Yes, as my colleague mentions, this program seeks to address the health care infrastructure by training nurse practitioners through the University of Minnesota's excellent distance learning program for nurse practitioners. This program will dramatically increase the capacity of Rwandan medical and nursing schools, creating new physicians and nurses with a high standard of training for a permanent, skilled, and sustainable force of health care professionals in Rwanda.
Watson Coleman: “Yes, as my colleague mentions, this program seeks to address the health care infrastructure by training nurse…”
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