About medix
About medix
Capacity Building Workshops
Capacity Building Workshops
Overview
Overview
A capacity building workshop is typically aimed at enhancing the skills, knowledge, and abilities of individuals or organizations in a specific area. It could cover topics such as leadership development, project management, communication skills, strategic planning, or technical expertise. The goal is to empower participants to perform more effectively in their roles and to better achieve their objectives.
A capacity building workshop is typically aimed at enhancing the skills, knowledge, and abilities of individuals or organizations in a specific area. It could cover topics such as leadership development, project management, communication skills, strategic planning, or technical expertise. The goal is to empower participants to perform more effectively in their roles and to better achieve their objectives.
Yearly, Medix Frontiers conducts a crucial capacity enhancement seminar to provide its attendees vital life abilities. Concentrating on applied wisdom, this seminar empowers individuals for proactive engagement in health care and societal advancement. Medix Frontiers is dedicated to creating a competent populace that can initiate positive societal transformation. With this recurring event, we progress towards guaranteeing a healthier and wealthier future for our nation Nigeria and the global populace.
Yearly, Medix Frontiers conducts a crucial capacity enhancement seminar to provide its attendees vital life abilities. Concentrating on applied wisdom, this seminar empowers individuals for proactive engagement in health care and societal advancement. Medix Frontiers is dedicated to creating a competent populace that can initiate positive societal transformation. With this recurring event, we progress towards guaranteeing a healthier and wealthier future for our nation Nigeria and the global populace.
The First ever Medix CBW took place in February 2006 and it was a two day training which focused on peer education and was facilitated by the Global Health Awareness and Research foundation Enugu.
The First ever Medix CBW took place in February 2006 and it was a two day training which focused on peer education and was facilitated by the Global Health Awareness and Research foundation Enugu.
The latest Medix CBW occurred on November 4, 2023, with a theme that resonated: “Fate of the Doctor of the Future; AI and its disruption in Medicine”. Just like previous CBWs, it was equally enriching and informative.
The latest Medix CBW occurred on November 4, 2023, with a theme that resonated: “Fate of the Doctor of the Future; AI and its disruption in Medicine”. Just like previous CBWs, it was equally enriching and informative.
Six distinguished guests took their time out to educate the participants and the audience on varying topics ranging from; Public Speaking to Leadership seminars to Artificial intelligence panel sessions and even a detailed presentation on how to successfully carry out Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
Six distinguished guests took their time out to educate the participants and the audience on varying topics ranging from; Public Speaking to Leadership seminars to Artificial intelligence panel sessions and even a detailed presentation on how to successfully carry out Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
Among these guests were: Dr Salomee Ezeofor; a consultant Radiologist at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Dr Edak Ezeanosike; a consultant ophthalmologist and ocular oncologist, Dr Nazom Ekwueme; President of the Association of Resident Doctors UNTH, Dr Augustine Ikechukwu Nlewedim; Head of Pulomonology Medical Unit, Emergency Medicine UNTH who took the audience on a CPR training. Also Mr’s Emeka Onyebuchi (a software developer) and Achimalo Chinedu (a pharmacist and software developer) who held the panel sessions on Artificial intelligence.
Among these guests were: Dr Salomee Ezeofor; a consultant Radiologist at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Dr Edak Ezeanosike; a consultant ophthalmologist and ocular oncologist, Dr Nazom Ekwueme; President of the Association of Resident Doctors UNTH, Dr Augustine Ikechukwu Nlewedim; Head of Pulomonology Medical Unit, Emergency Medicine UNTH who took the audience on a CPR training. Also Mr’s Emeka Onyebuchi (a software developer) and Achimalo Chinedu (a pharmacist and software developer) who held the panel sessions on Artificial intelligence.
Each of these individuals delivered on all fronts, also shared some life experiences to go with it and they left the audience overflowing with knowledge and gratitude at the end.
Each of these individuals delivered on all fronts, also shared some life experiences to go with it and they left the audience overflowing with knowledge and gratitude at the end.
Apart from the training sessions and talks held, there was also talent exhibition were some Frontiers were given a platform to showcase their talents to the audience, there were award sessions where awards were presented to individuals of exceptional character and dedication in the organization. Also the newly admitted members of the Medix Frontiers took their oath of allegiance to the organization and were inducted officially as members. There were photo sessions, refreshments and a whole lot of laughs.
Apart from the training sessions and talks held, there was also talent exhibition were some Frontiers were given a platform to showcase their talents to the audience, there were award sessions where awards were presented to individuals of exceptional character and dedication in the organization. Also the newly admitted members of the Medix Frontiers took their oath of allegiance to the organization and were inducted officially as members. There were photo sessions, refreshments and a whole lot of laughs.
All in all, it was a memorable event which I bet the participants won’t forget in a long time.
All in all, it was a memorable event which I bet the participants won’t forget in a long time.
written by:
Ezechi Chiadika Stephanie
Director, Socials and Entertainment directorate
written by:
Ezechi Chiadika Stephanie
Director, Socials and Entertainment directorate
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Sponsor the next Capacity Building Workshop
Our endeavors and initiatives largely rely on the contributions of generous individuals. Should you wish to contribute, our contact details can be found below, or you may directly transfer to the account details provided;
Our endeavors and initiatives largely rely on the contributions of generous individuals. Should you wish to contribute, our contact details can be found below, or you may directly transfer to the account details provided;
Our endeavors and initiatives largely rely on the contributions of generous individuals. Should you wish to contribute, our contact details can be found below, or you may directly transfer to the account details provided;
Bank Name: United Bank for Africa (UBA)
Account Name: Medix Frontiers
Account Number: 2049172245
Bank Name: United Bank for Africa (UBA)
Account Name: Medix Frontiers
Account Number: 2049172245
Bank Name: United Bank for Africa (UBA)
Account Name: Medix Frontiers
Account Number: 2049172245
Ezechi Chiadika Stephanie
Director, Socials and Entertainment directorate