Catriona Waitt
@catrionawaitt
Clinical Pharmacology Professor/ Complex Populations/ Africa/ Infectious Diseases/ Acute Medicine/ Multimorbidity/ Mother of Five/ Sax Player / Runner
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09-10-2018 10:25:28
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#AtTheEquatorUG - great to hear the team in action, including Ojara williams Francis clearly describing milk to plasma ratio in Acholi. Great mixture of practical information about breastfeeding, and science regarding lactation pharmacokinetics. Wellcome Health and Life Sciences Public Engagement Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University
Almost 2 months since we finished #RunForATTA and with your encouragement & generous giving, we purchased large batteries to ensure stable cold storage in Mbale neonatal unit run by Kathy Burgoine Born On The Edge. Thank you. The impact of this will be significant #AtTheEquatorUG
A very lively site initiation visit for the Centres for Antimicrobial Optimisation Network TAP protocol at Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University. Antimicrobial resistance is a major threat, and we need to understand PK -PD relationships in our population to use these drugs optimally. Shampa Das Wellcome Faculty of Health and Life Sciences #AtTheEquatorUG
At the end of a project, it is great to celebrate the lasting impact. VirTUAL Consortium enabled important capacity building at the African sites, and all scholars continue to implement this capability in their current roles. Capacity building works! See thread... #AtTheEquatorUG
A few days until our next Pharmacometrics Uganda #PBPK seminar, chaired by Ojara williams Francis, introducing Karen Rowland Yeo discussing an impactful PBPK model which changed practice in the use of moxidectin for river blindness. Register to join us: tinyurl.com/pmxuganda2 Clifford G Banda
Very exciting to meet Adrian Martineau from Queen Mary University of London here at Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University. We last saw one another as junior doctors at Fazakerly Hospital almost a quarter of a century ago. Reunited by Mycobacterium tuberculosis and a love for academic life Deb Lowe💜 Peter
Maternal sepsis still kills far too many women. Please spare 10 minutes to tell us your priorities for research! #AtTheEquatorUG Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University Kathy Burgoine Peter Judith Nanyondo S. Peace Okwaro African Sepsis Alliance (ASA) World Sepsis Day Sepsis Alliance mothers2mothers