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Supporting medical education during the Sudan humanitarian crisis Context The Sudanese American Medical Association (SAMA) is introducing simulation-based education at the Dr. Bushra Ibnauf Center for Learning in Port Sudan. This innovative approach leverages online self-directed cases, enabling healthcare learners…
SAMA Scholars Club: Empowering Learners for a Brighter Future The SAMA Scholars Club is a membership-based initiative designed to provide learners with the resources and support they need to excel academically and professionally. Through a monthly subscription (non-refundable), members gain…
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SAMA is establishing the Dr. Bushra Ibnauf Center for Learning in Juba, South Sudan. The first activity of the center will be Infectious Disease ECHO; a series of virtual sessions in HIV, Hepatitis B and C targeting learners in subsaharan…
Extended Reality for Learning in Port Sudan VRiMS Burundi Report Report SAMA Team in VRiMS – Burundi – May 2024 Dr. Omer Abdalla Marzoug Gomaa, Director of Operations presenting about VRiMS Burundi and SAMA plan to bring simulation training using…
Anesthesiology ECHO is a learning activity that targets Anesthesia residents. Subject Matter Experts will be recruited from across the globe, leveraging SAMA’s global reach. Each session will include a case presentation by an Anesthesia resident.
On 25 April 2023, just 10 days after the war broke out in Sudan, Bushra was killed in Khartoum at the age of 48.
Dr. Bushra Ibnauf Sulieman exemplified the best in us.
The Sudanese American Medical Association is looking to hire a coordinator to manage learning activities in Juba, South Sudan...
SAMA is delighted to announce the recipient of the Trauma ECHO Best Case Presentation Award, Dr. Alaa Yousif Yagoob Mohammed.
It is more than six months since the war broke out in Sudan. Our primary focus has been on raising funds to financially support local organizations in Sudan to provide much-needed humanitarian relief. Learning, however, continues to be our passion as an organization.
