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Teguo Djoyum, Erin McGuinness, and Olabiyi Olaniran have been honored with the Gareth M. Green Award for Excellence in Public Health Practice due to their impactful contributions to mental health and epilepsy care at a clinic in Uganda. Their dedication to improving healthcare access and quality in underserved communities has made a significant difference in the lives of many individuals.
The trio's initiative involved working closely with local healthcare providers to develop training programs aimed at enhancing the understanding and management of mental health issues and epilepsy. By collaborating with community members, they were able to identify specific needs and tailor their approach, ensuring that the interventions were culturally relevant and effective.
Their work not only provided immediate benefits to patients but also laid the groundwork for sustainable practices that can continue to support mental health and epilepsy care long after their project concludes. This recognition highlights the importance of student involvement in global health initiatives and the positive impact that dedicated individuals can have on communities in need.
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