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قابل توجه اعضای محترم انجمن دوکتوران نسایی ولادی افغانستان !
قرار است تا برنامه تجلیل از روز جهانی سرطان ها در مقر وزارت صحت عامه بروز چهارشنبه مورخ 8 ماه فبروری از ساعت 10 الی ساعت 12 قبل از ظهر برگذار گردد . داکترصاحبان که اسامی خویش را جهت ثبت نام ارسال نموده و بودند و بقیه داکترصاحبان علاقمند میتوانند کارت دعوت را از بخش رسپشن شفاجو روغتون بدست آورده و در برنامه اشتراک نمایند .
با احترام
افسوگ از شما،شما از افسوگ
Islamic Medical Association of Afghanistan to cooperate with the sister section of the conference (Pap Test Theoretical and Practical Conference).
The Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Afghanistan organizes "Afsog".
Pap test is one of the important screening tests for early diagnosis of cervical lesions, especially its cancers, which will be introduced in theory and practice in this conference.
Submitted by: Dr. Samira "Shahir Rahimi", Obstetrician Gynecologist, Obstetrician in Gynecological Surgery Service, in charge of the Anti-Cancer Committee in Afsog.
Subscription is free for all interns and trainees
is.
Hurry up, the number is limited, only 40 people can participate in this program, those who have not registered will not be allowed to enter the program.
To register, visit the link below and enter your
Detail
Time: 20 Aquarius 1401 on Thursday from 10 to 11:30 am
Location: Al-Hayat hospital 8th Floor
Capacity buliding program of OB/GYN Doctors
(Kabul province)
AFSOG continues its efforts, now it organizes programs to improve its capacity in cooperation with private hospitals in Kabul, and we are starting the above activities in cooperation with Karimi Medical Complex Hospital
Subjects are:
Pap-Smear
Repairing of 4th Grade Lacerations
Cervical cancer
Importance of Nutrition
Time: Wednesday, 22nd of February , from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Location: Karimi KMC Hospital located at the intersection of Pol Sorkh - Kabul - Afghanistan
Note: To register and participate in the above program, please register by calling the above numbers until the end of this week's Tuesday
0780924144
0782336440
Dear respected AFSOG Members!!
We are delighted to inform
you that FIGO is hosting a webinar on 16 March 2023 at 6:30 (PM )AFG Time on Thursday
Topics:
Addressing Endometriosis through minimal access surgery
Speakers:
Dr Megan Wasson,
Chair of FIGO's Committee on Miniml Access Surgery, from United States
Professor Philippe Descamps, FIGO Vice President,from France
Dr.Peter Thiel,from Canada
Dr.Diego Raimondo, from Italy
Dr.Claudia Lopez,from
Colombia
Link of Registration:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7416757783727/WN_v5pLeRIFQiuXpgBKLf5-0Q.
Noteworthy, dear Doctors, who have Afsog membership and those who are Registered on the AFSOG’s website !!
You can join this webinar for your capacity Building.
Webinar topic:
FOGSI ICOG jogi web series research methodology
Date: 2023/March/1
Time: 4:00 pm
Registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89896675148?pwd=TExqUjY5dWMwTmFKM2VOZlh2Q0o2Zz09
Meeting ID: 89896675148
Password: ICOG
With respect
AFSOG
Noteworthy, dear Doctors, who have Afsog membership and those who are Registered on the AFSOG’s website !!
A Laparoscopy course which inculdes Hysteroscopy will be held in Dubai and you can join this course for your capacity building
Note:The programme includes theoretical and practical training and training will be in English.
The course is only for the listed people:
1- Obstetrician and Gynecologists.
2-Specialist Surgeons.
3-General Surgeons Practitioners.
4-Family Physicians and Surgeons.
Course fee : $1900
AFSOG is also looking to get a discount on the fee section for the members of his association and remember that the costs of hotel and travel are the responsibility of the person himself/herself
You must pay 25% of the fee before you arrive in Dubai for reservation of seat.
Course date:
2023/March/16-19
To register, send your CV to email below:
info@medicaltrainingindubai.com
Click on the link below to find out more about this course :
https://www.medicaltrainingindubai.com/
best regards
#AFSOG
Islamic Medical Union of Afghanistan, female section, holds its professional development conference.
