Tag: Emma-Drawbridge

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After consultation with my in house team of experts we decide that a food baited trap was a solid solution. Naively I thought this would

An epic battle of wits has been fought over the last six weeks. There have certainly been times where I have had doubts about my

A former doctor at Muhimbili hospital visits the grounds, its staff and patients daily. I think it gives him a sense of purpose. Sadly this

How many patients were screened at Tabora?

How I’ve been spending some of my time in the office is performing analysis of data from a breast and cervical screening campaign performed in

Origins of Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH) can be traced back in 1910 to 1920s when it was known as Sewahaji Hospital and in 1956 its

Which well known song is played on repeat in the elevator in my apartment block?

Like any good folk tale accounts vary wildly. One staff member says that the office rat is the size of a desk another says the

One of my biggest worries after the initial excitement of finding out I had been given the opportunity to go on a PULSE assignment to

Walking home from work on a Friday night I thought to myself, what’s better than cooking on a Friday night, a take-away is better. Dar

Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon® builds on existing healthcare programs to integrate cervical cancer prevention—including increased access to HPV vaccinations—screenings, and treatment as well as breast

The lovely ladies in my office have been teaching me a Swahili ‘word of the day’. Now I’ve learnt most of the list, the problems

Due to the varied readership of my blog, I thought I’d better explain PULSE. Motivated GSK employees are matched to a non-profit organisation for 3-6

I arrive at the hospitals reception at 8.30am and the first thing that comes to mind is that Muhimbili hospital is much bigger than I