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The other side of the EWH organization is the BMET Training programs. In collaboration with local partners in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, they create professional training programs that build in-country, self-sustaining bodies of biomedical engineering technicians (BMETs).&nbsp; They work closely with local Ministries of Health, public hospitals, universities, and local engineers and doctors in order to build the network needed to sustain these training programs after the projects leave.&nbsp; The BMET Training programs are based on a 3 year curriculum developed in partnership with Duke University and then tailored to each country’s needs. Engineering World Health sets up the programs but the ultimate goal is to turn them over to the local educators. &nbsp;

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