The Ethiopian Midwives Association (EMwA), led by our President, Hinsermu Bayu, recently concluded a high-level strategic meeting with Professor Netsanet Workneh, Head of the Oromia Health Bureau (OHB).
This meeting served as a pivotal moment to reinforce our shared mission and chart a course for the future of maternal and newborn health in the region.
We are proud to reaffirm the existing collaboration between EMwA and the Oromia Health Bureau. By aligning our resources and expertise, we are building a more resilient health system where the voices of midwives are central to policy and practice.
EMwA officially extends its highest recognition to the Oromia Health Bureau for their tireless efforts in advancing Reproductive, Maternal, Child, Adolescent, and Youth Health (RMCAYH). Under the Bureau’s visionary leadership, we have seen significant strides in:-
Clinical Excellence: Elevating standards of care in rural and urban settings.
Task-Sharing Initiatives: Implementing innovative strategies to bridge the gap in healthcare equity.
Visionary Leadership: Prioritizing the health of mothers and children as a cornerstone of regional development.
To ensure sustainable progress, EMwA and OHB have identified key areas of common interest for the upcoming year:-
Professional Growth: Improving recruitment, risk management, and leadership pathways for midwives.
Advanced Education: Expanding clinical midwifery scholarships and specialized post-basic education.
Service Quality: Scaling up high-impact RMCAYH interventions to reach every household.
Together, we are transforming the landscape of healthcare in Oromia—ensuring every mother and child receives the compassionate, professional care they deserve.
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