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🔈TAKING REQUESTS🔈
As we’ve drawn our second series to a close, we’re looking to the future…
⭐️Is there anyone who you would like to hear from on our podcast in the future?
⭐️Do you know someone who has a story to share with us?
⭐️Could you be our next podcast guest?
GET IN TOUCH!
In the meantime, you can find all our episodes via the link
anchor.fm/sanyusisters
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✨ ONE YEAR OF THE SANYU SISTERS ✨
Last but not least, let’s hear from our second content creator, Sashini about her time with us! 🌍
Here’s the link to hear about Vanessa’s journey for yourselves! 👇
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6/a-a6fp7ev
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✨ONE YEAR OF THE SANYU SISTERS✨
Next up is our social media coordinator, Lillie! We’re so excited to hear about her highlights from this past season. 🌍
Here’s the link for Tina’s wonderful episode 👇
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-2---Tina-Lavender-e1586j7
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✨ONE YEAR OF THE SANYU SISTERS✨
Let’s hear what our content creator, Grace has to say about her time with us and her favourite episode!
You can tune in to Wendy’s episode here 👇
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-4---Wendy-Graham-e1586j7
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Let’s hear what our campaigns and outreach officer, Natasha has to say about her time with us!
You can tune in to Lenka’s episode here 👇
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-1---Lenka-Benova-e1586j7
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✨ ONE YEAR OF THE SANYU SISTERS ✨
Let’s hear from our co-host, Amber!
You can listen to Franka’s episode here 👇
https://anchor.fm/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-3–Franka-Cadee-e140gsr
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🥂 RAISE A GLASS 🥂
Today we’re celebrating 1 year of the Sanyu Sisters! 🎂
A year ago today, we released our first episode of our first series: ‘Sidestepping COVID; Keeping Research on Track’! 🎧
First, we’d like to express our gratitude to all of our inspirational guest speakers, who have all helped make our first year so wonderful! 💕
We’d also like to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who has supported us by listening and sharing our podcast, it truly means so much! 🥳
We’ve evolved hugely since we started, and have even expanded our team! One thing that hasn’t changed is our passion for maternal and newborn health though, and we’re so excited to see what this next year has in store for us! ✨
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💡 WORDS OF WISDOM 💡
We’ve gathered what we think are some of the best snippets of advice from each of our six inspirational guests! 📣
All six episodes are available to listen now on Spotify, Anchor fm and Apple podcasts. 🎧
Let us know your thoughts! 💭
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-6---Veronique-Filippi-e18mhbf
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✨ SERIES FINALE ✨
It’s been almost a month since we released the final episode in our series ‘Hear Her: Pioneers in International Health’. 📣
We spoke to Veronique Filippi about from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine about her journey through a career in maternal health and epidemiology. 🌍
Have you had the chance to listen yet? 🎧
Let us know what you think by getting in touch via email at [email protected] or via social media. 💻
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-6---Veronique-Filippi-e18mhbf
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🌎CLIMATE CHANGE🌎
We’ve all heard about it, we’ve all spoken about it… But have you thought about it in the context of Maternal and Newborn Health??? 💭
This is something that Veronique Filippi drew our attention to when she spoke to us in the latest podcast episode!
Climate change has been identified as the biggest global health threat of the 21st century. Pregnant women and newborns are VULNERABLE populations and at risk of harmful effects in the context of climate change, whether directly or indirectly
This could be from heat stress, extreme weather events or air pollution, potentially impacting both the immediate and long-term health of pregnant women and newborns 🤰🏻
Read this paper to understand more about the threat climate change poses to pregnant women and newborns ➡️ https://obgyn.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/aogs.14124
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-6---Veronique-Filippi-e18mhbf
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👀BLINK AND YOU’LL MISS IT👀
Our latest podcast guest Veronique Filippi spoke to us about her work on Near Miss Events in Global Maternal Health
Near Miss Events (NMEs) have been defined as complications that immediately threaten the woman's survival but do not lead to her death
NMEs can be considered five main diagnostic groups:
🩹Haemorrhage (leading to shock, emergency hysterectomy, and blood transfusion)
🩺Hypertensive diseases of pregnancy (eclampsia and severe preeclampsia)
🤰🏻Dystocia (uterine rupture and impending rupture)
🦠Infections
🩸Anemia
The studies and results on NMEs in developing countries have been an overlooked area in research 📊
NMEs are an opportunity to assess the effectiveness and performance of obstetric services
Have you come across Veronique’s work before?
