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Too many women still die from preventable complications. MAME exists to change that by giving students and clinicians practical skills, research mentorship, and on-the-ground projects that produce measurable results. We focus on real problems, real solutions, and real people.
To become a globally recognized center of excellence in medical education and women’s health, empowering the next generation of healthcare professionals with the knowledge, skills, and leadership needed to transform patient care — especially for women and underserved communities.
Practical training, open learning, and better maternal care — built for students and clinicians in low-resource settings.
What: Updated learning materials and hands-on clerkship resources for undergraduate students — with a focus on University of Bisha and other low-resource medical colleges.
Why it matters: Prepares students for real ward work and exam success.
What: Bite-sized modules, recorded lectures, and interactive digital tools that bring high-quality education to learners everywhere.
Why it matters: Removes barriers to training so clinicians in remote settings can learn modern, evidence-based care.
What: Targeted training and mentorship for undergraduate and postgraduate learners, with practical skill-building, research supervision, and scalable training modules for low- and middle-income countries.
Why it matters: Builds local expertise so health systems can diagnose, manage, and study priority problems
What: Mentorship and CPD that emphasize ethical practice, clinical leadership, and professional development — training that prepares clinicians to lead teams and improve care.
Why it matters: Ethical, confident leaders create safer, more responsive care environments and mentor the next generation.
What: International partnerships, knowledge exchange programs, and telemedicine initiatives that share expertise across cultures and systems — improving access to care and education.
Why it matters: Cross-border collaboration accelerates learning, spreads best practices, and reduces inequities in women’s health.
What: Practical clinical guidance, project-based quality improvement, and field-tested protocols in obstetrics and gynecology.
Why it matters: Targets the leading causes of preventable maternal harm with actionable solutions.
MBBS, MD, MPH (Harvard) — obstetrician, educator, and public health leader. Dr. Miskeen has led research, training, and policy work across Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and global networks, with a career devoted to safer motherhood and better medical training.
“Teaching is how we scale safe care — one student, one clinic, one guideline at a time.”
Master evidence synthesis to publish impactful clinical reviews.
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Apply stats and epidemiology to women’s health research.
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Master evidence synthesis to publish impactful clinical reviews.
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