Manzi Anatole

Manzi Anatole started a discussion "Building Nurse Mentoring Programs focused on Quality Improvement GHDonline Virtual Panel Discussion Sept 19-23" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.

In Rwanda, the majority of primary care is delivered at health centers staffed by nurses. Nurses receive basic training in secondary school and some pursue additional training in post-secondary institutions. Traditional efforts to support ongoing nurse training have included costly centralized training workshops and sporadic supervision visits, which are often consumed by data collection and reporting. In response to these challenges, Partners in Health (PIH) / Inshuti Mu Buzima (IMB) has collaborated with the Ministry ...

Manzi Anatole replied to "Building Nurse Mentoring Programs focused on Quality Improvement GHDonline Virtual Panel Discussion Sept 19-23" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.

I wanted to thank all participants for your fantastic contributions to this panel discussion over the past week. I hope this exchange continues—there is much we can continue to learn from one another! Below, I’ve summarized some highlights from the discussion so far and some additional thoughts from my own research on this topic. In Rwanda, as in many resource-limited settings, the majority of primary care is delivered at health centers staffed by nurses. Delivering ...

Manzi Anatole replied to "Building Nurse Mentoring Programs focused on Quality Improvement GHDonline Virtual Panel Discussion Sept 19-23" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.

Hello everyone, Thank you for sharing experience on nurse mentorship and QI programs. The discussion is very helpful and constructive. I do appreciate how systematic you have been in sharing experience and thoughts. Moving forward I thought it would be great to share experience on challenges encountered during our mentoring programs. I have summarized the main challenges that I have been facing so far and I am interested to hearing your experience, especially getting idea ...

Manzi Anatole replied to "Building Nurse Mentoring Programs focused on Quality Improvement GHDonline Virtual Panel Discussion Sept 19-23" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.

Thank you all for bringing up good questions/comments and relevant viewpoints. Lisa, Deb and others touched the questions that Di raised at the beginning of this discussion but I want to make sure that all is clear so that we can move along with specific questions mentioned at the end of my introduction. To better understand our mentoring program, it is very important to know the context of care delivery and nurse practitioners in Rwanda ...