Niyobuhungiro Elysee: What it is Like to Be a Woman in Rwanda’s Healthcare System Today
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Niyobuhungiro Elysee: What it is Like to Be a Woman in Rwanda’s Healthcare System Today

Niyobuhungiro Elysee, Founder and Executive director at IHCRI-Rwanda, shared on LinkedIn:

“Yesterday, IHCRI-Rwanda (Internal Health Cancer and Research Initiative Rwanda) General Secretary, Benitha Tuyishime Joined the ‘Women in Healthcare and Palliative Care’ session, at the ACREOL Global Office.

The session was facilitated by Dr. Elke Stenfert, a general practitioner and palliative care specialist, based in Netherlands.

The session brought together 15 females in medicine, pharmacy, and nursing to share what it is like to be a woman in Rwanda’s healthcare system today, through the lens of palliative care.

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Niyobuhungiro Elysee: What it is Like to Be a Woman in Rwanda's Healthcare System Today

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Niyobuhungiro Elysee: What it is Like to Be a Woman in Rwanda's Healthcare System Today