A. UPCOMING EVENTS:
B. RECENT EVENTS:
1. BME COVID-19 HEALTH AWARENESS SEMINAR +Q&A
(Community Conversation on Mental/Emotional Health & Wellbeing)
2. Oxleas Global Health Nurses Virtual Conference on 17th March 2021
- We’re excited to be sharing innovation internationally when we host our first ever global nursing conference tomorrow (17 March).
- With nursing at the forefront of peoples’ minds at the moment, given the global pandemic, there is no better time to share our skills and knowledge on the international healthcare stage.
- Our inaugural Oxleas’ Global Nursing Conference will take place virtually and be broadcast live on: Wednesday 17 March 2021 - 9.20am to 1pm
- You can watch and take part using our virtual chat/questions feature at: oxleas.nhs.uk/global21
- Alternatively, you can watch on our Vimeo channel at: https://vimeo.com/514207430/45d48e81f9 and on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/OxleasNHS
- You can follow and get involved on Twitter as well, using the hashtag: #oxleasglobal
- The conference brings together healthcare experts from the UK and Kenya to cover a range of topics and share learning and knowledge.
- Keynote speakers will include the former chief executive of the NHS, and Co Chair Nursing Now - Lord Nigel Crisp
C. OBITUARY
The Founders and entire membership of MHED regret to announce to the general public the sudden death of Francis Koku Adzinku on 03.10.2022.
Francis has been a very active member and leader of MHED from its inception.
His mentoring and leadership role extended beyond the boundaries of his own organisation. He was a founder member of Mental Health Educators in the Diaspora, an international volunteering initiative made up of mental health clinicians committed to advancing and raising the profile of mental health education in Ghana and other countries in the West African sub-region.
In 2020, with a small number of colleagues, he was one of the founding members of the Jabali Men’s Network, a network of senior male nurses from African, Asian and Caribbean backgrounds, the aim of which is to support, develop, and inspire future generations.
The legacy of Francis is also evidenced by some of our photos below:
Francis has been a very active member and leader of MHED from its inception.
His mentoring and leadership role extended beyond the boundaries of his own organisation. He was a founder member of Mental Health Educators in the Diaspora, an international volunteering initiative made up of mental health clinicians committed to advancing and raising the profile of mental health education in Ghana and other countries in the West African sub-region.
In 2020, with a small number of colleagues, he was one of the founding members of the Jabali Men’s Network, a network of senior male nurses from African, Asian and Caribbean backgrounds, the aim of which is to support, develop, and inspire future generations.
The legacy of Francis is also evidenced by some of our photos below:
The wake-keeping took place in London on 24.11.2022 followed by the burial on 25.11.2022. You can watch the wake below:
MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE
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