Tyler Nelson

2/2 As an African-based np w/ US office, we can’t & won’t stay silent abt police brutality, health disparities & human rights abuses. In the spirit of Ubuntu, we encourage you to donate to orgs on the ground who fighting against injustice In solidarity ✊🏿 #BlackLivesMatter

The president is calling out the American military against American citizens. He used the military to push out a peaceful protest so he could have a photo op at a church. It's all just a reality TV show for this president. Shameful.

NEW—Most comprehensive study to date provides evidence on optimal physical distancing, face masks, and eye protection to prevent spread of #COVID19: a systematic review and meta-analysis of 172 observational studies hubs.ly/H0q_BJL0

Not only are #Nurses on the #frontlines of care, they are among those who've died while on the job from #COVID19. Now more than ever, #healthworkers require the equipment and supplies they need to provide care confidently AND safely. Their lives AND yours depend on it.

01.06.2020 – Covid-19 Coronavirus Amakuru Mashya | Update | Mise à Jour *Abarwayi bashya bakoze ingendo zambukiranya imipaka, cyane cyane i Rusizi. Bashyizwe mu kato *New cases are cross-border travelers, especially in Rusizi, who have been isolated

We join the chorus of voices declaring black lives matter. Yesterday, today, forever. It always bears repeating and we vow to be swifter in repeating it in the days to come. #blacklivesmatter #endpolicebrutality #endracism #racismisapublichealthissue

I'm drafting legislation to reform laws that govern police misconduct, require police to report use of force data, create a national police misconduct registry, ban racial and religious profiling, and end chokeholds and no-knock warrants. Our outrage must lead to real change.

Going "back to normal" means very different things depending on who you are, where you're from, and particularly how you look - and isn't the right goal - "we can and must be better."

A college diploma is not always required, but the best candidates have bachelor’s degrees and some background in health care. Empathy and cultural literacy are good, too. nyti.ms/2AXvD9P

“The #globalhealth community typically focuses on technical approaches to global health problems. To make greater progress, we need to redefine our ideas about the #leadership required to address them.” @SSIReview @ashgajeelee @jeffdglenn ssir.org/articles/entry…

Great minds have long recognized the strange, elucidating power of “sleeping on it.” Here's what the science says: read.medium.com/Lfv6N18

Looking for a new job? We're hiring. Learn more about how we work—and apply today. bit.ly/33nwvgH #globaldev #nonprofits

More than one-third of Covid-19 deaths have been traced back to nursing homes. Experts suggest several ways to make them safer. nyti.ms/36sF2l9

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23.05.2020 – Covid-19 Coronavirus Amakuru Mashya | Update | Mise à Jour

"At the end of 9 months, I will carry my baby!" This is the expectation of every pregnant mother. What can pregnant mothers do to safely experience this #momeffect? Let's learn from a Maternal-Fetal Consultant today at 4pm (WAT) echo.zoom.us/j/97778787880 #RICOM3Nigeria

“We don’t know how long this pandemic will go on,” said Dr. Neil Greenberg, a psychiatrist at King’s College London. He says it's important to nip in the bud depressive feelings related to the pandemic, "otherwise your mental health could spiral down.” nyti.ms/2WTrMTq

Despite the challenges, it has been exciting to see how our in-facility nurse mentors are taking the necessary precautions and carrying on with their mentorship roles by holding educational training sessions with their peers #yearofthenurseandmidwife #emonc #mentorship