Listen to her episode here!
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-6---Veronique-Filippi-e18mhbf
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🧊TIP OF THE ICEBERG🧊
Veronique Filippi spoke about near-miss data in global maternal health during her chat with Amber. Her work has looked at near miss events, which are complications that immediately threaten the woman's survival but do not lead to her death.
Near miss events can be considered under the ICEBERG model of Maternal Mortality and Morbidity - MATERNAL DEATHS ARE JUST THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG
The iceberg model is much loved in Public Health for good reason! It is a good reminder not to lose sight of the issues faced by women during pregnancy and after birth.
We encourage you to have a look at some of the causes of maternal morbidity that contribute to the burden of women who SURVIVE pregnancy but with complications/
Maternal public health must address the tip of the iceberg of course, but also needs to address the bulk that sits below the surface
💡EPISODE REFLECTION💡
Our latest podcast episode has been available to listen to for a WHOLE WEEK now… and we have been reflecting on points that have resonated with us ✨
One of the themes that stood out to us was that of staying motivated to ADVOCATE for unheard voices across the Globe 🌎
One particular point we have been thinking about was the added pressure on RECOVERY after birth that some women face 🏥
For those unable to afford any further hospital fees that may occur due to complications with mother or baby, this concern may interfere with the healthcare they receive 🤱🏽
Just some food for thought 💭
Catch up with the episode if you haven’t already had a chance to listen!
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-6---Veronique-Filippi-e18mhbf
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🎧TUNE IN 🎧
This week we released our final episode of ‘Hear Her - Pioneers in International Heath’ where we spoke to maternal health epidemiologist Veronique Filippi🤰
The link to listen is in our bio! 👆
Have you tuned in yet?👂
What resonated with you? 💭
Let us know what you think via email at [email protected] or via any of our social media platforms. 💻
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-6---Veronique-Filippi-e18mhbf
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📣IT’S OUT📣
Listen NOW to the final episode in our podcast series ‘Hear Her - Pioneers in International Health’ 🌎
Join us for our conversation with Veronique Filippi, professor of Maternal Health and Epidemiology as we journey through her career and the wisdom she has to share about it! 💡
Tell us your thoughts at [email protected] or get in touch via social media 💻
Follow the link in bio ✨
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-6---Veronique-Filippi-e18mhbf
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💡HELLO VERONIQUE💡
Let us properly introduce our final guest of the series, Veronique Filippi 👋🏻
Join us on WEDNESDAY as we chat about her career and the things she’s learnt along the way 🌟
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters
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🌟INTRODUCING VERONIQUE FILIPPI🌟
We are excited to announce that our final podcast guest of the season is Veronique Filippi, professor in Maternal Health and Epidemiology 🌍
Based at LSHTM, Veronique focuses on Maternal Health and Epidemiology in low and middle income countries while also being a senior lecturer with degrees in political sciences, demography and epidemiology 📊
Our episode with Veronique will be releasing on WEDNESDAY 13th OCTOBER, and we can’t wait for you to join us as we round off the series! 🥳
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⏰THE FINAL COUNTDOWN⏰
We can’t quite believe we’re here already, but we are less than a week away from releasing our FINAL EPISODE of Sanyu Sisters Season Two - Pioneers in International Health! 🌎
It has been such a joy to talk to these wonderful women about their journeys through careers in Global Maternal and Neonatal Health, and we PROMISE we are going to be finishing strong!
Keep your eyes peeled 👀 to find out who our final guest is going to be?!