Program topic:
Psychiatric disorders in pregnancy
Submitted by: Dr. Hakimullah Saleh, a specialist in mental and neurological diseases
Time: Thursday, March 18 Time: 1:00-3:30 pm.
Location: Kolola poshta , Gole Sorekh intersection, Al-Hayat hospital, 8th house.
To subscribe to the program, send your information to the WhatsApp number below
+93744847475
Name
Surname
university
Duty
Participation in the program is free for all female students and doctors.
The number is limited (30 people).
Note: You will not be allowed to subscribe to the program without registration.
Good news for Obstetrician and Gynecologists of Mazar-e-Sharif province!
CTG practical and theory course for three days taught
by Dr. Nilofar Sultani,
the above course also has a certificate, those who are interested can contact the following number to register:
0791655444
Note: Afsog membership is required.
Noteworthy, dear doctors, who have Afsog membership and those who are registered into Afsog database!!
You can join this webinar to improve your capacity.
Webinar topic:
Celebrating World Down Syndrome Day
Date: March 21, 2023
Time: 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Link of registration:
https://www.onference.in/c/webinar-on-downundefineds-syndrome/5802
Note: After registration, you can participate in the following webinar
With respect
AFSOG
Noteworthy, dear doctors, who have Afsog membership and those who are registered at Afsog database
Now you can join the SAFOG webinar as a member of Afsog to improve your capacity.
Webinar topic:
SAFOG International Orations Webinars 2023
Date: March 23 (Thursday) 2023.
Time: 6:00 (PM) Afghanistan time.
Registration link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Hg6NF0YzR7eR7rIZDcAHPA
You can click on the following links to visit Afsog's social pages:
Facebook: AFSOG
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064856794242&mibextid=LQQJ4d
Instagram: afsog_af
https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=1infybcghgu0t&utm_content=o4r414j
Twitter: @AfsogAfg
https://twitter.com/afsogafg/status/1538128999523794944?s=46&t=x-i0N0QjkmGZq7DblHPc3Q
YouTube: AFSOG afg
https://youtube.com/@afsogafg5675
Noteworthy ,Hosting Training to improve the capacity of Gynecologists and Obstetricians in Kabul at Millat Medical Complex!
Subjects of training: cervical cancer, Pap smear examination and antibiotic resistance lecture.
Time: Sunday at 9 am
Location: Taimani project intersection, Millat Medical Complex
Note: For registration to the above program, please send a WhatsApp message to
Afsog number: 0788653753 Register until Saturday at 12:00 PM.
To strengthen Afsog's social pages, your own community ,Support us (via like, comment and share) with respect #AFSOG
Report On Capacity Building Program Training
Human Medical Laboratory
Date: 1402/5/10
2023/Aug/1
Prepared By: Enjila Ahmadi
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: Human Medical Laboratory
Course Title: Capacity Building Program
Province: Kabul
Starting Date: 1402/5/10
Closing Date: 1402/5/10
Course Facilitator: Dr. Naser Ahmad Hanafi
Program Organizers: Dr . Shinkai Wardak / Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal And Specific Objectives:
Goal: To Improving And Capacity Building For Giving The Correct Way To Take Samples For Culture And Pop Smear Spacing Experiences Sharing Among Obs/Gyne Doctors.
Course Topics:
The Following Topics Were Discussed:
Training Materials And Equipment
The Following Training Aids And Equipment Were Used During The Course:
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:
Course Evaluation: The Participants Were Evaluated By Trainer Through Oral Questions, 97% Of Participants Successfully Learn.
Report On Gestational Diabetes Training
Kabul province Isteqlal Hospital
Date: 1401/9/28
Prepared by: 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: Isteqlal Hospital
Course Title: Gestational Diabetes
Starting Date: 1401/9/28
Closing Date: 1401/9/28
Course Facilitator: Dr.Zarghona Habib
Program organizers: Midwife Zeba Bahram / Nazanin rahimi
Reported Organizer: Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: The goal is to identify the cirteria and screening process for diagnosing of GDM.
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 99% of participants successfully learn.
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Safe Surgery
Training
Kabul province Istaqlala Hospital
Date: 25/4/2021
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: Istaqlal Hospital
Course Title: Safe Surgery
Starting Date: 25/4/2021
Closing Date: 25/4/2021
Course Facilitator: Gulalai Paiman
Report Organizer: Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: Firstly the Doctors will operate on the correct patient the correct site,Doctors will use
methods known to prevent harm from administration while protecting the patient from pain and to ensure safe surgery .
