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43,602,796 people (July, 2012) Capital: Dodoma Tanzanian Shilling €1= 2137.70tzh Tropical Climate
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96,000 people 90% Massai South East of Arusha
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Massai Tribe Interest in Volunteering Abroad Experience of International Nursing Gain Knowledge of Tropical Diseases
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Formed our group Confirmed site and dates Flights and Insurance: USIT Vaccinations Prescription Lectures
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Started in January Brainstormed Ideas Advertisement: Newspaper & Radio
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Waxathon Table Quiz Local Concert Donations Hamper 5Km Walk Race Night Church Gate Collection
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Group Size Poor Internet Connection: Delayed Replies Journey Planning Time Constraints
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Poverty: poor housing, dirt track roads, appearance Friendly people, very welcoming! Massai: Content with their lifestyle Population density Surprised with our facilities
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Set up in 1980 Divine World Missionaries Private Healthcare- no government input 42 beds Outpatients clinic Labour room Pharmacy
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Tuberculosis Malaria H.I.V and AIDS Mother/Baby Clinics Snake Bites
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Manual Vital Signs Dressings Injections Baby Clinics: assessing pregnant woman weighing babies inoculations H.I.V & AIDS testing
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Unorganised Lack of facilities No policies/guidelines Education Meal routines Lack of hygiene
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Drugs Personal Protective Equipment Documentation Traditional Beliefs Ambulance Service
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Based in Arusha Flies from Simanjiro every 2 weeks 6 seater plane
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Antenatal clinics Baby weighing & vaccinations General clinic
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National Language: Kiswahili Tribal Language: Kimassai
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Tribal Traditions Marks on Cheeks Pulling of teeth Circumcision Bomas Polygamy Cows are sacred Male domination Food
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Perfected injection technique and manual blood pressures Improved non- verbal communication skills Learned about the Massai culture Broadened our nursing knowledge dealing with tropical diseases
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START NOW!!! Contact Fr. Peter Pinto & Paddy Browne Fundraising ASAP Vaccinations Flights & Insurance Learn a few Kiswahili words
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This is a 4 week placement Allow 2 weeks for travel after placement
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Arusha Snake Park Safari- Lake Manyara, Ngorogoro Crater
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Zanzibar Island Snorkelling Spice Tour Markets Beautiful Beaches
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Pack Wisely Scrubs Gloves Personal first aid kit Mosquito spray Sunscreen Copies of passports Snacks Books/ IPods/ DVDs Unlocked phone Toys for all the kids Old clothes
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Decided with Fr. Peter to purchase a generator for the health centre Waiting on quotes from Fr. Peter and then the money will be released from the SNO account
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Casey, D. (2011) International Nursing: nursing in developed and developing countries. NUIG: Galway. CIA World Fact Book (2012) Online, Available at: http://www.indexmundi.com/tanzania/demographics_profil e.html Accessed on 13 January 2013 Currency converter. (2013) Online, Available at: http://www.currency.me.uk/convert/eur/tzs Accessed on 13 January 2013 http://www.currency.me.uk/convert/eur/tzs The Flying Medical Service (2010) The Flying Medical Service. Online, Available at: http://www.flyingmedicalservice.org/ Accessed on 13 January 2013 http://www.flyingmedicalservice.org/
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