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Report on Update of Partograph

Report On  

Update of Partograph

Training  

Kabul province Shahr ara Hospital

  

Date: 1401/11/5

 

Prepared by: Dr. Shaharbano Akbarzada
Introduction:

 AFSOG

The Afghan society of OBGYN has placed improving the quality of maternal and reproductive health care as one of its top priorities.

It is widely known that Afghanistan has some of the worst maternal and newborn health indicators in the world. Approximately every 30 minutes a woman dies from causes related to pregnancy or childbirth; this place her newborn baby (if it survives the birth) at a 1 in 4 chance of dying. We must continue our efforts to reduce this terrible burden. The OBGYN envisions is to promote the health and wellbeing of women in Afghanistan and to practice the Gynecology and obstetrics. Ensuring respect for woman and advancement of their status and promoting greater involvement of women in the specialty are fundamental to work of the society. To achieve high standards of professional care, the society will commit its resource, to promotion of educational activities and to strengthening its communication the society links with other, similar, societies.

 

 

 

Venue: Shahr ara Hospital

Course Title:   Update of Partograph

Starting Date: 1401/11/5

Closing Date:  1401/11/5

Course Facilitator:  Dr.Palwasha Alizai

Program organizers:  Spozhmai Nikben / Nazanin rahimi

 

Course Goal and Specific Objectives:

Goal:  To identify women whose labor is delayed and therefore decide appropriate action and To detect abnormal progress of labor as early as possible. To prevent prolonged labor.

 

 

 

 

Course Topics:

The following topics were discussed:

 

  1. Patient identification.
  2. Ways of preventing prolonged and obstructed labor.
  3. Stages of using labor Partograph.
  4. Parts of Partograph.

 

 Training Materials and Equipment 

 

 

The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:

  • Projector
  • White board and flipchart board
  • Markers
  • Banner

 

 

 

 

 Training Methodology:

Generally, the course was participatory in manner and all participants were actively involved.

 

During the training, the trainer used the following teaching methodologies:

  • Lectures
  • Group discussion and presentation
  • Individual activities
  • Question and answers
  • Brain storming

 

Course Evaluation:

The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 80% of participants successfully learn.

AFGHAN SOCIETY OF OBSTETRIANS & GYNECOLOGISTS PROVINCIAL SYMPOSIUM

KEY FINDINGS & HIGHLIGHTS:

The event was carried out on Friday, December 02,2022 through a series of speech and collection of  four presentations lasting one day. The total attendance at the event was 156, including leading gynecologist doctors’, a representatives of Directorate of Public Health, Head of Afghan Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and other honorable Doctors’ of Balkh Province.

Attendees came from different provinces of North provinces including Balkh, Jawzjan, Saripul, Samangan, and Kunduz Provinces. They showed great interest in the event and were very satisfied from the great interest in the subject and work trough out with high contribution. The event aims on to promote and enhance the knowledge and professional skills of gynecologists and obstetric doctors, restoration of their rights and their integration to professionalism.

The presentation were delivered by speaker on Patients Communication, Colposcopy Ligation Internal lilac Artery, Updated petrography, US cord around the Neck by honorable Doctors.  There was also general election for the post AFSOG head for North region and won by Dr. Nasrin Sadiq Khojandi

The entire Participant benefited in some way and took back a lot of information to their job, Clinics and communities.  Most of the participant said informally that they learned about the AFSOG North has organized a great event of learning, we learned about the how to coordinate and collaborate different cases and learning activities.

The training program ended with Dr. Nasrin Sadeq Khojandi comments and conclusion, and she appreciates high contribution of Doctor’s trough out the Event session

Identify The Criteria And Screening Process For Diagnosing Of GDM

Course Topics:

The Following Topics Were Discussed:

 

  1. Intorducing The Epidemiology And Current Screening Controversies Of GDM
  2. Overall Situation Of Patients With GDM In Afghanistan
  3.  Role Of Nutrition And Physical Activity For Decreasing GDM
  4. Management Throughout Pregnancy And Beyond.
  5. Monitoring And Medications

 

 Training Materials And Equipment 

 

 

The Following Training Aids And Equipment Were Used During The Course:

  • Projector
  • White Board And Flipchart Board
  • Markers
  • Banner

 

 

 

 

 Training Methodology:

Generally, The Course Was Participatory In Manner And All Participants Were Actively Involved.

