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Join Teesta Dey and Amber Wilson as they chat to a host of International Maternal and Newborn Health Specialists in this fun and friendly podcast to share their stories and most importantly learn from colleagues across the globe First Series: "SideStepping Covid: Keeping Research on Track" Second Series: "Hear Her: Pioneers in International Health" Keep the conversation going on TWITTER and FACEBOOK @SanyuSisters and INSTAGRAM @SanyuSistersPodcast
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Join Teesta & Amber, the Sanyu Sisters for one final time in the "Hear Her" series. This months trailblazing women is Veronique Filippi, who works at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. Highly esteemed in her career and Professor of Maternal Health & Epidemiology, hear how Veronique's personal life brought her to the U.K which led to β¦
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Vanessa Brizuela is a technical officer in the Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Research at WHO. She and her team are leading efforts on research capacity strengthening in sexual and reproductive health and rights. Vanessa started her career in Argentina as a licensed psychologist; however she has always had a passion for global matβ¦
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Join the Sanyu Sisters as they sit down with the wonderful Wendy Graham. Wendy is a professor of Obstetric Epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine(LSHTM) and Emeritus Professor at the University of Aberdeen. Wendy shares pivotal moments in her career, some of her proudest achievements and a few things she has learned alonβ¦
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Weβre halfway through our second series! Join the SanyuSistersπ©π½ββοΈπ©πΌββοΈ for Episode 3 as we chat to the inspiring Franka Cadee; President of International Confederation of Midwives (ICM). She is a midwife and advisor on international maternal health with over 30 years of expertise in strategy, policy developments, advocacy and leadership!Hear how β¦
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Join the Sanyu Sisters as they chat with Dame Professor Tina Lavender. Tina is Professor of Maternal and Newborn health and director of a World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre. Tina's career has focused on building the research capacity of midwives and developing the Lugina Africa Midwives Research Network(LAMRN) to improve evidence-based β¦
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The Sanyu Sisters are Back! Join us for our very first episode of Series 2 as we chat to the inspiring Lenka Benova; Professor of Maternal Health at the Institute of Tropical Medicine (ITM) Antwerp. From business management to project coordination for MΓ©decins Sans FrontiΓ¨res in Nigeria, Palestine and South Sudan, Lenka saw first hand the impact thβ¦
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Episode 10 - Sidestepping COVID; The Path Discovered
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Join Teesta & Amber for the final episode of their very first series; Sidestepping COVID; Keeping Research on Track. They take a look back at the path which has been discovered during COVID 19. A summary of key lessons learnt, opportunities presented and how we can carry this forward in all aspects of our work. This episode shines spotlight on someβ¦
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Join the SanyuSisters π©π½ββοΈπ©πΌββοΈ for Episode 9 where we chat to Adura Banke-Thomas an expert in health financing from London School of Economics. Adura will be sharing his insights on the impact the pandemic has had, on financing for global maternal and newborn health. This episode forms part of our first series uncovering how specialists in maternβ¦
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Join the Sanyu Sisters and Dr Benjamin Black for Episode 8 of 'Sidestepping COVID; Keeping Research on Track'. A consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist, Benjamin holds a specific interest in how to respond to the sexual and reproductive health needs of populations living in remote, resource-poor and humanitarian-emergency settings. His passion tβ¦
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Join the Sanyu Sisters π©π½ββοΈπ©πΌββοΈ for Episode 7 as we chat to Meghan Kumar about Establishing Engagement to advance global maternal and newborn health during the pandemic. Meghan is an Assistant Professor at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and has been based out of Nairobi in Kenya since 2011. She has a huge wealth of experience of mβ¦
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Join the SanyuSisters as we chat to Ashish K.C all about how he has side-stepped COVID to keep his research on track and share knowledge during a global pandemic. Ashish is a perinatal epidemiologist and went on to complete a doctoral degree in neonatology. He has a wide range of experience and has previously been technical advisor to Save the Chilβ¦
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Join the SanyuSisters as we chat to Alice Beardmore-Gray all about how she has side-stepped COVID to keep her research on track and continue study recruitment during the pandemic Alice is a fellow Obstetrics trainee and in her third year of her PhD at Kings College London. She is currently based in Zambia as the trial manager of the CRADLE 4 study β¦
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Join Sanyu Sisters Teesta & Amber as they chat with Nashna Maharjan. Nashna is a public health researcher based in Nepal with a focus on Maternal Health. She shares her experiences of ongoing study management during COVID 19, and the ups and down's of pressing forward in a challenging time. Not one to be missed! Please share your feedback with us oβ¦
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Join the SanyuSisters as we chat to the brilliant Professor Andrew Weeks to give a supervisors perspective on how supervision has been maintained during the pandemic! Andrew is a Professor of International maternal health at the University of Liverpool. He is a highly experienced clinical trialist and the director of both the Sanyu Research Unit anβ¦
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Join Sanyu Sisters - Teesta and Amber as they chat to Hannah McCauley, midwife and global maternal health researcher. They will be discussing the challenges and positives that have come from getting approvals and governance processes in place during COVID 19. Hannah will be sharing tales from Togo where she is currently involved with an implementatβ¦
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Join us for our #1 Episode as we chat to Dr David Mukunya a neonatal physician and researcher in Uganda about how early career global health researchers, starting out during COVID, were able to keep their projects on track.Keep the conversation going on TWITTER @SanyuSisters and INSTAGRAM @SanyuSistersPodcast. Send in any Comments/Questions/Reflectβ¦
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