http://healafrica.ericnguyen.com/ 2009-07-02T23:49:32-07:00 http://healafrica.ericnguyen.com/ http://healafrica.ericnguyen.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-07-01T15:05:34-07:00 enguyen http://healafrica.ericnguyen.com/doku.php?id=volunteer:volunteers&rev=1246485934&do=diff Welcome to the HEAL Africa Volunteer Coordination page. We'll have essential information for anyone who would like to come help us out in Goma, soon. Step 1: Apply to Volunteer * Explore the HEAL Africa Website HEAL Africa Website and “Projects” pages on this wiki to see where you or your group might be a good fit. * Download and fill out the ["Step 1: Volunteer Application Form."] and email it to the Public Relations Director at <virginie.mumbere@gmail.com> and <judy@healafrica.org> text/html 2009-01-28T10:38:34-07:00 hmcconnell http://healafrica.ericnguyen.com/doku.php?id=contacts&rev=1233167914&do=diff Virginie Mumbere Public Relations Director HEAL Africa, Goma DR Congo Email: <virgomum2002@yahoo.fr> Phone: +243994042513 Secondary Phone: +243853111117 Harper McConnell US Director of Development HEAL Africa, Seattle, WA Email: <harper@healafrica.org> Phone: +1 360 878-5571 text/html 2009-01-02T18:30:50-07:00 enguyen http://healafrica.ericnguyen.com/doku.php?id=editorguide&rev=1230949850&do=diff Welcome, wiki editors and editors-to-be. Thanks for your interest in contributing to the HEAL Africa Planning wiki. A “wiki” is a web site that a bunch of people can edit together, while easily being able to review one another's changes. This resource becomes more and more useful with each of your changes, large and small. You can read more about wikis, here. text/html 2009-01-01T14:17:21-07:00 pbmillican http://healafrica.ericnguyen.com/doku.php?id=medicine:medicine&rev=1230848241&do=diff HEAL Africa's medical mission covers a great many areas. We will gradually add information about our needs and goals, here, as it arises. There isn't much yet, so for now we will simply list reports below that have come in from the field Issued by Paul Millican. The full report can be viewed here. The summary is as follows: text/html 2008-12-28T11:37:53-07:00 enguyen http://healafrica.ericnguyen.com/doku.php?id=ict:bakesemail2008&rev=1230493073&do=diff Email from Paul Bakes to Steve Conrad and Eric Nguyen, December 2008 Here is an update after my 4 weeks in Goma September and October. I will try to cover some of the stuff on the wiki and give you a full update too. [...] Quick update on wiki hardware needs: text/html 2008-12-28T11:33:36-07:00 enguyen http://healafrica.ericnguyen.com/doku.php?id=ict:ict&rev=1230492816&do=diff Welcome to the HealAfrica IT Planning wiki. At the moment, we are collecting information to help us evaluate solutions to put in place in Goma and brainstorming potential projects. Bring higher-bandwidth connection to HA in Goma We have a Terracom card (Operating through RwandaTel) that Bridget left here for use at the hospital. She says that it is paid up for two years, starting on 8/2007. We've started using it as the connection for a separate network in the hospital. text/html 2008-12-27T21:35:04-07:00 enguyen http://healafrica.ericnguyen.com/doku.php?id=medicine:nursingsummary2008&rev=1230442504&do=diff Nursing at HEAL Africa in Goma, DRC From Emily Conrad, April 2008 Background Info: * Nurses rotate through the wards every six months- peds, ER, ICU, surgery, post-surgical, internal medicine, Labor & Delivery. * There are approximately 8 nurses on per shift; the patient census is usually around 200 patients, although there are only 150 beds at the hospital. * There are 27 nurses employed at HEAL; 20 MDs. * Shifts are 7am-3pm, 9am-5pm, 5pm-7am. * All patients at HEAL must have …