Last night I was invited out for dinner by the senior who I will be working with as a welcome to me and as a goodbye to a lovely visiting Canadian OBGYN who I had assisted on a teaching through CNIS (
http://www.cnis.ca/).
CNIS aims to teach life-saving skills in an ethical, sustainable and cost-effective manner. The instructors follow a standardized curriculum, in which they employ simulators, skills laboratories, and supervised teachings in the operating room. We had typical Ethiopian food followed by some good old Shoulder Dancing - I am rubbish at it but it is good fun!!
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Attempting shoulder dancing |
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Failing at shoulder dancing! |
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OBGYN!! |
At work I have been settling in and appreciating the differences between the hospital/care here and in the UK. I have been examining the medical students - they use the case study and viva set up and were asking about our OSCE set up in the UK.
I have found someone to wash my clothes and he irons and folds them and even pairs the socks - it's great!!
Are those clothes on your bed? If so, those are some sexy-looking bedsheets
ReplyDeleteHahahaaahhaaa! Yes they are the bed sheets!! They were provided already by the landlord but they are exactly the same as we saw in the market in Addis - although they had hearts on them too!!
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