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 92% of participants successfully learn.
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Antibiotic resistance
Training
Kabul province: Khir khana Hospital
Date: 3/4/2023
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: Khair khana Hospital
Course Title: Antibiotic resistancy
Starting Date: 3/4/2023
Closing Date: 3/4/2023
Course Facilitator: Dr. Zubidualla sediqi
Report organizers :Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To determine the knowledge and practices regarding pap smear test among female patients of Khair khan Hospital.
Number of participants:
Doctors: 12
Midwifes: 3
Nurses’:
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 95% of participants successfully learn.
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Training
Tuberculosis
Kabul province: Istaqlal Hospital
Date: 27/11/2020
Prepared by: 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: Istaqlal hospital
Starting Date: 27/11/2020
Closing Date: 27/11/2020
Course Facilitator: Dr.Lutfullah Manzor
Program organizers: Husnia
Report organzied by : Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To reach people who are not reached by the patient-initiated pathway and to detect TB disease early,thereby improving outcomes for individuals and reducing transmission and incidence at population level.
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 95% of participants successfully learn.
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Pap Smear
Orientation
Training
Kabul province: Istaqlal Hospital
Date: 27/8/2020
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: Istaqlal Hospital
Course Title: Pap Smear
Starting Date: 27/8/2020
Closing Date: 27/8/2020
Course Facilitator: Dr, Hanifa Wafi
Program organizers: Shaharbano akbarzada
Report organized by :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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Number of participants:
Doctors: 15
Midwifes:
Nurses’:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.
AFGHAN SOCIETY OF OBSTETRICIANS & GYNECOLOGISTS INTRODUCTIVE MEETING ORGANIZED IN Balkh PROVINCE
A meeting was organized on 13 December 2022 in the Abu Ali Sina Governmental Hospital on the topic “AFSOG Introduction and Developing further coordination among all members” with AFSOG members. All the Gynecological Drs’ were a part of the elucidative program.
The event stared with the felicitation of the Dr. Nasira Yusufi, and welcomes everyone into the meeting. Thereafter, the participants were espoused by Dr. Nasrin Sadiq Khojandi delivering a wonderful presentation. She acquainted them with the objectives and goals of the Meeting reflected her profound knowledge on the topic and highlighted how important it is to be an active member of AFSOG.
An exalting demonstration and effects of being active member of AFSOG on capacity building, and developing coordination and collaboration galvanized the engrossed participants. After the presentation Dr. Nasrin Sadiq Khojandi brainstorms everyone and asked that what are the possible steps that can be undertaken at the personal level and at the society level to enhance capacities, coordination and reduce mortality rate of woman.
The brainstorm and group work triggered the young minds into thinking innovative ways. An interactive concourse ignited the inquisitiveness of participants. They have committed themselves completely to bring about a change in the situation. The informative meeting culminated with a vote of thanks proposed by the head of the Dr. Nasira Yusufi, and followed by below feedback from the participants.
Coordination:
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Capacity Building Program of
Herat Province
Date: 1401/10/26
Prepared by: 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: Arg Hotel Herat province
Course Title: Anal incontinence during delivery ,Neurologic disorders during Pregnancy ,Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome
Starting Date: 1401/10/26
Closing Date: 1401/10/26
Course Facilitator: Dr. Nazir Naemi ,Dr.Rohina Osmani,Dr.Nilab Sultani
Program organizers: Dr.Khwaga Babak / Dr.Shahrbano Akbarzada
Report organizer : Enjila ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To build the capacity of the Doctors of Herat province and teach them about 3 important topics which Doctors of mentioned province suggested .
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 99% of participants successfully learned.
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Gestational Diabetes
Training
Kabul Province: Afshar Hospital
Date: 1401/9/23
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: 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 GDM
Course Topics:
The Following Topics Were Discussed:
Training Materials And Equipment
The Following Training Aids And Equipment Were Used During The Course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The Participants Were Evaluated By Trainer Through Oral Questions, 90% Of Participants Successfully Learn.
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The importance of Nutrition in the first thousand days of life
Orientation
Training
Kabul province Ali Jenah Hospital
Date: 1401/10/14
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: 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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 97% of participants successfully learn.
