Posted by Michael Garrison:
Here is a video I produced during Duke Medicine's 2007 mission to Uganda.
Monday, September 24, 2007
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A 28-member team of health care professionals from Duke University Medical Center is carrying nine tons of surplus medical equipment and donated supplies to the 1500-bed New Mulago Hospital in Kampala, Uganda. Mulago Hospital staff will be trained to use and maintain the new equipment then surgeons from both countries will join in conducting a number of brain and spinal surgeries.
The project is administered by Duke’s Global Health Institute.
The project is administered by Duke’s Global Health Institute.
ABOUT THE TEAM
RELATED SITES
NEWS COVERAGE ABOUT DUKE MEDICINE IN UGANDA
- Daily Monitor (Uganda), Aug. 16
- Daily Monitor (Uganda), Aug. 13
- Winston-Salem Journal, Aug. 11
- International Herald-Tribune, Aug. 10
- http://chronicle.com/daily/2007/08/2007080304n.htm
- Duke donating surplus medical supplies
- Neurosurgeon leads team to Uganda
- News & Observer story, July 28
- WRAL-TV Story, July 30
SUPPORT THE PROJECT
Duke Medicine's mission to Uganda has attracted hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations of time, services and supplies. The Christian Broadcasting Network recently donated $10,000 to help pay last-minute freight charges.
If you are interesting in supporting the Duke in Uganda project, click the link below to let Duke know what you have in mind: