2023-07-26 08:00:05
If psychiatric disorders are numerous within the population, health professionals taking care of them are becoming rarer, especially when one leaves the big cities, the capitals. The challenge is therefore to be able to enable the entire population to benefit from appropriate care in the field of psychiatry. Today in Priority Health, we give the floor to psychiatrists working in remote areas.
What specific issues do they have to deal with? ? How to treat when human resources are lacking ?
- Dr Frederique Drogoulpsychiatrist, has long been a referent in mental health for Doctors Without Borders (MSF). She has worked extensively in West Africa, where she notably set up a mental health program for MSF in Liberia. She works with the Centre Victor Houaliin a village in western Côte d’Ivoire, which receives patients from all over the country
- Dr Adama Koundoul, chief medical officer Emile Badiane Psychiatric Center in Ziguinchor, Senegal, lecturer assimilated at the level of the Training and Research Unit (UFR) of the Health Sciences of Assane Seck University of Ziguinchor
- Dr Moussa Djibrilla, head of the psychiatrist department Zinder National Hospital in Niger and assisting André Salifou University from Zinder.
► At the end of the show and, one year from the start of Olympic Games et Paralympics of Paris 2024, we find the Dr Jean-Marc Senesports doctor, to talk regarding the role of the sports doctor during this competition.
Musical programming:
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