Blog Categories: Critical Care
Reigniting a love of midwifery in Uganda
Date: 22 July 2025
Georgina Sellick is a critical care nurse and midwife. Here she explains how a week co-teaching and training Ugandan nurses and midwives has reignited her passion for staff learning and development.
Becoming a better educator by learning from different health systems
Date: 21 July 2025
Celeste Formenton is a Critical Care Practice Development Senior Sister at Cambridge University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (CUH). Here she reflects on the progress made through the SCALE Critical Care Project and the impact it’s had on her as an educator.
Together we rise: building strength and ownership in Uganda’s healthcare future
Date: 16 July 2025
Global Health Fellow and Resuscitation Officer Margaret Baron-Catuday describes her renewed enthusiasm for global health work after leading train-the-trainer courses for critical care staff in Uganda.
Making maternity guidelines practical and woman-centred: reflections of a Global Health Fellow
Date: 3 July 2025
Global Health Fellow and Registered Midwife Chiara Valentini explains the personal and professional growth and learning gained from just one week working alongside Ugandan healthcare staff.
A week in Uganda: building sustainable critical care nursing
Date: 25 June 2025
Critical Care Education Lead Lisa Enoch explains the impact of a week in Kampala embedding skills and knowledge for both UK and Ugandan nurses, and why face-to-face visits are such an important component of health partnerships.
Friendship and a supportive learning environment: sharing critical care skills
Date: 22 December 2024
Critical care practice development nurse Gayle Brunskill describes her second three-week placement in Kampala sharing learning and embedding knowledge with Ugandan staff.
