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• Subham Basak 1 Feb 2020

  Hello All,
  I am Subham Basak currently engaged with the biotechnology industry in India. I have a M.Sc Biotechnology Degree from Jadavpur University, India.
  I will be happy to answer any of your queries.
  Thanks,
  Subham.

• Mahamed Hamad 1 Feb 2020

  Hello All, This is Mohamed Hamad, I worked for UNODC, Middle East and North Africa Office for five years. I managed a project that tackled HIV and drug dependency in prisons across Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Libya. I am still interested in the subject. Just knew about this network. A lot of info that I am eager to go through.

• CHAPLAIN GENERAL REV. DR. PRINCE GILL OGBONNA 27 Nov 2018

  Hello everyone!
  I am Chaplain General Rev. Dr. Prince Gill Ogbonna President International Prison Chaplain Association Nigeria (IPCA Nigeria) working in Prison.
  Happy to see all of you on WEPHREN – You’re a great asset to this network. Looking forward to network with you in this interesting area Prison Healthcare and Education of Prison inmates.
  We need your support in this area of Healthcare, Education of Prison inmates and Reintegration. We are an NGO here in Nigeria, so you can do any project with us.
  We believe that WEPHREN will be an excellent resource that will enable us to share our experience and activity and to gain knowledge from a wider Network of colleagues. Thank you WEPHREN.

• Kasimba samuel 7 Nov 2018

  AM KASIMBA K Samuel,i work at district local government in KASESE DISTRICT WESTERN UGANDA.

• Gabriela Ramos 3 Nov 2018

  Hola Soy Gabriela Ramos de Argentina al Norte del pais. Medica clinica y Nefróloga Investigando acerca de Tuberculosis

• Gabriela Ramos 3 Nov 2018

  Hola estimados: Soy medica clinica y nefrologa en Argentina al norte en una ciudad llamada Salta. Estoy en la busqueda de conocer mas sobre la Tuberculosis patologia de alta prevalencia en nuestra áre. El problema que tenemos es la gran migracion de frontera y en mi caso los paciente que veo son pacientes con inmunodepresion, renales cronicos en diálisis, por lo cual identificacar la enfermedad se hace dificil por el compoortamiento de la micobacteria latente. La falta de recursos para poder identificar y la evolucion torpida de los pacientes a su descenlace preocupa y alarma. Esto es mi preocupacióon y me gustaria compartir esta problemática para compartir experiencias. Muchas gracias Gabriela Ramos

• shumaila 1 Nov 2018

  Hi ,
  I am glad to join this group of health professionals. I am manager research in leading cardiac hospital in pakistan with a rich background in data management and collaborations with international registries .
  Most of my publications are in cardiac health.

  Attached files: Shumaila_furnaz_Researcher.docx
• bensonoderah 30 Oct 2018

  Hi all,
  I'm Benson Odera, Lab technician Pwani University Kenia

• Prasad 30 Oct 2018

  Dear all, I am Dr Prasad from India, working on Tuberculosis in prisons of India. best
  

• Chaitali Gedam 28 Sep 2018

  Hello, I am Chaitali Gedam.

• Sunita Sturup-Toft 26 Sep 2018

  Hi James,

  Good to hear from you and welcome to WEPHREN! You might want to think about writing a blog piece about your findings so far. Happy to discuss further - you can contact me directly on wephren@phe.gov.uk

  Thanks.

• Dr James Fraser 17 Sep 2018

  Hello,
  I am James Fraser from Scotland. Have completed a PhD that looked at what health meant to male prisoners in the Scottish Prison Service and also the healthcare they experienced in prison and upon liberation to the community.
  Am keen to disseminate my findings to those working in the field of prison healthcare and
  look forward to discussing this fascinating topic with like minded individuals.
  Kind regards
  James Fraser

• Richard Kalimba 6 Jan 2018

  Hello, I am Richard Kalimba from Malawi am looking for opportunity of research assistant, am agribusiness management specialist but am just staying to find capital of at least £3000 so appealing who can help me find something to DL that I should realize my dreaming of doing business, I have attached my CV,, thanks in advance

  Attached files: RICHARD_C_KALIMBAS_CV.docx
• Nidhi Khurana 21 Dec 2017

  Hello everyone!
  My name is Nidhi and I am a Ph.D. graduate with an immense interest in clinical research. I hope joining global health network gives me an opportunity to network with healthcare providers in the field so that I can learn from their experience. I hope to indulge in discussions on this forum to share and gain some insights into global healthcare.

  Best Wishes,
  Nidhi

• David Otieno Odongo 21 Dec 2017

  Hello.
  I am glad to join this group of health professionals. I am Doctoral graduate in Risk Reduction and Sustainable Development with a rich background in Community Health and Development.
  Most of my publications are in Public Health.
  I would be interested to be part of a research team in health risk reduction.
  

  Attached files: Updated_CV.pdf
• Stephanie Topp 14 Dec 2017

  My name is Steph Topp - I am a social scientists / public health academic and over the past 8 years I've been working in the Zambian prison system with the Correctional Services and Ministry of Home Affairs to strengthen prison infectious disease responses and broader prison health / criminal justice governance issues. Part of that has been conducting baseline assessments of prison health systems and access to health services in that system. Looking forward to hearing more about, and learning from, the experiences of others in this complex and multi-faceted domain.

• Sunita Sturup-Toft 14 Sep 2017

  Hi Enda, thanks for all your support!

  You can see Enda on my September vlog in https://wephren.tghn.org/community/wephren-vlog/

• Enda Kelly 22 Aug 2017

  Glad to finally join up.
  My name is Enda Kelly and I am the National Operational Nurse Manager with the Irish Prison Service. Like John above, I am delighted to lend my support and that of the Irish Prison Service to WEPHREN.
  WEPHREN has the potential to offer all of us ready access to the experiences and work of colleagues across the world, as long as we all contribute on a regular basis.
  For myself, it is really comforting to see what others are experiencing and how they are going about dealing with the many and complex issues that prison health presents. It is also great not to have to reinvent the wheel and access the latest research, to help inform and underpin the future of our services.

• Sunita Sturup-Toft 9 Aug 2017

  Hi John, great to see you here and thanks so much for all your support!

• John Porter 3 Aug 2017

  My name is John Porter and I am the National Nurse Advisor for the National Prisoner Healthcare Network in Scotland.
  I am delighted to introduce myself and to lend my support to the Wephren virtual group.
  I am the current Chair of the Scottish Coordinating Group (SCG)for the 5 Nations Health and Justice Collaboration.
  The SCG engages with the wider community in Scotland who have an interest in and involvement with Prisoner Healthcare. I represent that National Prisoner Healthcare Network and others in our SCG group represent Health Boards in Scotland, the Scottish Prison Service , Public Health and Scottish Government.
  We believe that Wephren will be an excellent resource that will enable us to share our experience and activity and to gain knowledge from a wider Network of colleagues.