2007 Global Health Services: Kabul Medical University (KMU) and Rabia Balkhi Women's Hospital

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2007 Global Health Services: Kabul Medical University (KMU) and Rabia Balkhi Women's Hospital: The primary goal of this project is to assist Afghanistan in the development and strengthening of maternal and child health clinics/ hospital systems by creating equitable and high quality obstetrical and gynecological and infant care at RBH and developing an evidence-based and culturally appropriate Obstetrical/ Gynecological residency program and continuing education program for practicing physicians. Projects requesting funding should aim to expand the capacity of Kabul Medical University to develop and implement curriculum reform in support of evidence-based medical knowledge and practice in maternal-child health at Kabul Medical University and to provide leadership and clinical expertise to strengthen the Obstetric and Gynecology Residency Program; residency training refers to a sustainable training of physicians and specialists in obstetrics and gynecology based on Western accreditation standards that have been modified for the Afghan situation.