2014 TeamMED Launch Night
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Slides from the TeamMED Launch night held early in 2014. Provides an overview of TeamMED, exciting events and trips for 2014, and information about the 2014 Tonga trip.jyg
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2014 TeamMED Launch Night
- 1. Team:MED Launch 27th March 2014
- 2. Who are we?
- 3. • To allow students to actively participate in global health initiatives • To support students in the preparation of their own global health initiatives • To build relationships with developing communities that are sustainable and mutually beneficial • To enhance students’ understanding and awareness of healthcare in developing communities Our Objectives
- 4. TeamMED TM Global Health Initiatives Community Outreach Trips Local Volunteer Opportunities Education Individual Student Medical Electives Resource Collection and Donation What Do We Do?
- 5. • Holistic projects – Health promotion – Donation of medical equipment – Village outreach projects – Cultural exchange • Structured trip program – Pre-trip preparation: meet your team, cultural/ language courses, research and needs analysis, fundraising, skills training – Detailed day-to-day program – Proper de-briefing Community Outreach Trips
- 6. 1. Recognise that patients’ rights are universal. 2. Put your host community’s interests first. 3. Give local trainees priority. 4. Emphasise education. 5. Think long-term sustainability. 6. Do not use the ‘developing world’ for practising your skills. 7. Practise quality medicine. 8. Know your limits. 9. Have a focus. 10. Consider the broader implication of your presence. 10 Ethical Guidelines A Guide to Working Abroad, MJA, 2011
- 7. • Focusing on community’s needs • Teaming up with existing services • Capacity and infrastructure building • Good donation principles • Multiple return visits Medical students Host community Ensuring Mutual Benefits…
- 8. TONGA 2013Sneak Peek: Where do we go? TONGA!! UGANDA!! NEPAL!! … Upcoming Indigenous Trip!! More info to follow!!
- 11. • Elective information night – Held on April 14th – Practical information session • TeamMed’s elective guide – Download it from www.teammed.org – Contextualized to Monash medicine faculty • Resource donation – Contact us 6 weeks in advance! Student Elective Support
- 13. Tonga Andrew Long & Elliot Anderson Mālō ē lelei
- 14. Tonga
- 15. • OBESITY – 69% obese • Heart disease • Diabetes – 18% of Tongans have diabetes, – By 2030, 25% of pop will be diabetic • Access to healthcare resources Tonga – the health issues
- 16. Our trip – Hospital
- 17. Our trip – Outreach clinic
- 18. Our trip – Diabetes Screening
- 19. Our trip - Donations
- 20. Our trip – It’s not all work
- 21. • Potential Research Opportunity • Formal Diabetes Screening Clinic • Health Promotion Radio Campaign • Tonga Hospital Experience Your trip
- 22. • Who? – 4-6 students • When? – June • Cost - $1500-2000 inlcuding flights • Applications close Sunday April 5pm • Extra info: – ajlon1@student.monash.edu – epand1@student.monash.edu Tonga – Trip details
- 23. Thanks
Editor's Notes
- Started in 2009Student run not-for-profit organisationFocus on providing students with global health experience and opportunities
- We’re all about a hands on, action approach! Hoping to allow students to develop their health care and cultural skills whilst getting involved in activities that are truly valuable
- Not overseas hospital attachment. Optimize your time there Unlike medical tourism companies – do not make a profit for the trips and don’t ask you to pay exuberant fees – you just have to work out funding for your own travel to the destination and accomodation/living expenses once there – generally very cheap!Fundraising – for resources/equipment other needs of the community that we either bring with us or help the community to purchase
- Personal and professional benefits stand to gain from Developing countries to have the opportunity to do procedures and see weird and wonderful diseases Make a difference, value add to the community, create an impact, develop sustainable relationship
- Recent year’s teammed have become unique as a central facility for collection, storage and supply of donated medical resources. Used to be a similar one associated with melbourneuni but I don’t believe they are in operation any moreA great way you can get involved in teammed is to approach your various hospital or GP placements and ask if they have any resources they may be able to donate. We have some forms and advice available if you want to do this.Currently in need of a resource coordinator to facilitate this process! You would basically be a part of our general committee so get to participate in all team activities plus run the resource program. Ben is available tonight –last years coordinator if you’d like to chat about what that involves. If you’re interested come and see us tonight or send us an email.
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