AKU’s new Master’s Programme: A game-changer for primary healthcare in Tanzania

AKU's Vice Provost, Prof Eunice Pallangyo, and Assistant Director of Tanzania's higher education, Dr Kenneth Hosea, cut the cake for the inauguration of AKU’s Advanced Practice in Nursing (APN) programme and the Centre for Innovation in Medical Education (CIME). PHOTO | COURTERSY

By  Jacob Mosenda

Senior Journalist with The Citizen

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What you need to know:

  • This development reinforces the institution’s commitment to improving healthcare through skilled, compassionate, and community-centered professionals.

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