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After Hours
Reflecting Christ’s Healing Ministry Through Fistula Repair in Africa in the 21st Century
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OBJECTIVES:
1. Articulate the pathology of obstetric fistulae, as well as its cultural implications.
2. Identify the current means of physical, societal, and spiritual restoration happening at Béré Adventist Hospital for these patients.
3. Comprehend the differences between medical mission work in a global setting and what daily practice in the United States might be.
4. Discuss how to apply these principles in daily American practice to improve patient outcomes and quality of life even here in the United States.
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October 28, 2022, 3:10 PM
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