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Physiotherapy
Training
Kabul province Malalai Hospital
Date: 1402/6/1
2023/8/23
Prepared by: Enjila Ahmadi
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: Malalai hospital
Starting Date: 1402/6/1
Closing Date: 1402/6/1
Course Facilitator: Dr.Atika Sultani
Participated : 38
Program organizers: dr. shahrbano akbarzada, enjila ahmadi
Report organizer: Enjila ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To make Doctors able to help through physical rehabilitation, pain healing of different parts of the body of patients for their health ,fitness and making patients involved in their own recovery
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.
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Physiotherapy
Training
Kabul province Malalai Hospital
Date: 1402/6/1
2023/8/23
Prepared by: Enjila Ahmadi
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: Malalai hospital
Starting Date: 1402/6/1
Closing Date: 1402/6/1
Course Facilitator: Dr.Atika Sultani
Participated : 38
Program organizers: dr. shahrbano akbarzada, enjila ahmadi
Report organizer: Enjila ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To make Doctors able to help through physical rehabilitation, pain healing of different parts of the body of patients for their health ,fitness and making patients involved in their own recovery
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.
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POP Smear Training
Date: 17/01/2018
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 places 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:Malali Hospital
Course Title: POP smear training
Starting Date: 27/10/96 17/1/2018
Closing Date: 27/10/96 17/1/2018
Course Facilitator: Dr.Najia Alimi
Report organizer: Enjila ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: Capacity Building of AFSOG members
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
Training Methodology:
Generally, the course was participatory in manner and all participants were actively involved.
During each sessions of the training, the trainers used the following teaching methodologies:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated through daily and the end of course evalution forms. Generally, evaluation of the course was 85-90%
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Tuberculosis
Training
Kabul province Malalai Hospital
Date: 1398/11/19
Prepared by: 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: Malalai hospital
Starting Date: 1398/11/19
Closing Date: 1398/11/19
Course Facilitator: Dr.Lutfullah Manzor
Program organizers: Farwa akbarzada
Report organizer:Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To reach people who are not reached by the patient-initiated pathway and to detect TB disease early,thereby improving outcomes for individuals and reducing transmission and incidence at population level.
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 95% of participants successfully learn.
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The importance of nutrition in the first thousand days of life
Orientation
Training
Kabul province Malalai Hospital
Date: 18/11/1401
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: Malalai hospital
Course Title: The importance of nutrition in the first thousand days of life
Starting Date: 18/11/1401
Closing Date: 18/11/1401
Course Facilitator: Dr, Hamayun Ludin
Program organizers: Farwa akbarzada / Nazanin rahimi
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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.
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Breast Cancer
Training
Kabul province: Malalai Hospital
Date: 2022/10/22
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: Malalai Hospital
Starting Date: 2022/10/22
Closing Date: 2022/10/22
Course Facilitator: Dr.Rabia sahak
Program organizers: Dr. rabia sahak
Report Organizer: Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To make Doctors able to slow or stop the growth of cancer and preventing return of the cancer and managing symptoms of incurable.
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.
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Gestational Diabetes
Training
Kabul province Malalai Hospital
Date: 1401/9/30
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: Malalai hospital
Course Title: Gestational Diabetes
Starting Date: 1401/9/30
Closing Date: 1401/9/30
Course Facilitator: Dr.Zarghona Habib
Program organizers: Farwa akbarzada / Nazanin rahimi
Report organizer: Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: The goal is to identify the cirteria and screening process for diagnosing of GDM
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 90% of participants successfully learn.
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Mental Awareness
Training
Kabul province Malalai Hospital
Date: 1399/9/5
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: Malalai hospital
Course Title: Mental Awareness
Starting Date: 1399/9/5
Closing Date: 1399/9/5
Course Facilitator: Dr.Fanila Zaki
Program organizers: Farwa akbarzada / Nazanin rahimi
Report organizer: Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To raise awareness about the mental health continuum ,reduce stigma
Associated with mental illness ,promote help seeking behaviors and emotional well-being practices and prevent suicide through individual education and outreach events
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 93% of participants successfully learn.
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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
Report Organizer : Enjila Ahmadi
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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 80% of participants successfully learn.
