Ubuntu Network is a space made for you: to share experiences from your expeditions, collaborate with others working in the field, and connect with the wider expedition community.

Our goal is to stimulate online group discussion that enables you to share your experiences with like minded individuals, providing a constructive space for our community to grow and develop through interactive reflection.

Achieved through:

Quarterly meetings via the MedAll learning platform.
Discussion of a challenging or interesting case brought by a member of the group.
Trained facilitation.
Confidential, supportive discussion of the environmental, clinical and human factors that led to decision making of the case.
Reflections and learning for future practice.

Summary

Presenter: Dr Nathan Hudson-Peacock Topic: Altitude 'to descend or not to descend' that is the question.

Learning objectives

1. By the end of the session, participants will be able to recognize the importance of collaborative learning and supportive discussions in the context of medical expeditions. 2. Participants will be able to analyze a challenging or interesting case, taking into account environmental, clinical and human factors that influenced the decision-making process. 3. Participants will be able to use the MedAll learning platform to engage in quarterly meetings and other collaborative activities as part of the Ubuntu Network. 4. By the end of the session, participants will develop an understanding of the value and process of reflective practice in improving future decision-making and patient care on medical expeditions. 5. Participants will learn to share their experiences and learn from others in a confidential and supportive environment, contributing to the growth and development of the Ubuntu Network community.

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