In the meantime, we would love to hear your feedback on the series! Get in touch at [email protected] or via social media to let us know ❤️
anchor.fm/sanyusisters
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💡WORDS OF WISDOM💡
We have now had FIVE wonderful women join us for Series 2 - Pioneers in International Health! It’s been a total pleasure to listen to their stories, and the advice that they have shared has been priceless 💎
We have been reflecting, and have gathered just some gems of advice that have come out of the episodes so far…
What advice have you received along your journey that has stuck with you? 🤔
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6
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Dr Victoria Kinkaid introduces us to a project she has been involved with, aiming to provide awareness and education on FGM to medical students and importantly to push and promote the topic of conversation. SWIPE TO LISTEN
853 responses from 27 UK universities showed 97% of medical students felt they needed to know more about FGM, with two thirds reporting having no teaching or exposure at all.
What is YOUR background and how much do YOU feel you know about FGM?
Do you feel like you know enough??
You can follow along with this project on twitter
Victoria’s video and others are available to watch at your leisure over on our YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfMSbTC0w2c
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6
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🍳ACCOUNTABILITY BREAKFAST🍳
We are aware it has been the UN General Assembly in the last few weeks. PMNCH held an accountability breakfast on 22nd Sept focusing on achieving greater equity for women, children and adolescents in Africa. But WHAT IS AN ACCOUNTABILITY BREAKFAST??? 🤔
This is where PMNCH strives to hold governments accountable for commitments that have been made to women, children and adolescents and seeing what they have ACTUALLY done. Putting money into action 💰
Multi-stakeholder involvement places focus on identifying big gaps and issues in GMNH… and innovative solutions! You can have a nosey for more information here…
https://pmnch.who.int/news-and-events/events/accountability-breakfast/2021
Our most recent guest Vanessa Brizuela used to work for PMNCH, listen to her episode here…
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6
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🌎CROSS-COUNTRY COLLABORATION🌎
There are 195 countries in the World, each one with it’s own population, culture, disease burden and healthcare challenges. A “one size fits all” approach to Global Health is clearly not the answer! 🚫
HOWEVER, there is always something that we can LEARN from our colleagues in other countries across the Globe - collaboration shares experience, advice and learning opportunities that we wouldn’t otherwise have 📚
It’s important when considering the opportunities for cross-country collaboration that we don’t get tunnel vision and forget about the big pictures and all the areas (and potential LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES) that we can turn to!
Get in touch with your thoughts on this!
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6
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🚫STOP SEPSIS🚫
The 2017 WHO-led Global Maternal Sepsis Study (GLOSS) looked at the identification and impact of maternal infections and sepsis - the major causes of death and disability in women during pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum and post abortion 🤰🏻
Our most recent guest Vanessa Brizuela and her colleagues published a paper evaluating the impact that GLOSS had on awareness of maternal sepsis among healthcare providers 🦠
Sometimes an increase in RECOGNITION of a problem can be just as important as any other healthcare intervention 🔎
The paper concluded: “Awareness raising campaigns can contribute to an increase in having heard of maternal sepsis and an increase in provider perception of confidence in making correct decisions. Offering the information to make accurate and timely decisions while promoting environments that enable self-confidence and support could improve maternal sepsis identification and management.”
The full paper can be found here - https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/10/5/e036338
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6
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🌎GLOBAL INSTITUTIONS🌎
➡️In our latest episode Vanessa discussed the role of global institutions moving forward in Global Maternal and Newborn Health.
🗺There will always be a need for institutions such as the WHO as a watchdog for certain research projects in healthcare such as research into violence against women and girls.
🚢They are needed to steer the ship of public health, allowing for bidirectional learning between countries as well as their crucial role in pandemics
🤝But the end goal is individual communities and regions able to work together on topics that matter most to them
What did you think of of this topic in Vanessa’s episode?
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6
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🤰🏾RAISING AWARENESS🤰🏾
Today we draw attention to Black Maternal Health Awareness week, re-emphasising the important and prominent issues Black women face when accessing healthcare.
The fivexmore campaign focuses on ensuring black women have better experiences and outcomes in the perinatal period
Black women in the UK face 4 times greater risk of maternal mortality than white women, action is needed now.
This years theme “Changing the Narrative” is about seeing changes in the right direction concerning maternity safety and outcomes for Black women and birthing people.
