Join Medical Chronicle for a free, one-hour, CPD-accredited webinar on Can Mobile Health Improve Diabetes Management? A Review of Its Effectiveness. The webinar is sponsored by Roche.
The webinar is presented by Prof Fasanmade Olufemi Adetola, Dr Joyce Wangechi Mbogo, Dr Ankia Coetzee.
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Prof Fasanmade Olufemi Adetola is a distinguished medical professional with expertise in surgery and endocrinology. With an outstanding academic journey, he passed all preliminary science and medical exams at first sitting. His residency in surgery led to him becoming a Fellow of the West African College of Surgeons. He passed primary exams at the West African Postgraduate Medical College and Nigerian Postgraduate Medical College. His commitment culminated in him being recognised as a Fellow of the American College of Endocrinologists in 2008.
Dr Joyce is Kenya and American Board of Pediatrics certified pediatrician with a sub-specialty in pediatric endocrinology currently working at Kenyatta University as a lecturer at the Department of Pediatrics and Child Health. She has solid clinical and research experience garnered in Kenya and the USA. She has also led efforts in training both medical and non-medical personnel on aspects on endocrine disorders and diabetes. Dr. Joyce is a training director for the Allied Healthcare Diabetes Educator course for Africa (ADECA).
Dr Ankia Coetzee is a prominent consultant chysician and subspecialist endocrinologist affiliated with Stellenbosch University and Tygerberg Hospital, alongside a private practice in Cape Town. Specialising in diabetes in pregnancy and complex endocrine disorders, she boasts over a decade of experience. Dr Coetzee holds degrees from the University of Pretoria and Stellenbosch University, including an M.Phil in Endocrinology. Her Ph.D. submission focused on hyperglycemia in pregnancy. An adept educator, she mentors students at Stellenbosch University and actively contributes to international conferences and publications, earning recognition for her contributions to South African medicine.
