Telemedicine
Our clinics in Afghanistan
Current Situation in Afghanistan
Future of Afghan Telemedicine
The current situation in Afghanistan is full of uncertainties. However, telemedicine and e-learning are even more important than ever. We are continuing our program and trying to proceed with our setup as best as we can. But in order to protect our colleagues in Afghanistan, we decided to take their names off our website. If you have any questions or need contact information, please send us an e-mail.
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As a medical consultant you are an active part of the system. Your consultations will have a direct impact on improving the health of people in Afghanistan.
Three day Workshop on E-Learning in Afghanistan in October 2019
Minister of Higher Education of Afghanistan praises efforts in E-Learning
Abdul Tawab Bala Karzai, minister of higher education of Afghanistan, praised the results presented by representatives of nine Afghan Universities as important steps in establishing e-learning as a part of the Afghan educational system. He appreciated that conciderable work has been done and that the online courses by Lecturio are an integral part of the e-learning curriculum.
The Workshop was held on October 28 - 30, 2019 in Kabul. The Bangladeshi University of Technology declared that the Nangarhar University of Law will proceed with their e-learning formats and Kabul University of Law will presumibly also take steps to interate further materials.
A second round of this workshop will take part on April 15, 2020.
LECTURIO E-LEARNING for Medical Students IN AFGHANISTAN
Lectures by world class teachers with subtitles in Pashto and Dari
Lecturio’s renowned online classes for medical students are now available with subtitles in Pashto and Dari. Free access to content provided by awarded lectures from world class Universities is already an immense help for students of the ADAV partner universities in Afghanistan. In this way they can prepare for their exams according to international standards. But since by far not all of the students are able to master English to such a degree that they can easily follow the classes in this language, subtitles in their mother tongue are a great help. Thanks again to Lecturio for their very generous and highly appreciated support! More information in this brochure.
Access for students:
Knowledge transfer
On-Site Trainings
Since 2005 there is an annual symposium in Kabul. Every year there are more than 100 participants. The symposium is followed by two training units. Thus, we manage to reach at least 60 doctors and many nurses, MTAs and lab assistants.
We are also supporting Afghan Doctors with training placements in German clinics. For the preparation of these, the Goethe-Institut in Kabul offers language classes for assistant doctors in cooperation with ADAV-Weimar.