We are appalled by the human tragedy in Ukraine. We stand in solidarity with our colleagues there and want to say to them ‘you are not alone’.
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The Rotary International Convention in Singapore
Our booth in the House of Friendship was colourful and striking. It was a hub of activities – renewing old friendships, making new ones and most importantly exchanging ideas.
At our special meeting, RI Vice President Pat Merryweather spoke about Patient Safety and reminded us of World Patient Safety Day in September.
Dr Amal El-Sisi gave an update about the Programme of Scale project in Cairo introducing HPV vaccination in schools to prevent cervical cancer.
On behalf of the Ukrainian section DGN Dr Olha Paliychuk, talked about the urgent need of providing equipment for the medical evacuation of the wounded and to help new-born babies.
We were delighted to showcase our achievements throughout the world.
Our Fellowship draws its unique strength from the fact that we are a multidisciplinary group reflecting the delivery of medical care in real life where health professionals work together to deliver the best patient care. The Fellowship is open to all Rotarians with interest in health matters. It is also open to non-Rotarian health professionals.
So, wherever you are, please join us so that we can together work towards a better world.
We would like to create an open directory of health programmes so that we can learn from each other. We invite Rotarians and non-Rotarians to share information about their work with others.
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Many mums and babies are innocent victims of the Ukrainian war. We are reaching out to them and to those who care for them.
“Dear Colleagues, Rotarian Friends! Thank you so much!
Your support is incredibly important for us here in Ukraine.
With sincere respect and gratitude to you”
Dr Volodymyr Korolenko, Fellowship member.
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We call on Rotarians to use our vast resources to ensure that patients receive safe and respectful care and do not suffer harm whilst in care.
Together for Safe Care: Improving new-born Outcomes
Globally 2.4 million children died in the first month of life. In 2019 there were 6,700 new-born deaths every day. Approximately one third are due to Asphyxia and lack of resuscitation. By implementing Helping Babies Breathe, we can reduce avoidable deaths with successful breathing and resuscitation techniques.
Helping Babies Breathe is an evidenced-based hands-on neonatal resuscitation program designed to save new-born lives in resource-limited environment.
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