"I spent one week in the ENT department at Mt Meru Hospital in Arusha, and overall, it was a very valuable and enriching experience. The rotation offered exposure to a different healthcare system, allowing me to observe different perspectives, clinical approaches, and guidelines, particularly within a resource-limited setting. I appreciated the opportunity to interact with local healthcare professionals and exchange knowledge and ideas, which contributed greatly to my learning.\r\n\r\nDuring that specific week, some scheduling factors were beyond our control, including a public holiday and staff leave, which meant ENT clinics were running on limited days. To make the most of the time available, I joined the general surgery team on the remaining days, where I continued to gain meaningful clinical exposure. I found all departments to be very welcoming and supportive throughout my time there. Despite this, the experience was positive and educational.\r\n\r\nThe accommodation was excellent-clean, comfortable, and well organized. The food was very good, and the people were kind and welcoming, which made the overall experience enjoyable. I would have definitely loved the opportunity to spend more than one week in the program, as one week felt too short to fully benefit from the ENT exposure."

"I spent one week in the ENT department at Mt Meru Hospital in Arusha, and overall, it was a very valuable and enriching experience. The rotation offered exposure to a different healthcare system, allowing me to observe different perspectives, clinical approaches, and guidelines, particularly within a resource-limited setting. I appreciated the opportunity to interact with local healthcare professionals and exchange knowledge and ideas, which contributed greatly to my learning.\r\n\r\nDuring that specific week, some scheduling factors were beyond our control, including a public holiday and staff leave, which meant ENT clinics were running on limited days. To make the most of the time available, I joined the general surgery team on the remaining days, where I continued to gain meaningful clinical exposure. I found all departments to be very welcoming and supportive throughout my time there. Despite this, the experience was positive and educational.\r\n\r\nThe accommodation was excellent-clean, comfortable, and well organized. The food was very good, and the people were kind and welcoming, which made the overall experience enjoyable. I would have definitely loved the opportunity to spend more than one week in the program, as one week felt too short to fully benefit from the ENT exposure."

"I spent one week in the ENT department at Mt Meru Hospital in Arusha, and overall, it was a very valuable and enriching experience. The rotation offered exposure to a different healthcare system, allowing me to observe different perspectives, clinical approaches, and guidelines, particularly within a resource-limited setting. I appreciated the opportunity to interact with local healthcare professionals and exchange knowledge and ideas, which contributed greatly to my learning.\r\n\r\nDuring that specific week, some scheduling factors were beyond our control, including a public holiday and staff leave, which meant ENT clinics were running on limited days. To make the most of the time available, I joined the general surgery team on the remaining days, where I continued to gain meaningful clinical exposure. I found all departments to be very welcoming and supportive throughout my time there. Despite this, the experience was positive and educational.\r\n\r\nThe accommodation was excellent-clean, comfortable, and well organized. The food was very good, and the people were kind and welcoming, which made the overall experience enjoyable. I would have definitely loved the opportunity to spend more than one week in the program, as one week felt too short to fully benefit from the ENT exposure."