Breaking the Silence on Obstetric Fistula | Brenda Msangi | TEDxOysterbay скачать в хорошем качестве

Breaking the Silence on Obstetric Fistula | Brenda Msangi | TEDxOysterbay

In a nation with over 8119 health facilities and more than 28 million women, according to Tanzania’s National Bureau of Statistics data, Brenda Msangi, CEO of CCBRT emerged with sterling insights to improve high-quality women health delivery in Tanzania. Ms. Msangi, who has dedicated her life in strengthening healthcare services for underprivileged communities, centered her idea on improving maternal services to rural communities, delivering a heartfelt speech, backed up by data and facts swaying any potential stakeholder in the audience. Currently, the health sector has taken significant improvement initiatives and provided hope to communities in accessing care from dispensaries which account for 86.2 percent of facilities in Mainland Tanzania. Ms. Msangi’s TEDx talk was the first-ever to occur on the TEDx Oysterbay stage since its inception. It is compelling to conceive the flow of good tidings in the health sector, attracted by such vibrant ideas. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx Brenda Msangi is the CEO of CCBRT, she leads the transformational journey of CCBRT to become a healthcare Social Enterprise serving the community and the most vulnerable with accessible, specialised services and development programmes. Brenda is a pioneer in deploying Lean Management in Healthcare in Tanzania. During her work at CCBRT she oversaw a key transition in the organisation’s approach to health systems strengthening across the country; instead of providing direct service delivery, to build the capacity of other providers to deliver high-quality, accessible care in Tanzania. Prior to CCBRT, Brenda worked in the healthcare industry in the UK for over eight years. A holder of Masters of Pharmacy (UK), Brenda is currently completing her MBA in Healthcare Management at the University of Plymouth. Her sense of humour and energy enable her to tackle the complexity of her current role with positivity and determination. Brenda is married and a mother of three daughters. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx