Laxmi Tamang
About Laxmi Tamang
Laxmi Tamang, RN, MPH and PhD student is a founding member of the first and only free-standing birthing centre in Nepal led by female health professional, and a founding member of Midwifery Society of Nepal (MIDSON). She is passion about improving sexual and reproductive health services, strengthening midwifery education and service, empowring women and promoting gender equality. As an Australian Leadership Award scholar, currently she is doing her doctoral study at the University of Sydney, researching on how gender-based power relations affect the uptake of sexual and reproductive health services among young Nepalese people. Learn more about me and MIDSON at http://www.ausaid.gov.au/hottopics/topic.cfm?ID=1914_7489_8187_2588_9517; http://www.unfpa.org/public/site/global/pid/5859; http://www.midson.org
Role(s) / Profession(s)
- Development Professional
Organization
- Aadharbhut Prasuti Sewa Birthing/Reproductive Health Centre
Work Location(s)
- Nepal
Language(s)
- English
- Nepali
Laxmi's Communities
Recent Contributions
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Laxmi Tamang started a discussion "Global Midwifery Twinning Project Launched". in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.
It is my great pleasure to share to the members of this group that the Royal College of Midwives (RCM), UK's landmark three-year twinning project with Nepal, Cambodia and Uganda has been officially launched this month. The project is funded through the Health Partnership Scheme, which is funded by the ...
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Laxmi Tamang replied to "course syllabus for Global Health Nursing elective in undergraduate program" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.
Dear Robert, I'm quite impressed in what you are doing. It seems to me that it will be useful for Nepal as well since we've high illiteracy rate, high maternal/neonatal deaths, poor access and utilisation of services, especially in rural and remote Nepal. By the way, by profession I'm a ...
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Laxmi Tamang replied to "Membership" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.
Dear Donna, I joined the Global Health Nursing and Midwifery community to share ideas, experiences, questions, discussions and resources with the nursing/midwifery colleagues around the world; learn and update about what nursing/midwifery colleagues are doing in order to support in improving and strengthening nursing/midwifery services in under-resourced areas; and network ...
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Laxmi Tamang replied to "Quality of Nursing Care and Nursing Leadership in Nepal" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.
Dear Tess, I would appreciate if you could elaborate bit more about School Nursing as an avenue to utilise nurses who are not working. Regarding the brain drain I'm not that much concern because wherever they go at least they are contributing for the mankind and we can't stop people ...
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Laxmi Tamang replied to "Quality of Nursing Care and Nursing Leadership in Nepal" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.
Dear Joe, I respect your view but at the same time I am bit cynical with your opinion. Being a nurse with public health background I have worked directly in the national public health care delivery system and had 15 years experience working in the development sector of my country, ...
Recent Recommendations
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