 

During The Training, The Trainer Used The Following Teaching Methodologies:

  • Lectures
  • Group Discussion And Presentation
  • Individual Activities
  • Question And Answers
  • Brain Storming

 

Course Evaluation:

The Participants Were Evaluated By Trainer Through Oral Questions, 90% Of Participants Successfully Learn.

Introduction:

 AFSOG

The Afghan Society Of OBGYN Has Placed Improving The Quality Of Maternal And Reproductive Health Care As One Of Its Top Priorities.

It Is Widely Known That Afghanistan Has Some Of The Worst Maternal And Newborn Health Indicators In The World. Approximately Every 30 Minutes A Woman Dies From Causes Related To Pregnancy Or Childbirth; This Place Her Newborn Baby (If It Survives The Birth) At A 1 In 4 Chance Of Dying. We Must Continue Our Efforts To Reduce This Terrible Burden. The OBGYN Envisions Is To Promote The Health And Wellbeing Of Women In Afghanistan And To Practice The Gynecology And Obstetrics. Ensuring Respect For Woman And Advancement Of Their Status And Promoting Greater Involvement Of Women In The Specialty Are Fundamental To Work Of The Society. To Achieve High Standards Of Professional Care, The Society Will Commit Its Resource, To Promotion Of Educational Activities And To Strengthening Its Communication The Society Links With Other, Similar, Societies.

 

 

 

Venue: Afshar  Hospital                      

Course Title:  Gestational Diabetes

Starting Date: 1401/9/23     

Closing Date:  1401/9/23

Course Facilitator:  Dr.Zarghona Habib

Program Organizers:  Manizha Kakar 

Report Organizer : Enjila Ahmadi

 

Course Goal And Specific Objectives:

Goal:  The Goal Is To Identify The Cirteria And Screening Process For Diagnosing Of GDM09

The importance of Nutrition in the first thousand days of life Orientation Training Kabul province Ali Jenah Hospital

 AFSOG

The Afghan society of OBGYN has placed improving the quality of maternal and reproductive health care as one of its top priorities.

It is widely known that Afghanistan has some of the worst maternal and newborn health indicators in the world. Approximately every 30 minutes a woman dies from causes related to pregnancy or childbirth; this place her newborn baby (if it survives the birth) at a 1 in 4 chance of dying. We must continue our efforts to reduce this terrible burden. The OBGYN envisions is to promote the health and wellbeing of women in Afghanistan and to practice the Gynecology and obstetrics. Ensuring respect for woman and advancement of their status and promoting greater involvement of women in the specialty are fundamental to work of the society. To achieve high standards of professional care, the society will commit its resource, to promotion of educational activities and to strengthening its communication the society links with other, similar, societies.

 

 

 

Venue: ali_ jenah Hospital                     

Course Title:      The importance of Nutrition in the first thousand days of Life      

Starting Date:  1401/10/14     

Closing Date:  1401/10/14      

Course Facilitator:   Dr, Hamayon Ludin

Program organizers: Midwife Manizha Kakar

Report organizer: Enjila ahmadi

Course Goal and Specific Objectives:

Goal:  To enhance the importance of nutrition in the first thousand days of life spacing experiences sharing among OBS/GYNE doctors.

 

 

 

Course Topics:

The following topics were discussed:

 

  1. Overall situation of in the importance of nutrition in the first thousand days of life
  2. Overall situation of Complementary nutrition in Afghanistan
  3.  The right way to feed a baby
  4. Controlling the child's weight and height
  5.  The right way to breastfeed children
  6. Getting mothers' diet right and controlling their weight

 

 

 Training Materials and Equipment 

 

 

The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:

  • Projector
  • White board and flipchart board
  • Markers
  • Banner

 

 

 

 

 Training Methodology:

Generally, the course was participatory in manner and all participants were actively involved.

 

During the training, the trainer used the following teaching methodologies:

  • Lectures
  • Group discussion and presentation
  • Individual activities
  • Question and answers
  • Brain storming

 

Course Evaluation:

The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 97% of participants successfully learn.

