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Nazik Hammad: Significant strides were made in upscaling the Kenyan cancer workforce in last 7 years.

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Sep 7, 2023, 19:43

Nazik Hammad: Significant strides were made in upscaling the Kenyan cancer workforce in last 7 years.

Nazik Hammad, Medical Oncologist and a Professor at St. Michael’s Hospital at the University of Toronto, recently shared a post by KESHO on X/Twitter, adding:

”Significant strides were made in upscaling the Kenyan cancer workforce in the last 7 years. Global North no longer has monopoly on CBME expertise. Time to learn from LMIC. Thank you KESHO for giving me this opportunity to learn from colleagues KESHO, Miriam Mutebi, AORTIC. ”

For the meeting click here.
Source: Nazik Hammad/Twitter

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