Michelle Kiprop

Michelle Kiprop replied to "Clinic management software" in the Health IT community.

Greetings! I'm a Family Nurse Practitioner in a small medical clinic in Kenya about an hour from Eldoret. We just started using computers in our clinic last year. We currently use them to record our daily patient roster and some basic finances. We have started dreaming about doing more with patient records but don't have any idea where to start. Does anyone have any recommendations about first steps to take? Is this doable with a ...

Michelle Kiprop replied to "guides for engaging in global health experiences" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.

Wow, what an incredible list of resources. Thank so much for sharing! -- Michelle Kiprop, RN MSN Family Nurse Practitioner Empowering Lives International P.O. Box 6367 Eldoret, 30100 KENYA +254.711.174720

Michelle Kiprop replied to "Nurse Training Volunteer Opportunities" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.

Are you thinking in terms of nursing education for the nurses themselves? Or for nurses to do education in under-served areas? -- Michelle Kiprop, RN MSN Family Nurse Practitioner Empowering Lives International P.O. Box 6367 Eldoret, 30100 KENYA +254.711.174720

Michelle Kiprop replied to "Nurse Training Volunteer Opportunities" in the Global Health Nursing & Midwifery community.

Thanks for the clarification Terri! I am an FNP working in a rural clinic in Kenya. I always love when we have professional volunteers who come and either work directly in the clinic or do training in our staff. I'd love to talk with you further about the possibility of your coming. You can private message me at michellekiprop@gmail.com for more information. -- Michelle Kiprop, RN MSN Family Nurse Practitioner Empowering Lives International P.O. Box ...

Michelle Kiprop replied to "USAID Leader Shah remarks on the progress made toward "eliminating malaria as a major public health problem"" in the Malaria Treatment & Prevention community.

I share the same concerns as Charles regarding the shifting focus on whatever is the current hot topic. We have seen major advances in the war on HIV and AIDS. And with those advances funding has been withdrawn and we are about to see the effects of those decisions. I'm concerned with what we can realistically do on the ground at the village level to keep the war on malaria going strong. -- Michelle Kiprop, ...