SCHEDULE DAY 0 ~ BHSS Official Launch Dinner, Opening Ceremony, 05 December 2012 Time: 1830hrs – 2100hrs 1. Welcome Remarks - Prof S. Vento 2. Keynote Speaker – Professor Sheila Tlou, Director UNAIDS regional Support team, Eastern and Southern Africa 3. BHSS Organising Committee President 4. GHETS- Executive Director Meenakshi Menon 5. Vote of thanks Dean Faculty of Health Sciences Perfomances by the Maruapula theatre group and the Quartet DRINKS! DRINKS! DRINKS! DRINKS! DRINKS!
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SCHEDULE
DAY 0 ~ BHSS Official Launch Dinner, Opening Ceremony, 05 December 2012
Time: 1830hrs – 2100hrs
1. Welcome Remarks - Prof S. Vento 2. Keynote Speaker – Professor Sheila Tlou, Director UNAIDS regional
Support team, Eastern and Southern Africa 3. BHSS Organising Committee President 4. GHETS- Executive Director Meenakshi Menon 5. Vote of thanks Dean Faculty of Health Sciences
Perfomances by the Maruapula theatre group and the Quartet
DAY 1- PRIORITIES IN HEALTHCARE: NCDs , 06 December 2012 0730hrs – 0900hrs (Early Morning Session)
1. Panel Discussion 1- Making the right Decisions 0730hrs Botswana’s Healthcare System Dr Kolaatamo Malefho (PS) 20mins 0750hrs Lessons and leverage from HIV Dr Themba Moeti (Outgoing ACHAP director) 15 mins 0805hrs NCDs care in Botswana currently Dr Eugene Nyarko (WHO country rep) 15mins 0835hrs Models of approach In Education and training (Dr Billy Tsima,UB family medicine) 15 mins
3. Panel Discussions 2- Shaping the future-HIV way or the NCD avenue?
1000hrs Cervical cancer the rising epidemic Dr Doreen Ramogola-Masire(BUP country director) 20mins 1020hrs Mental health reforms to meet the 21st century care Dr Mpho Thula (Sbrana Supritendent)
1035hrs HIV care in Botswana 20 years down the line NACA 1050hrs Dr M. Havekamp(Lead HIV specialist BUP), Experiences, the new HIV patient, Challenges of HIV resistance, Medically induced disorders and the future care of HIV in Botswana 1105-1200hrs Dr Onen(Endocrinologist GPH)
5. Panel Discussion 3 ~ HEALTH INEQUITIES-The road to vision 2030 1330hrs Community based organization’s local experiences ~ Kuru 1350hrs Equity and health Systems: Making it work for the poor ~ Cecil Haverkamp 1405hrs Men for health and gender Justice, Mr R. Letlhogile 1430hrs REMIX ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS, speakers, delegates Panel Discussion 4~ HEALTH INFORMATICS- A young field that is transforming health and healthcare across the globe
o 1535hrs Health Informatics 1.0: The Basics- Mr. Martin Stimela (CDC) 10 minutes o 1545hrs Revolutionizing Healthcare Provision with Health Informatics- Mr. Tom Achoki (MoH) 10 minutes o 1555hrs Re-engineering Education via mLearning- Ms. Masego Kebaetse (UB)- 10 minutes o 16:05hrs Health Informatics Capacity Building for Health Professionals- Cynthia (Botswana-UPenn Partnership)- 10 minutes o 16:15hr The Landscape of Health Informatics in Botswana- All Panelists- 15 minutes
• Remix Session~ Mixing it up with mHealth 1630-1730hrs 1800hrs DINNER 2000hrs – 2200hrs Social Event (TBA) DAY 2 07 December 2012 0730hrs – 1000hrs Panel Discussion 1 ~ Paving the way for the Next generation, Professionalism and Career development 1. Career options in healthcare and gaps in the healthcare sectors 0730hrs Nursing 0750hrs Medicine 2. 0810hrs Healthcare system reforms to address junior doctors and junior healthcare professionals challenges (Botswana Junior Doctors Association) 3. 0830hrs Barriers and opportunities in professional development 0845- 1000hrs Sponsored Discussion and Side events 1000hrs – 1230hrs Panel Discussion 2 ~ YOUTH TAKING THE LEAD IN HEALTH DECISIONS… 1000hrs Youth empowerment in healthcare decision making ~ Mr Uyapo Ndadi
1020hrs How young doctors revolutionized healthcare in South Sudan Dr Hiba Salih 1035hrs University of Botswana medical Students Association 1050hrs Building capacity for youth heath organisations CDC 1120hrs – 1200hrs REMIX SESSION (P) (How is Botswana fairing re: health indicators, and what role are medical students/healthcare students going to play? Where are the gaps and how can med students be involved in addressing them now and in the longer term) 1200hrs – 1330hrs LUNCH 1330hrs Panel Discussion ~ RESEARCH 1330hrs Overview of research (why it is important, scope of research that medical students can be involved in, IRB application process) Dr Kebaabetswe 1350hrs how is the Faculty of health sciences going to fund student led health researches? Prof Mazonde 1410hrs Presentations by med students and residents involved in research 1415 – 1500hrs Breakoff Workshops (Exploring potential research areas in groups and presentations by GHETS) 1500hrs – 1630hrs CLOSING CEREMONY AND AWARDING OF CERTIFICATES 1. Presentations from breakoff workshops (P) (Resolutions and recommendations) 2. Closing speech
