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Reede Scholars Live
Reede Scholars
81 episodes
6 days ago
Health outcomes in this country continue to be sub-optimal between Americans and compared to other developed countries. Join us as we speak with Health Equity Experts & Leaders to discuss innovative approaches to narrow the gap and improve the quality of life for all. Host: Mary E Fleming Producers: Mary E Fleming Editor: Lenieka Portis
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Health outcomes in this country continue to be sub-optimal between Americans and compared to other developed countries. Join us as we speak with Health Equity Experts & Leaders to discuss innovative approaches to narrow the gap and improve the quality of life for all. Host: Mary E Fleming Producers: Mary E Fleming Editor: Lenieka Portis
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Let’s Talk Health Equity, Uganda, and Global Maternal Health
Reede Scholars Live
35 minutes 1 second
3 years ago
Let’s Talk Health Equity, Uganda, and Global Maternal Health

On this episode we are joined by Dr. Sr. Priscilla Busingye and Sr. Gertrude Kabanyomozi, both members of the Religious Institute of the Daughters of St. Therese of the Child Jesus (commonly known as the Banyatereza Sisters).  Sr. Dr. Priscilla is also the 2020 African Mission Healthcare (AMH) Gerson L’Chaim Prize recipient, the first woman and the first African to receive this award. They have dedicated their careers to transforming women’s lives by providing essential maternal-child care.

In Uganda 1 in 47 mothers die from causes related to pregnancy and childbirth and the maternal mortality rate in Uganda is responsible for 18% of all deaths of women between ages 15 and 49 years old. The Rwibaale Health Center, in rural Southwestern Uganda, plays a vital role in changing these outcomes.  In addition to maternity care, the Sisters provide treatment for birth injuries and train the next generation of healthcare providers in their region.  If you’re interested in supporting their work you can donate HERE.

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Reede Scholars Live
Health outcomes in this country continue to be sub-optimal between Americans and compared to other developed countries. Join us as we speak with Health Equity Experts & Leaders to discuss innovative approaches to narrow the gap and improve the quality of life for all. Host: Mary E Fleming Producers: Mary E Fleming Editor: Lenieka Portis