Balkh Symposium Report

Balkh Symposium Report

Date:

06/12/1399

  Time :           

  08:00 – 04:00 PM

  Location(s):

Imperatori Baran Hotel

  Chaired by:

  Dr Mari “ Dawoody”

Minute by:

Dr. Roqia “Mohammadi”

Attendees

  • Dr Merajuldin Faroqi “Head of Doctors” in Balkh RH
  • Dr Nader Alemi “Chief of neural – psychiatric department & Medical Council agent”
  • Dr Gul Ahmad Tanish Qazi zada “Balkh Medical Faculty Lecturer”
  • Dr Nawroz Saberi “Chief of Pediatric Ward”
  • Dr Sayed Ahmad Gawhari “Urban Health City Manager - HEMAYAT”
  • Dr Najmusama Shefajoo “President of AFSOG”
  • All OBGYN Trainers
  • OBGYN doctors from Balkh, Jawzjan, Takhar, Kundoz and Samangan
  • Total participant 140 people

 

Agenda Topics:

  • Reading holly Quran
  • Broadcasting national anthem
  • Welcome
  • Opening
  • PHD agent Speech
  • Presentation about AFSOG activities, achievement and challenges in Balkh
  • Presentations:
    • Safe surgery
    • Preeclampsia and research about it
    • IUI
    • Colposcopy
  • Practical part:
    • Implant
    • PPIUCD
    • IUBT
    • IUI
  • Appreciation

 

Agenda

Action points

Responsible people

  • Reading holly Quran

The program started by reading holy Quran.

Dr Olia Khoja Qul

  • Broadcasting national anthem

All participants stand upped and national anthem broadcasted.

All participants

  • Welcome

Dr Hamida Elmi “chief of OBGYN department” said welcome to all guests and wished to continue to conduct such programs.

Dr Hamida Elmi

  • Opening

 

Dr Najmussama Shefajo “ President of AFSOG” opened the program and said that all OBGYN doctors with having unity and cohesion should try to build their capacity.

Dr Najmussama Shefajo

  • PHD agent Speech

Dr Merajudin Faroqi “Head of doctors in RH” as agent of PHD said I’m very happy to see some symposium like this and committed to support these programs.

Dr Merajudin Faroqi

  • Presentation about AFSOG activities, achievement and challenges in Balkh

 

Dr Mari Dawoody “trainer specialist and president of Afsog in Balkh province” conducted a presentation about AFSOG activities, achievement and challenges in Balkh and she asked from youth generation for their permanent cooperation to support Afsog in this province.

Dr Mari Dawoody

  • Presentations:
    • Safe surgery (Dr Najmusama Shefajoo)
    • Preeclampsia and research about it (Dr Zahra Hamnawa & Dr Rabila Hamnawa Haqbeen)
    • IUI (Dr Najia Jalal)
    • Colposcopy (Dr Maryam

Yawazi)

  •  
  • Practical part:
    • Implant
    • PPIUCD
    • IUBT
    • IUI

 

4 presentations with mentioned titles conducted by related trainers to all participant and then 4 learning sessions about implant, PPIUCD, IUBT and IUI conducted on models. 

  • Presentations:

- Dr Najmusama Shefajoo

- Dr Zahra Hamnawa & Dr Rabila Hamnawa Haqbeen

- Dr Najia Jalal

- Dr Maryam Yawazi

  • Practical part:

- Dr Nadia Jalal/ Dr Farahnaz 

- Dr Nahid Moqim

- Dr Roya Paktin

- Dr Shefajoo and Dr Najia Jalal

 

  • Appreciation

 

At the end all people who had worked to conduct this symposium appreciated by Afsog management team.

Afsog management team

Reported Organized By:

Enjila Ahmadi

 

       

 

 

Report On Pap Smear OrientationTraining  

 

Report On Pap Smear OrientationTraining  

Kabul province: Alhayat Hospital 

  

Date: 20/11/1401

 

Prepared by: Dr.   Shaharbano Akbarzada
Introduction:

 AFSOG

The Afghan society of OBGYN has placed improving the quality of maternal and reproductive health care as one of its top priorities.

