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‘Lift as you rise’: honouring Bongani Mayosi

2021 FCP Refresher Course

UCT Dept of Medicine Covid-19 updates

Professor Ntobeko Ntusi, Chair and Head of the Department of Medicine, University of Cape Town, provides insights and guidelines from Infectious Disease Experts and Specialist Clinicians in the Department, as well as contributions from the global community that are deemed relevant to our circumstances.

‘Lift as you rise’: honouring Bongani Mayosi

On the anniversary of his birthday, UCT colleagues, family and friends honoured the late Professor Bongani Mayosi with a bibliography, an inaugural lecture and the renaming (and future renovations) of the University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Health Sciences Library, which will now be known as the Bongani Mayosi Health Sciences Library.

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Thursday, 25 February 2021

Lancet Commission on Diabetes Launch – Using data to transform diabetes care and lives with diabetes

13 Nov (Friday) 0900 (EST) 1400 (GMT/UK) 1500 (Geneva) 2200 (Hong Kong) 0100 (Melbourne) 1600(SAST)

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Thu, 12 Nov 2020 - 10:30

International TB Meningitis Research Consortium

Invitation to join International TB Meningitis Research Consortium13 Nov 1pm SA time

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Thu, 12 Nov 2020 - 08:45

World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) Campaign for Africa 2020, 18-24 November 2020

WAAW (World Antimicrobial Awareness Week) takes place from 18-24 November 2020. Please click within the advert to register.

Publication Date:

Tue, 10 Nov 2020 - 10:45

COVID-END Resources and tools for researchers considering and conducting COVID-19 evidence synthesis

Professor Ntobeko Ntusi recommends this COVID-END publication “Resources and tools for researchers considering and conduction COVID-19 evidence synthesis”. Updated 17 June 2020

Publication Date:

Fri, 30 Oct 2020 - 08:30

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“During the pandemic, the COVID-19 ECHO clinics were a highlight of our academic outreach efforts, involving all Divisions of the Department of Medicine, as well as International Speakers. As the accompanying summary shows, more than 11,000 participants registered for these seminars from from 47 countries on 5 continents – demonstrating the reach and power of networking and the multiple benefits of connectivity. Our gratitude is expressed to Project ECHO of the University of New Mexico for extending the Liver Unit’s “Viral Hepatitis in sub-Saharan Africa” ECHO license and to the organisers of this very successful series from our Department: Professors Wendy Spearman, Mark Sonderup and Graeme Meintjes”.

Professor Ntusi, Chair and Head of the Department of Medicine, Groote Schuur Hospital and Faculty of Health Sciences, UCT. Cape Town, South Africa.

http://www.medicine.uct.ac.za/covid19-echo-clinic

The Dept of Medicine, UCT, supports the work of the KTU in supplying a wide array of peer-reviewed resources for use in the time of COVID-19. Go to https://knowledgetranslation.co.za/resources/ and select your resource of relevance.

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