The evidence is clear.

APT-Sepsis has been shown to reduce infection-related maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity by 32%, helping healthcare teams provide safer care during pregnancy and childbirth.

#EvidenceBasedCare #GlobalHealth #APTSepsis

Prof @CatrionaWaitt is helping to inform clinical decisions about safe and effective prescribing in breastfeeding mothers and their infants.

Watch our video to see what her day is like⤵️

Read our latest #NIHR20 gamechanger on our impact across the globe: nihr.ac.uk/nihr20/gamecha…

Extremely grateful for @NIHRglobal to support our work on safe, effective use of medicines in breastfeeding, and to ensure women and communities have access to clear, accurate, respectful information to inform choice.

#AtTheEquatorUG

At the PBPK Applications in Maternal and Child Health Workshop at Stellenbosch University, MILK PBPK PhD Fellow Joshua Kiptoo also presented research exploring how PBPK modelling can help predict infant exposure to lamivudine through breast milk. #MILKCENTRE #PBPK #MaternalHealth

Young man, Nursing has specialists in critical care, anaesthesia, oncology, nephrology, paediatrics and many other fields. A Head of Department is an administrative appointment, not a title reserved for doctors. Leadership depends on qualifications, competence and institutional policy, not professional arrogance. Come to kenya see what it means to be a medic we don't judge a person based on titles what are you bringing to the table.
Being a doctor doesn't make you the automatic boss of every healthcare professional. Challenge a nurse's competence if you can, but don't mistake professional prejudice for clinical superiority. @GNM_254

✍🏿Public Statement: Dr. Robert Candia has not been suspended.

#MOHatWork

Do not forget women are dying every 6 mins! Postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) remains one of the leading causes of maternal deaths worldwide. Early recognition, timely treatment and access to quality care save lives. #WorldPPHDay #MaternalHealth #EndPPH

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Practical Skills Focus: Hands-on learning is at the heart of the APT-Sepsis training, with participants gaining practical experience in: ✅ Hand hygiene ✅ Vaginal preparation ✅ FAST-M tools for maternal sepsis care

apt-sepsis.org/resources

Do you MALE DOCTORS know what women go through during any vaginal procedure?

Any touch is pain!... You don't have an idea!... you may think they are lying...

"I'll soon finish"... "madam, stay well"... "you no even get strength"... are not anaesthesia

Do you know the pain women go through after surgery in the perineal region?... are you people actually serious or mad?... I can see so many STUPID takes on the TL....

Healthcare professionals save lives by recognising deterioration early. Education and awareness make a real difference.

Thank you to everyone working to improve sepsis care. 💚
#Healthcare #PatientSafety #APTSepsis

Dr Kabweru W.M, National Chief Surgeon, V.P U.M.A, after removing a plastic piece of a cannular from the right basilica vein after 3 weeks in situ
Cannulars should not be used for out patient services as the outer part can break off especially in active patients like children.

Hello !
You might just need this.
Please Read.

When you work with a leader or someone that stretches you beyond your comfort zone, and truly wants you to be a better version of yourself,
You have no idea what God is doing for you.
My late mentor, Pastor Eskor Mfon was never really
a professional musician per se, but was a great worshipper and one that had an ear for good music.

He would come into our choir room after we had spent hours rehearsing. He’d sit, cross His legs, rest his jaws on his palm, close his eyes and listen to what we had done. After a while, he’d shake his head, smile and heave an interesting sigh “aaaaahhhh !”, and then say to us “okay okay well done o, but we can’t give God this kind of worship tomorrow, let’s start again…” And believe me, another 2-3 hours of work…. He’d tell us, “you know we can’t take people to a place we have not been to ourselves…”
He would share scriptures, explain what ministry was all about, then sit with us as we slugged it out.

Anyway, those days would later become the foundation of my music ministry today.

Hmmm, There were days I thought “this stress is just too much” just to lead worship ??? But what did I know ? Poor boy ! My eyes opened one day, and I caught it.

The inheritance I got from him was not money and material things, even though he took good care of us. But the values, principles, work ethic, mind shift, wisdom, spiritual intelligence and understanding, emphasis on prayer, word, purity, integrity, character, excellence etc.

Today I honour him everywhere I go, because in hindsight, He was God sent - To a young man who only had talent, but with very little or no sense of direction.

So, to anyone out there, connecting with this post and perhaps in a similar place, I say receive GRACE to maximize the moment. Learn and glean all you can now, never despise the process, instead appreciate and honour it. For not everyone is privileged to have another man or woman who leave their own thing to sit on your matter, just to make sure you excel in life. It is a blessing !

And in case it appears to be taking longer than it should, may be, just maybe. you are cut out for the BIG TIME. And in no distant future we would be reading your own inspiring story.

But Please note ! Only make sure the person or leader is one that meets the criteria above - I.e, one who truly desires to see a better version of you and wants you to fulfill your prophetic destiny. And Not just one who seeks to hijack your life, control it and put in under lock and key.
Blessings
🙂

Join the @apt_sepsis team at the IMNHC 2026

Glad to represent the @apt_sepsis Uganda team at the IMNHC 2026 in Nairobi.

Gulu City, @apt_sepsis delighted to share the results with the leadership of districts across the North and West Nile. Dr Joel Lwasa opens our meeting. The study followed over 240,000 births across Uganda and Malawi and reduced infection related deaths and disability by 32%

Hand hygiene at every moment, Prevent and treat infections using best practices and using the FAST-M bundle when you suspect sepsis. All this leads to better outcomes and a reduced maternal mortality and severe morbidity

The #APTSepsis trial has led to a 32% reduction in infection-related maternal mortality & severe morbidity! Success comes from a 3-part intervention: hand hygiene, best infection practices & FAST-M sepsis bundle. Saving lives in Uganda and Malawi #AtTheEquqtorUG #SepsisAwareness

@apt_sepsis team members @JoelLwasa & @PeaceOkwaro sharing with over 950 midwives & healthcare workers across Uganda how simple sustained behavioural change to prevent, & identify infection & prevent sepsis. Looking forward to seeing reduced morbidity and mortality through this.

It was a privilege to represent the @apt_sepsis @IDIMakerere team this morning at the postpartum haemorrhage national safe motherhood experts sub-committee meeting at @UNFPAUganda. Advances are being made but too many mothers continue to die.

#AtTheEquatorUG

Want to see a reduction in maternal mortality from Infection by over 30%? Read the @apt_sepsis study at @NEJM. Excellent work by @MinofHealthUG & @IDIMakerere in Uganda, & @health_malawi & @MLW_Programme together in delivering this change. This will save mothers lives in LMICs