Celebrating World Oxygen Day
In honor of the first-ever World Oxygen Day, Build Health International has launched its Oxygen Technical Support website for biomedical professionals

Celebrating World Oxygen Day

October 2, 2023 marks the first-ever World Oxygen Day. And it is a remarkable moment. In many senses, World Oxygen Day represents the cumulative efforts of the many partners, supporters, and global health practitioners who are determined to make sure that every patient receives oxygen healthcare access.?

While there are still technical challenges to deliver oxygen, Build Health International is looking ahead to enhance its support of biomedical and oxygen facilities staff throughout the globe.

To commemorate the first World Oxygen Day, we are thrilled to launch the Build Health International Oxygen Technical Support site.?

The new site includes ample resources such as PSA basics, videos, and trainings.

For biomedical professionals, technicians, or other supporting staff members who maintain hospital oxygen plants, we encourage you to explore the site, which includes PSA basics, tools and resources, video tutorials, future training dates, and more.?

What are you and your organization doing to celebrate World Oxygen Day? Leave us a comment below.?

In partnership,?

The BHI Medical Oxygen Team


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BHI began its Oxygen Education and Training program in 2022. In August, our team reached over 500 biomedical staff trained in Malawi.

Find out how we did it.?

Photo Credit: Build Health International



Where in the World is BHI Oxygen?

From the Gambia to Rwanda, the Build Health International Team has been traveling all summer to deliver management, maintenance, and advanced oxygen education trainings. Check out the photo highlights below.?

Were you a training participant? Let us know about your experience below!?

Photo Credit: @Rwanda Biomedical Centre
Photo Credit: Build Health International


Photo Credit: @Mashariki TV

Closing Photo: a Throwback to Guinea

Photo Credit: Build Health International

Since we started this newsletter with the first-ever World Oxygen day, we'll close this newsletter with another first. Here's throwback photo to Guinea, where BHI held its first French-language medical oxygen training session in March 2023.

Akosua Aikman

Chief Respiratory Therapist @ UHWI : Bachelors of Science in Health Administration, Associates in Science in Respiratory Therapy

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