For more information visit the fivexmore campaign’s page, you can help by writing to your MP to sign pledge
https://www.fivexmore.com/mp-pledge
We discuss issues facing women globally in our podcast, have a listen to our latest episode🎧
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6
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🏥 WORLD PATIENT SAFETY DAY 🏥
The theme for WHO World Patient Safety Day 2021 is ‘Safe maternal and newborn care’. 🤱
Across the world, around 810 women are dying each day from causes related to pregnancy and childbirth. Furthermore, around 6700 newborns die each day.
The majority of these deaths can be avoided with safe and quality care provided by healthcare professionals working in supportive environments. 👥
This World Patient Safety Day, we want to celebrate those who are currently working tirelessly to keep patients safe, with an honourable mention to some of our amazing podcast guests! 🙏
Thank you for doing what you do! 💪
Check out our latest episode 👇
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6/a-a6fp7ev
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🌟MAINTAINING THE SPARKLE 🌟
In our latest episode Vanessa discuss how she maintains her passion and sparkle towards her career despite the adversities faced🗻
There can be numerous difficulties and challenges in your working environment and Vanessa spoke about how to overcome these
✨Checking in with yourself - ask why am I doing this, why is it important to me?
✨Take a step back, understand from a “big picture perspective” - sometimes you need to take baby steps to get where you want to be 🦶
✨And most importantly love your job, even on those dark winter mornings ❄️
Have you tuned in yet? We’d love to know your thoughts on keeping the sparkle alive
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6
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💡 CURIOSITY 💡
In our last episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Vanessa Brizuela!
Vanessa started off as a psychologist and over the years, she has worked with an inspiring number of organisations. Her secret? Curiosity! 💡
Vanessa discusses the importance of being curious and how her natural curiosity helped her throughout her career by giving her the desire to constantly delve into new areas. 📚
Have you had a chance to tune in to our episode yet? 🎧
Let us know what you think! 🗣
https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6/a-a6fp7ev
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✨ ONE YEAR OF THE SANYU SISTERS ✨ Last but not least, let’s hear from our second content creator, Sashini about her time with us! 🌍 Here’s the link to hear about Vanessa’s journey for yourselves! 👇 https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6/a-a6fp7ev 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
✨ONE YEAR OF THE SANYU SISTERS✨ Next up is our social media coordinator, Lillie! We’re so excited to hear about her highlights from this past season. 🌍 Here’s the link for Tina’s wonderful episode 👇 https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-2---Tina-Lavender-e1586j7 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
✨ONE YEAR OF THE SANYU SISTERS✨ Let’s hear what our content creator, Grace has to say about her time with us and her favourite episode! You can tune in to Wendy’s episode here 👇 https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-4---Wendy-Graham-e1586j7
✨ONE YEAR OF THE SANYU SISTERS✨ After hearing Amber’s highlights from the past year now it’s time to hear from the other half of the Sanyu Sisters: Teesta Dey! You can check out Veronique’s episode here: https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-6---Veronique-Filippi-e18mhbf What has been your favourite talking point from our episodes? Let us know ⬇️ 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
✨ ONE YEAR OF THE SANYU SISTERS ✨ Let’s hear from our co-host, Amber! You can listen to Franka’s episode here 👇 https://anchor.fm/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-3–Franka-Cadee-e140gsr 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
Dr Victoria Kinkaid introduces us to a project she has been involved with, aiming to provide awareness and education on FGM to medical students and importantly to push and promote the topic of conversation. SWIPE TO LISTEN 853 responses from 27 UK universities showed 97% of medical students felt they needed to know more about FGM, with two thirds reporting having no teaching or exposure at all. What is YOUR background and how much do YOU feel you know about FGM? Do you feel like you know enough?? You can follow along with this project on twitter @educationFGM Victoria’s video and others are available to watch at your leisure over on our YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfMSbTC0w2c https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters/episodes/Episode-5--Vanessa-Brizuela-e16vpn6 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
