Partnering to establish emergency medicine in Ethiopia : development, implementation and evaluation of a postgraduate residency training program at Addis Ababa University; final technical report

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2014-03

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Wilson Centre, University Health Network, Toronto, ON, CA

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Project activities can be divided into three main components: 1) training of postgraduate emergency medicine (EM) trainees at Black Lion Hospital during four annual month-long teaching trips by UT faculty and trainees 2) development of an operational research program, consisting of three prospective cohort studies launched at AAU (October 2012), intended to build capacity among AAU faculty and trainees to design and execute research studies, and 3) development of an online, open-access knowledge-sharing platform through which educational materials developed for TAAAC-EM are peer-reviewed and made accessible to other EM training programs in low-resource countries. The report reviews this successful programme.

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OPEN ACCESS, ETHIOPIA, CANADA, UNIVERSITIES, EMERGENCY MEDICINE, TRAINING COURSES, MEDICAL EDUCATION, PROGRAMME EVALUATION, EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY, E-HEALTH, PARTNERSHIPS, SOUTH OF SAHARA

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http://hdl.handle.net/10625/53044

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