It is widely known that Afghanistan has some of the worst maternal and newborn health indicators in the world. Approximately every 30 minutes a woman dies from causes related to pregnancy or childbirth; this place her newborn baby (if it survives the birth) at a 1 in 4 chance of dying. We must continue our efforts to reduce this terrible burden. The OBGYN envisions is to promote the health and wellbeing of women in Afghanistan and to practice the Gynecology and obstetrics. Ensuring respect for woman and advancement of their status and promoting greater involvement of women in the specialty are fundamental to work of the society. To achieve high standards of professional care, the society will commit its resource, to promotion of educational activities and to strengthening its communication the society links with other, similar, societies.

 

Venue: Alhayat Hospital                     

Course Title:      Pap Smear     

Starting Date:  20/11/1401     

Closing Date:  20/11/1401         

Course Facilitator:   Dr, Smaera Shahir rahimi

Program organizers:  Shaharbano akbarzada / Nazanin rahimi

Report Organizer : Enjila Ahmadi

Course Goal and Specific Objectives:

Goal:  To enhance the Pap Smear   spacing experiences sharing among OBS/GYNE doctors.

 

 

 

Course Topics:

The following topics were discussed:

 

  1. Overall situation of the conditions for receiving Pap Smear
  2. Overall situation of the importance of Pap Smear examination
  3.  How to get a Pap Smear examination

 

 

 

 Training Materials and Equipment 

 

 

The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:

  • Projector
  • White board and flipchart board
  • Markers
  • Banner
  • Model
  • package Pap smear
  •  checklist

 

 

 Training Methodology:

Generally, the course was participatory in manner and all participants were actively involved.

 

During the training, the trainer used the following teaching methodologies:

  • Lectures
  • Group discussion and presentation
  • Individual activities
  • Question and answers
  • Brain storming

 

Course Evaluation:

The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.

Report On Capacity building Program of Malat Hospital

Report On  

Capacity building Program of Malat Hospital

                   

Training  

Kabul province: Malat Hospital 

  

Date: 20/1/1402

 

Prepared by: Dr.   Shaharbano Akbarzada
Introduction:

 AFSOG

The Afghan society of OBGYN has placed improving the quality of maternal and reproductive health care as one of its top priorities.

It is widely known that Afghanistan has some of the worst maternal and newborn health indicators in the world. Approximately every 30 minutes a woman dies from causes related to pregnancy or childbirth; this place her newborn baby (if it survives the birth) at a 1 in 4 chance of dying. We must continue our efforts to reduce this terrible burden. The OBGYN envisions is to promote the health and wellbeing of women in Afghanistan and to practice the Gynecology and obstetrics. Ensuring respect for woman and advancement of their status and promoting greater involvement of women in the specialty are fundamental to work of the society. To achieve high standards of professional care, the society will commit its resource, to promotion of educational activities and to strengthening its communication the society links with other, similar, societies.

 

Venue: Malat Hospital                     

Course Title:      Pap Smear  /  Antibiotic resistancy 

Starting Date:  20/1/1402      

Closing Date:  20/1/1402          

Course Facilitator:   Dr, Smaera Shahir rahimi Dr, Zabudualla Sediqi

Program organizers:   Nazanin rahimi

Report Organizer : Enjila Ahmadi

Course Goal and Specific Objectives:

Goal:  To enhance the Pap Smear  / Antibiotic resistancy    spacing experiences sharing among OBS/GYNE doctors.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Course Topics:

The following topics were discussed:

 

  1. Overall situation of the conditions for receiving Pap Smear
  2. Overall situation of the importance of Pap Smear examination
  3.  How to get a Pap Smear examination
  4. What is an antibiotic?
  5. History of antibiotics.
  6. Why is antimicrobial resistance important?
  7. Major characteristics that are essential for an antibiotic.

 

 

 

 

 Training Materials and Equipment 

 

 

The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:

  • Projector
  • White board and flipchart board
  • Markers
  • Banner
  • Model
  • package Pap smear
  •  checklist
  • Model Pap smear

 

 

 Training Methodology:

Generally, the course was participatory in manner and all participants were actively involved.

 

During the training, the trainer used the following teaching methodologies:

  • Lectures
  • Group discussion and presentation
  • Individual activities
  • Question and answers
  • Brain storming

 

 

Course Evaluation:

The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.