🔦SPOTLIGHT🔦 We are delighted to be sharing this presentation from Duncan Shikuku, Senior Technical Officer and PhD student in Global Health from LSTM 🌍 Here Duncan discusses the capacity of pre-service training in Kenya in light of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, looking at the quality and implementation of midwifery training to maximise educational potential 🦠 Duncan has over 10 years experience in health systems looking at strengthening, service delivery, technical support, training, project management & research 🔎 Check out this video and others over on our YouTube channel - Sanyu Sisters 💻 https://youtu.be/jd5VKKJA-mo https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
A celebratory update from the Sanyu Sisters Podcast team! 🎉 Natasha (Sanyu Sisters Campaigns and Outreach Officer) and her partner are delighted to announce their engagement. 💍 They are looking forward to celebrating a wedding in July 2022. 💒 https://anchor.fm/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-3–Franka-Cadee-e140gsr 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
🌟 So excited to have the support of Rt Hon. Helen Clark - Former Prime Minister of New Zealand for the Sanyu Sisters 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️ podcast! Thank you so much for retweeting our post on Twitter, Helen - we can’t wait to hear what you think of our latest podcast episode with Franka Cadee 💭🎧 https://anchor.fm/episodes/Hear-Her-Episode-3–Franka-Cadee-e140gsr 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
📣COMING TOMORROW📣 Tomorrow is the release of EPISODE 3 with the amazing Franka Cadée We can’t wait to share it with you! Please let us know your thoughts on the episode. 🗣 GET EXCITED 🥳 https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
📣 NEXT UP! 📣 📍 Available 7th July 2021 📍 Our third episode of Hear Her - Pioneers in International Health is coming out so soon! 🌎 We had the pleasure of speaking to Franka Cadee, president of ICM. Get excited! 🎉 https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
🌎 Digital Heath for Migrant Mothers Dr Jen Bagelman and Josephine Gitome discuss their collaboration on the Migrant Mothers project. In Kenya’s Dadaab camp, many women choose to give birth with a traditional birth attendant present. These birth attendants learn primarily through practice, rather than by undergoing medical training. Josephine and Jen explain how the use of virtual reality can be used to train midwives to provide the best support to women giving birth, therefore reducing maternal morbidity and mortality rates. 🤰 📣 We think this project is so inspiring and want to hear your thoughts! Get in touch with us at [email protected] or contact us via our social media pages. https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
📣COMING UP NEXT!📣 📍2nd JUNE 2021📍 Not long to go until EPISODE 2 of Hear Her - Pioneers in International Health is going to be available to listen! 🥳 We are going to be joined by the fantastic Tina Lavender, so we thought we would introduce her so that you can get as EXCITED as we are! Good things are coming your way... ✨ anchor.fm/sanyusisters 👩🏽⚕️👩🏼⚕️
Dr Adura Banke- Thomas. A researcher based at LSE. Adura has recently published in BMJ Global Health, looking at travel times for women to women to access emergency care - an interesting read! He joined Sanyu Sisters to discuss the Cost of COVID https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters We chatted about: - Inequalities in MNH Funding - Health system strengthening - Domestic Financing; a good idea?
Have you met Meghan? Dr Kumar is Assistant Prof at LSHTM and spends majority of her time in Nairobi, Kenya. Check out episode 7 with her now - It really isn't to be missed! https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters Episode highlights include - Virtual Coffee's - Engaging all stakeholders from the outset - Navigating twitter as an ECR - Don't be shy!
Our 6th Guest on the podcast is Dr Ashish KC. Ashish is a maternal & neonatal researcher working at Uppsala University, Sweden. Ashish is an esteemed researcher and has continued sharing lots of his works during COVID; including publications in the Lancet Global Health journal. https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters Join us for a fantastic episode as we discuss - Utilizing social media platforms - Population specific strategies for dissemination - Will we meet face to face again?
Meet Prof Andrew Weeks... * Professor of International Maternal Health * Obstetrician * Director of the Sanyu Research Unit in Liverpool. Andrew is supervisor to both Sanyu Sisters, alongside many other students. We felt that he was extremely qualified to share his thoughts on supervision! Excellent for anyone being supervised in any capacity! Check out this episode https://anchor.fm/sanyusisters We discuss - HIVE mindset for receiving advice/support - Meeting regularly to maintain connection - Water Cooler conversations for normality -
