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Power to the people: training the healthcare trainers in Myanmar

Jean-Philippe MillerApril 7, 2017Last Updated: April 11, 2017
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Miller demonstrating how to stabilise a fracture. Photo: Jean-Philippe Miller

The story of one nurse’s mission to empower communities in conflict zones by teaching them first aid.

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