Bernard Njodzeka
@NjodzekaBNurse with the CBCHS. Working with Children and families affected by Childhood Cancer
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Many congratulations to Glenn Mbah on winning the SIOP Nursing Leadership Award @mbahlos @GPONursing @WChildCancer @HealthCbc
Huge congratulations to Dr Glenn Mbah @mbahlos on a richly deserved award for #Nursing Leadership #PaediatricOncology demonstrated at the National #Cameroon Regional @SIOPAfrica & International stage @WChildCancer @GPONursing @AORTIC_AFRICA @SIOP_GHN @SIOPGHNursing @CBCHSORG
The Nursing Leadership Award is bestowed upon any present or past member of the Society for his/her substantial contributions to paediatric oncology nursing. Congratulations to Glenn Mbah, Cameroon, our 2024 Winner! loom.ly/gTYwk1E
After a long while without travel, our team arrived in Ghana last week to see our programme along with Dr @mbahlos, facilitating the Sub-Saharan Africa Nursing Network Foundation Course (Training of Trainers). Together, we are one step closer to bridging the #ChildhoodCancer gap.
Great resource to increase awareness of childhood cancer and promote early diagnosis @CancerPOINTE @WorldSIOP @SIOPpodcNursing
Childhood cancer is curable if detected early. In partnership with @WChildCancer, we have created 2 films for health workers and communities. These films aim to educate and inform on the early warning signs and symptoms of childhood cancers. 👉 youtube.com/playlist?list=…
I got my balloons today🥰🥰🥰 I thank God for another year in my life🤗 Say a prayer for me if this gets to your timeline 🙏🤗
Around 1,000 children develop cancer every year in #Cameroon but less than 20% are currently diagnosed. Referral rates are increasing, however, with our programme to raise awareness on early warning signs of cancer among healthcare workers & communities: bit.ly/3iE4PvH
Our Programme Coordinator for Cameroon Glenn is taking on the #TwoPointSixChallenge by playing 26 games of non-stop Ping Pong! Read the full story here: bit.ly/glenntwosix @LondonMarathon
Marathon Table Tennis match Sunday featuring Glenn from Cameroon @mbahlos and Rod from Yorkshire to raise much needed funds for World Child Cancer. Check out my @JustGiving page and please donate if you can. Thank you! #TwoPointSixChallenge @WChildCancer justgiving.com/fundraising/26…
.@MichaelBuble's interview on @ETCanada reminds us why our work is vital at this time. With weakened immune systems, children with cancer are more susceptible to infections like CoViD-19. Help us to continue keeping children with cancer safe. Donate now➡️worldchildcancer.org/donate
Hear our Cameroon programme coordinator, Glenn, discuss how the six baseline nursing standards could help improve cancer care for children in Cameroon. Watch the video below to hear from Glenn⬇️ @mbahlos
Nurses are one of the most important members of the healthcare team. In this video Lisa Morrissey, Glenn Mbah Afungchwi and Julia Challinor discuss the six baseline nursing standards that help in delivering safe and effective care for #childrenwithcancer. buff.ly/33RgNvy
Nurses are one of the most important members of the healthcare team. In this video Lisa Morrissey, Glenn Mbah Afungchwi and Julia Challinor discuss the six baseline nursing standards that help in delivering safe and effective care for #childrenwithcancer. buff.ly/33RgNvy
Media briefing on #COVID19 with @DrTedros #coronavirus pscp.tv/w/cT5F4zI2MTAy…
Every child should have the chance of life. @CBCHSORG celebrates the lives of children with cancer on 2020 International Childhood Cancer Day in Mbingo Baptist Hospital. From 2003 to present, the organization has treated over 2000 children from #Cancer
The ICCD @CBCHSORG talks focused on Early Warning Signs of Childhood Cancer. #Cureall #Nomoreborders @WorldSIOP @RachelAHollis @WChildCancer @AKitteni
Childhood Cancer Knows No Borders - Neither Should The Cure. What a memorable day celebrating the lives of these survivors with their families on the ICCD #Cameroon @CBCHSORG, @WChildCancer @mbahlos @RachelAHollis @drjessmorgan
Director @CBCHSORG Prof Tih Pius Mufih, has reaffirmed CBC Health Services' commitment to work hand in glove with the government of #Cameroon to ensure a susntainable improvement of the livelihood of persons with disabilities in #Cameroon @AustralianAid @CBMAustralia
Ahead of International Childhood Cancer Day, read bit.ly/39vPqsP on the challenge of diagnosing childhood cancer early and progress being made in treatment and care around the world. We look forward to seeing 1 million more survivors by 2030 @WorldSIOP @IntChildCancer
Bernie McShane Chair of the Nursing Group reminding members that 2020 is @WHO Year of the Nurse and Midwife #Nurse2020 Let's find ways to celebrate the role of nurses in #ChildhoodCancer
#CCLGWinterMeeting are now hearing updates from our professional groups who met yesterday, starting with the Nursing Group
On #WorldCancerDay, IARC launches the new World Cancer Report: Cancer Research for #Cancer Prevention! #IARCWCR focuses on prevention & offers the most comprehensive overview of relevant research available to date! #WCD2020 Available for free download here publications.iarc.fr/586
We are very happy to invite you to have a look at the new website of the SIOP Africa / PODC Collaborative Wilms Tumour Project. Visit: ow.ly/Bzpe50y1FXu #childhoodcancerawareness #childhoodcancer #pediatriconocology #SIOP20
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