Faculty from the University of Buffalo and University of the Cape Coast (UCC) in Ghana, Africa, in the schools of pharmacy and nursing will provide clinical cases in their respective countries for students to review. This experience provides students with international communication skills and collaboration, cultural awareness, and knowledge of and perspective of health care on a global level. Facilitators of the course will alternate between the faculty of the UB and UCC schools of pharmacy and nursing.
7 virtual sessions (via Zoom) on Thursdays (details below)
1 credit (independent study elective)
No additional cost if enrolled for 12 credits for Fall 2024
Session | Date | Host School/Instructor | Topic |
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Session 1 | Aug. 29 | UB/Dr. Prescott | Introduction and HFrEF example case |
Session 2 | Sept. 5 | UCC/Dr. Attah | Schistosomiasis |
Session 3 | Sept. 12 | UB/TBD | Diabetes |
Session 4 | Sept. 19 | UCC/Dr. Obeng-Mensah | Cerebral Malaria |
Session 5 | Sept. 26 | UB/Dr. Anadi | Hypertension |
Session 6 | Oct. 3 | UCC/Dr. Druye | Sickle Cell Crisis |
Session 7 | Oct. 10 | UB/Dr. Oldenburg | Maternal Health/Hemorrhage |
Molli Oldenburg, DNP, RN, FNP-C
Program Director, Family Nurse Practitioner Program; Global Initiatives Coordinator; Clinical Associate Professor