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FDA/CDRH Webinar Draft Guidance: Factors to Consider regarding Benefit - Risk in Medical Device P

http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Training/CDRHLearn/UCM510513.pdf

July 2016
This resource is for clinical research nurses involved in medical device research - latest FDA thinking

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Bookmarked by Cordelia Leisegang - Regional Faculty Lead on 11 Jul 2016
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Evidence International is dedicated to strengthening health systems in low-resource settings by improving the capacity for, and access to, evidence-based health care. They empower health care professionals and students with user-centred education, tools, and technology to build capacity for evidence-based practice, to promote evidence-based health care, and to produce translational clinical research in low-resource settings.

http://www.evidenceinternational.org/

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Bookmarked by The Editorial Team on 27 Apr 2015
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A Sustainable Strategy for Training Nurses and Pharmacists in Health Logistics in Ghana

http://thepump.jsi.com/a-sustainable-strategy-for-training-nurses-and-...

In Ghana, the country’s more than 23,000 nurses and pharmacists work on the frontline of the health supply chain. They are the final link in the chain of workers, who make sure that medicines and other health supplies are available for patients and clients who need them. As such, their logistics skills are vital for keeping the shelves stocked with lifesaving health commodities.

Health workers and logisticians have historically received most of their logistics training after they enter the workforce through what is known as in-service training (IST). However, because IST is costly and often must be repeated as workers change jobs, new and more sustainable ways of training the logistics workforce are needed.

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Bookmarked by Nicola McHugh on 10 Apr 2015
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International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs seek Nursing Coordinator, Mozambique

http://reliefweb.int/job/883686/nursing-coordinator-global-nurse-capac...

Reporting to the ICAP Country Director, Mozambique, the Nurse Coordinator, GNCBP will lead the implementation of the Global Nursing Capacity Building Program (GNCBP) / General Nursing Project (GN) in Mozambique. Provides vision, direction, leadership, and management to ensure the strategic, programmatic, technical, and financial integrity of the program. Responsible for achieving the established and planned results for the program and will be the primary point of contact for all GNCBP issues. Responsible for the overall program management and guidance of the staff members.

Closing date 15th April 2015

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Bookmarked by Nicola McHugh on 12 Mar 2015
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Burdett Trust sponsors 7 Global Nursing Leadership participants for ICN Conference in South Korea

http://www.icn.ch/images/stories/documents/news/press_releases/2015_PR...

Seven former participants of the ICN Burdett Global Nursing Leadership Institute (GNLI) will be sponsored by the Burdett Trust for Nursing to attend the International Council of Nurses (ICN) Conference in Seoul, Republic of Korea.
The Global Nursing Leadership Institute (GNLI) provides a leadership programme for nurses
in senior and executive level positions by employing an action-learning approach within a
collaborative and stimulating learning culture. Participants review and enhance their
leadership skills and behaviours related to national and global health priorities. GNLI alumni
are invited to attend the GNLI Colloquium at the next ICN Conference in Seoul, Korea, 19-23
June 2015.
Burdett has generously offered bursaries for selected GNLI graduates who
cannot access resources to cover costs to attend the colloquium, and is also funding of the
presence of renowned keynote speakers at this event.
“The Burdett Trust for Nursing is delighted to enable seven former participants of the GNLI to
attend the ICN Conference in Seoul,” said Alan Gibbs, Chairman of Trustees, Burdett Trust
for Nursing. “This will give them the opportunity to build on their learning, extend their
international network and develop an even deeper understanding of global healthcare challenges."

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Bookmarked by Nicola McHugh on 3 Mar 2015
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