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EWH Institute participants repair 75% of the equipment they encounter. The equipment they repair most often are oxygen concentrators, suction pumps, and patient monitors.
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Favourite moment: Gen and I had a ventilator that functions when connected to power but the display screen would not turn on. We took hours to disassemble the ventilator with Connor and analyse all the wire connections. In the end we realised that the circuit board for the switch was not working. We replaced the switch by looking in scrap pile of circuit boards and soldered the working switch onto the ventilator circuit board. The display turned on! - Zara, January Institute in Cambodia 2020
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Our Institute participants work on a lot of autoclaves. From this year’s Cambodia program, Kevin H shares: “Giant pressure cookers, also known as autoclaves, generally have a lot of oxidation on their surfaces due to the constant exposure to water. Here is Clayton from group 2 preparing the toolkit to open the cover to see the extent of the dirt and grime built up over the years in this particular autoclave. We then do a thorough decantation of the pot and quick wipe.” If too much build up happens, the autoclave can break, preventing hospitals from properly sterilizing their tools. We’ve also included a before and after picture, along with a few other autoclave repairs from Cambodia.
DTU students Anders and Victor take you on a tour of their time in Nepal with the 2018 EWH Institute.
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(Photos from EWH SI Nepal 2019).
Before moving to their hospital assignments, our Texas A&M Institute participants in Rwanda found a broken down incubator during a hospital visit. Here's the group, proud of their fix!
If you've been enjoying our Summer Institute posts, you can learn more about the programs on our website: http://www.ewh.org/summer-institute  Applications for 2019 will open in October.
In honor of Ada Lovelace Day, EWH proudly celebrates our women engineers! In 2017, women made up 55% of our Summer & January Institute participants. Here are just a few of the women who have joined EWH to do incredible work in Nicaragua, Guatemala, Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania, Nepal, and Cambodia. To join Summer Institute 2018, apply now: http://www.ewh.org/summer-institute/application