Report On   Capacity building Program of Karimi medical complex

Report On  

Capacity building Program of Karimi medical complex

Kabul province 

  

Date: 22/2/2023

 

Prepared by: Dr. Shaharbno  Akbarzada
Introduction:

 AFSOG

The Afghan society of OBGYN has placed improving the quality of maternal and reproductive health care as one of its top priorities.

It is widely known that Afghanistan has some of the worst maternal and newborn health indicators in the world. Approximately every 30 minutes a woman dies from causes related to pregnancy or childbirth; this place her newborn baby (if it survives the birth) at a 1 in 4 chance of dying. We must continue our efforts to reduce this terrible burden. The OBGYN envisions is to promote the health and wellbeing of women in Afghanistan and to practice the Gynecology and obstetrics. Ensuring respect for woman and advancement of their status and promoting greater involvement of women in the specialty are fundamental to work of the society. To achieve high standards of professional care, the society will commit its resource, to promotion of educational activities and to strengthening its communication the society links with other, similar, societies.

 

Venue: Karimi medical complex                     

Course Title:   Capacity Building program

Starting Date: 2023/2/22     

Closing Date:  2023/2/22

Course Facilitators: Dr. Hamayun Ludin , Dr. Samira  Shahir rahimi , Dr. Nazefa hamrah

Program organizers:  Shaharbano akbarzada / Nazanin rahimi / Shinkai Wardak / Khorshed

Report Organizer : Enjila Ahmadi

Number of participants:

Doctors: 18

Midwifes: 12

Nurses’: 4 

 

Course Goal and Specific Objectives:

Goal:  To Reduce Maternal and Neonatal Mortality rate and build professional capacity of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Course Topics:

 

              The following topics were discussed:

 

  1. Value of Nutrition in first 1000 days of life.
  2. Repairing of 4th Grade Laceration
  3. Pap smear.
  4. How to manage complications of 4th grade laceration
  5. What’s 4th grade laceration
  6. How to repair 4th grade laceration
  7. Repairing of 4th Grade Laceration
  8. Overall situation of in the importance of nutrition in the first thousand days of life
  9. Overall situation of Complementary nutrition in Afghanistan
  10.  The right way to feed a baby
  11. Controlling the child's weight and height
  12.  The right way to breastfeed children
  13. Getting mothers' diet right and controlling their weight

 

 

 Training Materials and Equipment 

 

 

The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:

  • Projector
  • White board and flipchart board
  • Markers
  • Banner
  • Certificates
  • Pap smear
  • Model Pap smear
  • Model Laceration 

 

 

 

 

 Training Methodology:

Generally, the course was participatory in manner and all participants were actively involved.

 

During the training, the trainer used the following teaching methodologies:

  • Lectures
  • Group discussion and presentation
  • Individual activities
  • Question and answers
  • Brain storming

 

 

 

Course Evaluation:

The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions,100% of participants successfully learned.

 

Report On PPIUCD OrientationTraining  

 

   Report On PPIUCD OrientationTraining  

Kabul province Shefajo Hospital 

  

Date: 03/11/1401

 

Prepared by: Dr.   ShahirbanoAkbarzada
Introduction:

 AFSOG

The Afghan society of OBGYN has placed improving the quality of maternal and reproductive health care as one of its top priorities.

It is widely known that Afghanistan has some of the worst maternal and newborn health indicators in the world. Approximately every 30 minutes a woman dies from causes related to pregnancy or childbirth; this place her newborn baby (if it survives the birth) at a 1 in 4 chance of dying. We must continue our efforts to reduce this terrible burden. The OBGYN envisions is to promote the health and wellbeing of women in Afghanistan and to practice the Gynecology and obstetrics. Ensuring respect for woman and advancement of their status and promoting greater involvement of women in the specialty are fundamental to work of the society. To achieve high standards of professional care, the society will commit its resource, to promotion of educational activities and to strengthening its communication the society links with other, similar, societies.

 

Venue:  Shefajo Hospital                      

Course Title:    PPIUCD       

Starting Date:  8/11/1401     

Closing Date:  8/11/1401         

Course Facilitator:   Dr, Kemya Javed Safi

Program organizers:  Spozhmi zaland / Nazanin rahimi

Report Organizer : Enjila Ahmadi

Course Goal and Specific Objectives:

Goal:  To teach OB/JYN how to insert and remove PPIUCD .

