. Dr Emal Wardak
associate Prof. Orthopedic Surgeon briefly talked about good
relations and collaboration that exist between Wazir Akbar Khan
Hospital and FMIC, and appreciate FMIC regarding its high-quality and
effective health care service to people of Afghanistan.
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A Continuing Medical Education Session was Conducted
on Rabia Balkhi Maternity National Complex Hospital
Another CME
Session was conducted by the Marketing and Communications Department
at Rabia Balkhi Maternity Hospital on March 15, 2021. Over 40
participants attended this session, which included Obs
& Gyn Doctors and Trainees. The session was opened by the
Head of Obstetrics and Gynecology Department by welcoming the FMIC
Team. Then, Dr. Ramin Saadaat, Consultant of Histopathology,
delivered a presentation on histopathology services at FMIC and
how to handle biopsy specimens.
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Malalai Hospital Doctors Received CME Training on
Infertility Surgery
The Marketing and Communication Department conducted a
CME Workshop at Malalai Hospital on April 26, 2021. Malalai
Hospital is a specialized maternity public hospital in Kabul. In this
session, 54 Obs & Gyn doctors and trainees participated. Dr
Hafiza Omarkhil, Deputy of the Hospital opened the session by briefly
talking about the good relations and collaboration that exist between
Malali Hospital and FMIC. She also appreciated FMIC for
providing high-quality and effective health care service to the
people of Afghanistan.
After the welcome remarks by the FMIC Marketing Team, Dr
Farzana Wali Jebran, Head of FMIC Obs & Gyn delivered a
presentation titled “Infertility Workup” that focused on key topics such
as prevalence of infertility, sauces of infertility,
indications and timing of the infertility evaluation, reproductive
surgery for female infertility, diagnostic laparoscopy, surgical
route, endometriosis, procedures for improving tubal patency, treatment
of distal tubal, and laparoscopic ovarian surgery. Then, Dr. Ramin
Saadaat, Histopathology Consultant at FMIC, talked about the
histopathology services at FMIC and how to handle biopsy specimens.
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FMIC is One of the MOPH Vaccination Center in Kabul
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The Sixth Graduation Ceremony Postgraduate Medical
Education( PGME )
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After Getting New Life at FMIC- Khal Mohammad says
“Do not Play with fire at all”
Khal
Mohammad (13) hails from a village in Sar-e-Pol province,
Afghanistan. He was studying in grade 7th with brilliance in all
subjects. Meanwhile, this little boy was curious to see how petrol
catches fire. In early 2019, he somehow got hold of a 3-littre
bottle of petrol and tried to ignite it with matches. Suddenly the
flames captured him allover and the right side of his body got
burnt and put him in critical condition. The scorches on his body
made his life miserable and he needed emergency care. He lost
movement completely since the muscles were damaged due to “Grade 3
burns.”
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Community
Engagement Activity
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Community Females were Trained on Decision
-Making in the Household
Community
engagement programme in collaboration with gender section conducted
a session on Women in leadership for the local community women on
Wednesday 10 January 2021. Mrs. Afsana Afshang, FMIC
progamme support officer facilitated the
presentation entitled” Women in Decision Making in the
household with participation of 40 local community women. The
topics mainly covered. Women in decision making in the
household and in the community, role of women in public and also in
house , the Challenges women face while working outside of
the house in public areas where men’s are more engaged.
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FMIC local Community Women’s
Benefited Session on “Rheumatoid Arthritis
Community
engagement programme in collaboration with orthopaedic department
conducted a session on “Rheumatoid Arthritis” on
Wednesday 10 January 2021. Dr Hashmatullah Zia, FMIC othopaedic
surgeon facilitate the session, with participation of 37 local community
women. The topics mainly covered. Definition of
rheumatoid arthritis, the signs and symptoms, causes of Ra, the
risk factors for RA, RA diagnosed, Who should diagnose and consult
with orthopedic specialist.Our orthopedic consultant concluded the session
by advising the participants, to keep up regular exercise, eat
healthy foods, especially vegetables and dairy products to get the
required vitamins
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Local Community Females was Benefited from an Awareness
Session on Infertility
As part of Community Engagement regular objectives to
foster awareness among the adjacent community people, This time
community engagement in collaboration with obstetrics and gynecology
services conducted an awareness session to adjacent community females
on infertility. Dr Salma Akbari facilitated the session on
“Infertility” to 35 local community women’s. The topic mainly
covered: definition of Infertility, Attitudes in society towards
infertility, Factors of infertility associated in men and women,
Diagnosis of infertility and treatment of Infertility, the session
was conducted on Wednesday January 20, 2021, from 9:00 am-10:30 am.
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FMIC
Adjacent Local Community Females benefited from a Frist Aid Training
As part of
the community engagement regular activities, this time we have
conducted a first aid training session for neighboring community
women on February 25 , 2021. As CEA always strives to involve the
community living adjacent to FMIC in activities for promoting health
awareness among the community people through continuous trainings and
health awareness sessions. For this purpose, regular sessions are
conducted on different health issues to raise health awareness among
all the community people.
Life it
always remains unexpected, unusual things may suddenly happen, like
an accident but having someone who can respond quickly and
effectively in emergency situations enhances safety and this is
possible by having first aiders. First Aiders save lives by offering
help in the first stage of emergencies until the patient gets to a
hospital or to a proper health facility. Therefore, training and
having trained first aiders is necessary in enhancing safety in
communities.
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Local Community Women Received Training on
Stomach Diseases
Community Engagement Team in collaboration with the
Gastroenterology Department conducted a session on “Common Stomach
Diseases During Ramadan” on Thursday 22 April 2021. Dr Atiqullah
Halimi, FMIC Gastroenterologist facilitate the session. In
total, 37 local community women participated in this event. The
topics mainly covered: choosing the right diet during the holy
month of Ramadan, prospect of digestive tract patients during
Ramadan, timely diagnosis and treatment of digestive tract
diseases, perspective of patients with digestive tract during
pregnancy, and information on the diagnosis and treatment of
H pylori.
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FMIC Marks National Tree Plantation Day the Seventh Tree
Plantation Campaign in Neighbouring Community
AS part of Community Engagement Programme (CEP) ,
activates this time FMIC planted 300 trees in the neighbouring
community during its seventh tree plantation campaign. The campaign
was held on Wednesday, March 10, 2021.
The programme was attended by FMIC senior management
and staff, head of the adjacent community and administrative
representatives from 3rd district of municipality, and representative
from Ministry of Agriculture and community representatives along with
more than 60 community residents and the community committee members
were participated in the tree plantation ceremony.
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