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Mental Awareness
Training
Kabul province Shahr ara Hospital
Date: 1400/11/21
Prepared by: MS.Farwa 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: Mental Awareness
Starting Date: 1400/11/21
Closing Date: 1400/11/21
Course Facilitator: Dr.Fanila Zaki
Program organizers: Dr.Spozhmai Nikben / Nazanin rahimi
Report Organizer : Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To raise awareness about the mental health continuum ,reduce stigma
Associated with mental illness ,promote help seeking behaviors and emotional well-being practices and prevent suicide through individual education and outreach events
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 96% of participants successfully learn.
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Physiotherapy
Training
Kabul province:
Shahr_Ara Hospital
Date: 1402/6/1
2023/8/23
Prepared by: Enjila Ahmadi
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
Starting Date: 1402/6/1
Closing Date: 1400/6/1
Course Facilitator: Dr.Atika Sultani
Participated : 22
Program organizers: Dr. shahrbano akbarzada, Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To make Doctors able to help through physical rehabilitation, pain healing of different parts of the body of patients for their health ,fitness and making patients involved in their own recovery
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 90% of participants successfully learn.
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Pap Smear
Orientation
Training
Kabul province: Istaqlal Hospital
Date: 27/8/2020
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: Istaqlal Hospital
Course Title: Pap Smear
Starting Date: 27/8/2020
Closing Date: 27/8/2020
Course Facilitator: Dr, Hanifa Wafi
Program organizers: Shaharbano akbarzada
Report organized by :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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Number of participants:
Doctors: 15
Midwifes:
Nurses’:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.
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Training
Tuberculosis
Kabul province: Istaqlal Hospital
Date: 27/11/2020
Prepared by: 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: Istaqlal hospital
Starting Date: 27/11/2020
Closing Date: 27/11/2020
Course Facilitator: Dr.Lutfullah Manzor
Program organizers: Husnia
Report organzied by : Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: To reach people who are not reached by the patient-initiated pathway and to detect TB disease early,thereby improving outcomes for individuals and reducing transmission and incidence at population level.
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 95% of participants successfully learn.
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Safe Surgery
Training
Kabul province Istaqlala Hospital
Date: 25/4/2021
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: Istaqlal Hospital
Course Title: Safe Surgery
Starting Date: 25/4/2021
Closing Date: 25/4/2021
Course Facilitator: Gulalai Paiman
Report Organizer: Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: Firstly the Doctors will operate on the correct patient the correct site,Doctors will use
methods known to prevent harm from administration while protecting the patient from pain and to ensure safe surgery .
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 92% of participants successfully learn.
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Gestational Diabetes
Training
Kabul province Isteqlal Hospital
Date: 1401/9/28
Prepared by: 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: Isteqlal Hospital
Course Title: Gestational Diabetes
Starting Date: 1401/9/28
Closing Date: 1401/9/28
Course Facilitator: Dr.Zarghona Habib
Program organizers: Midwife Zeba Bahram / Nazanin rahimi
Reported Organizer: Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: The goal is to identify the cirteria and screening process for diagnosing of GDM.
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 99% of participants successfully learn.
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Physiotherapy Training
Esteqlal hospital
Date: 2024-6-sep
1402-6-15
Prepared by: Enjila ahmadi
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 places 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: esteqlal hospital
Course Title: physiotherapy training
Starting Date: 30/10/2017
Closing Date: 30/10/2018
Course Facilitator: DR. Atika Sultani
Report Organizer : Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: Capacity Building of AFSOG members
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
Training Methodology:
Generally, the course was participatory in manner and all participants were actively involved.
During each sessions of the training, the trainers used the following teaching methodologies:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated through daily and the end of course evaluation forms. Generally, evaluation of the course was -90 95%
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Symposium
Kabul province: Merwarid hall
Date: 22-23-24 / May / 2022
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: Merwarid hall
Course Title: IMPLANT / 4th grade laceration repairing class/ HBB /Partograph / PPIUCD / Save surgery
Starting Date: 20/10/2022
Closing Date: 20/10/2022
Course Facilitators: Dr. Humaira alwai – Dr, Nazefa hamrah - Dr, Kimiya safi – Dr, Palwasha Ali zai – Dr. NooruallHaq
Program organizers: Shaharbano akbarzada / Farwa akbarzada / Zabiuallah yaqoobi /Spozhmi zaland /Manizha kakar / Zeba Bahram / Hoorya fagarzada / Zohra yaqoobi
Report Organizer: Enjila Ahmadi
Number of participants:
Doctors: 728
Midwifes:
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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions,100% of participants successfully learned.