 

 

Course Topics:

The following topics were discussed:

 

  1. Overall situation of how to implement PPIUCD
  2. Overall situation of PPIUCD importance for women
  3.  For which women to apply PPIUCD
  4. How to remove PPIUCD
  5. How to manage complications of PPIUCD

 Training Materials and Equipment 

 

 

The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:

  • Model of PPIUCD 
  • Mama / U
  • Poldine
  • Golfs
  • PPIUCD insertion and remover kit
  • PPIUCD 

 

 

 Training Methodology:

Generally, the course was participatory in manner and all participants were actively involved.

 

During the training, the trainer used the following teaching methodologies:

  • Lectures
  • Group discussion and presentation
  • Individual activities
  • Question and answers
  • Brain storming
  • Practical work

 

Course Evaluation:

The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.

Report On Capacity building Program of Gynecologist in Parwan Provence      

 

 

 

Report On  

Capacity building Program of Gynecologist in

Parwan Provence      

  

Date: 2/12/1401

 

Prepared by: Dr. Shaharbno  Akbarzada
Introduction:

 AFSOG

The Afghan society of OBGYN has placed improving the quality of maternal and reproductive health care as one of its top priorities.

It is widely known that Afghanistan has some of the worst maternal and newborn health indicators in the world. Approximately every 30 minutes a woman dies from causes related to pregnancy or childbirth; this place her newborn baby (if it survives the birth) at a 1 in 4 chance of dying. We must continue our efforts to reduce this terrible burden. The OBGYN envisions is to promote the health and wellbeing of women in Afghanistan and to practice the Gynecology and obstetrics. Ensuring respect for woman and advancement of their status and promoting greater involvement of women in the specialty are fundamental to work of the society. To achieve high standards of professional care, the society will commit its resource, to promotion of educational activities and to strengthening its communication the society links with other, similar, societies.

 

Venue: Parwan provincial Hospital                    

Course Title:   Repairing of 4th grade Laceration / Vitamin D Deficiency

Starting Date: 2/12/1401      

Closing Date:  2/12/1401

Course Facilitators:  Dr. Nazefa hamrah ,  Dr. Shenkai Wardak 

Program organizers:   Shenkai Wardak / Shaharbano akbarzada / Nazanin rahimi / Farwa akbar zada / Khorshed / Zabiullah yaqoobi /

Report organizer: Enjila Ahmadi

Number of participants:

Doctors: 10

Midwifes: 11

Nurses’: 

Course Goal and Specific Objectives:

Goal:  To Reduce Maternal and Neonatal Mortality rate and build professional capacity of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

 

 

 

Course Topics:

The following topics were discussed:

 

  1. Repairing of 4th Grade Laceration
  2. How to repair 4th grade laceration
  3. Practical
  4. How to manage complications of 4th grade laceration
  5.   What’s 4th grade laceration
  6.  Vitamin D Deficiency
  7. Importance vitamin D 
  8. What’s vitamin D deficiency
  9. How to manage vitamin D
  10. Importance of vitamin D

 

 

 

 Training Materials and Equipment 

 

 

The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:

  • Projector
  • White board and flipchart board
  • Markers
  • Banner
  • Certificates
  • Model Laceration 

 

 

 Training Methodology:

 

Generally, the course was participatory in manner and all participants were actively involved.

 

During the training, the trainer used the following teaching methodologies:

  • Lectures
  • Group discussion and presentation
  • Individual activities
  • Question and answers
  • Practical work

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Course Evaluation:

The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions,100% of participants successfully learned.

 

Report of AFSOG one day IMPLANT, BCC+ training

Report of AFSOG one day IMPLANT, BCC+ training :

Trainer  : Dr.Humaira Alawi from JphieGo

This training which was conducted on Sunday 18th/Dec/2022 for 5 hours with sponsorship of MSI to AFSOG doctors included Implant insertion and removal also BCC+ training, for 20 OB/GYN doctors, among these participants one doctor came from Polkhumri province and another from Kandahar province to learn these sessions practical on Module, all of these participants learned this skill and at the end of program took certificate of attendance+ WHO wheel and BCC+ guide cards.