The evidence-based management of Postpartum Haemorrhage
The Evidence-based Management of Postpartum Haemorrhage
Training Course in Kabul, Afghanistan
May 27-28, 2014
Local Coordinator: Homa Kabiri - GFMER Coordinator for Afghanistan
The Oxford University Maternal and Perinatal Health Institute (OMPHI) in collaboration with the Geneva Foundation for Medical Education and Research (GFMER) has provided health professionals from Afghanistan with a two-day, free training on The evidence-based management of Postpartum Haemorrhage. The course was developed in an e-learning format and sponsored by the Maternal Health Task Force at the Harvard School of Public Health and the funding was provided by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
The course was conducted with the support of the Graduate Medical Education Directorate of Ministry of Public Health, Afghanistan. The training was held in Kabul University Information Technology Center with 62 Obstetrician/Gynecologists from four maternity hospitals of Kabul City (Malalai Maternity Hospital, Rabia Balkhi Hospital, 102 Bed Hospital, Isteqlal Hospital) in attendance. The event was facilitated by Dr. Homa Kabiri, Dr. Mahnaz Hamed, Mina, Nelab Haidery and Hayatullahsina, all of the Ministry of Public Health, Afghanistan.
A similar training course on The Evidence-based Management of Pre-eclampsia and Eclampsia was held in the country in December 2011- The Oxford Evidence-based Management of Pre-eclampsia and Eclampsia Training Course in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Participants list
Name | Hospital/Professional Affiliation |
Halima | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Shadia | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Shukria Barikzai Sadia | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Torbikay Ghani | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Maryam Merzaee | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Malalai Maternity Hospital Khaliqyar | Isteqlal Hospital |
Tameena Waheb | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Parwana Halemi | Isteqlal Hospital |
Lailuma Tamana | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Khatira Karger | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Amina | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Nafisa | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Shaima Noori | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Seemen Nawazee | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Jeena Maieda | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Liza shamriz | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Marwiza Meraat Fayaz | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Hanifa Wafie | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Mastora Jan Qanie | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Sahjida Farangais | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Jameela Sahibyada | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Masuda | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Yalda Zainebad | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Malalai Maternity Hospital Quddusi | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Khalida Samadi | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Roeena Mohmond | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Mursal Safi | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Fatima Nawid | Isteqlal Hospital |
Maryam Sherzai | Isteqlal Hospital |
Roya Afshar | Isteqlal Hospital |
Roya Rasa | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Yalda Urooj | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Hoorya Qurbani Aziz | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Brishna Sherzad | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Manizha Malikzi | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Saliha | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Wahida Ebadi | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Tahmina Khamush | Isteqlal Hospital |
Mujda Nejrabi | Isteqlal Hospital |
Fawzia Mohsini | Isteqlal Hospital |
Mahnazy Gul.Mohammad | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Mastora Qazomi | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Nelab | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Samina Hashemi | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Rosa Taqdeer | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Mohsena Sedeqie | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Nasima Frotan | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Shamsia Anwari | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Nilab Hossina | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Yalda Shokoor | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Zarghona Azizi | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Sohaila Abdaly | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Nilofar | Rabia Balkhi Hospital |
Fareeba | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Nargis | Malalai Maternity Hospital |
Homa Roustaee | 102 Bed Hospital |
Ramine | 102 Bed Hospital |
Yalda Reha Abida | 102 Bed Hospital |
Mahnaz Hedayat | 102 Bed Hospital |
Fawzia Nazir Darkhani | Isteqlal Hospital |
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