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The importance of nutrition in the first thousand days of life
Orientation
Training
Kabul province: Merwarid Hall
Date: 20 /9/2022
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: Merwarid Hall
Course Title: The importance of nutrition in the first thousand days of life
Starting Date: 20/9/2022
Closing Date: 20/9/2022
Course Facilitator: Dr, Hamayun Ludin
Program organizers: Dr. Shenki Wardak . Dr. shaharbano akbarzada . Zabiualla Yaqoobi
Report Organizer: Enjila Ahamadi
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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.
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Symposium
Kabul province: Murwarid hall
Date: 20/10/2022
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: Murwarid hall
Course Title: IMPLANT / 4th grade laceration repairing class
Starting Date: 20/10/2022
Closing Date: 20/10/2022
Course Facilitators: Dr. Humaira alwai dr, Nazefa hamrah
Program organizers: Shaharbano akbarzada / Farwa akbarzada / Zabiuallah yaqoobi /Spozhmi zaland /Manizha kakar / Zeba Bahram / Hoorya fagarzada / Zohra yaqoobi
Report Organizer : Enjila Ahmadi
Number of participants:
Doctors: 156
Midwifes:
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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions,100% of participants successfully learned.
AFSOG Activities in Kandahar
A workshop was held on 1401/3/27 for the development capacity of Kandahar with the help of Atco Campaign, in which 40 doctors participated in the workshop on cognitive, gestational diabetes, PCOS, cervlage, RH incompatibility, menstruation cycle physiology, Menopause and vitamin D concentrations were reported.
Appointing the resignation committee for Kandahar
The following seminars are held based on the need of the doctors of the hospital
Male infertility. Dr. Zahra Zahid
Female infertility Dr. Nazanin Kumke
AUB Dr. Kamila Gharwal
Acute respiratory failure Dr. Shagofa Siddiqui
Methotrexate protocol. Dr. Sagofa Siddiqui
30 doctors of Kandahar completed 18 sessions and received certificates in which doctors from inside and outside the hospital participated.
Symposiums have been organized for Kandahar, the first symposium was held on 2021/3/27, in which 40 doctors participated, and the second symposium was held.
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Training
Capacity building
Khair _khah medical complex hospital
Kabul province
Date: 1402-6-21
Prepared by: Enjila ahmadi
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: khair khah medical complex
Course Title: capacity building
Starting Date: 1402-6-21
Program organizers: enjila ahmadi / dr sonita bahram
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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 98% of participants successfully learn.
Report On
Pap Smear
Orientation
Training
Kabul province: Khair khana Hospital
Date: 1401/12/29
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: Khair khana Hospital
Course Title: Pap Smear
Starting Date: 1401/12/29
Closing Date: 1401/12/29
Course Facilitator: Dr, Samira Shahir rahimi
Program organizers: 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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Number of participants:
Doctors: 18
Midwifes:
Nurses’:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 91% of participants successfully learn.
Report On Brucellosis
Khair khana Hospital
Kabul province
Date: 1398/11/8
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: Khair khana hospital
Course Title: Capacity Building program
Starting Date: 1398/11/8
Closing Date: 1398/11/8
Course Facilitators: Dr. Shema Sediqi
Program organizers: Dr. Adiba Anis
Report Organizer : Enjila Ahmadi
Number of participants:
Doctors: 17
Midwifes:
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:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions,100% of participants successfully learned.
Report On
Safe Surgery
Training
Kabul province: Khair khana Hospital
Date: 1401/12/20
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: khair khana 102 bastar
Course Title: Safe Surgery
Starting Date: 20/12/1401 / 11/3/2023
Closing Date: 20/12/1401 / 11/3/2023
Course Facilitator: Kemya Jawid Safi
Preport organizers: Enjila Ahmadi
Course Goal and Specific Objectives:
Goal: Firstly the Doctors will operate on the correct patient the correct site,Doctors will use
methods known to prevent harm from administration while protecting the patient from pain and to ensure safe surgery .
Course Topics:
The following topics were discussed:
Training Materials and Equipment
The following training aids and equipment were used during the course:
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:
Course Evaluation:
The participants were evaluated by trainer through oral questions, 92% of participants successfully learn.
