FGMSA SCOME Development Assistant Plan of Action

PLAN OF ACTION FEDERATION OF GHANA MEDICAL STUDENTS' ASSOCIATIONS SCOME DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT FOR THE 21/22 TERM

PLAN OF ACTION

SCOME DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT FOR THE 21/22 TERM

EYRAM AKU FEGLO

SCOME REGULATIONS AND SCOME STRATEGY Regulations will be drafted using the IFMSA Regulations for SCOME as a template to ensure sustainability, continual development in SCOME in accordance with the IFMSA, and institution memory. The regulations will include, but are not limited to: The particular tasks of all team members, whether they hold administrative positions or not Meetings External Affairs Capacity Building We must strategize in order to ensure the continuation of SCOME's objectives. Strategizing also allows us to make the most of all resources available to us, as well as identify any gaps and areas where we should focus our efforts and seek assistance.

Member participation, Capacity Building, Advocacy, External Affairs, and Collaborations with external partners , are among the cornerstones of this strategy.

PLANNING OF ACTIVITIES AND IFMSA SUPPPORT The state in which things are happening or being done is referred to as an activity. Goals must be set in order for an activity to be relevant and impactful. It's simple to focus an activity solely on the objectives. The influence is often overlooked. This term, we'll concentrate our efforts on assessing and quantifying the impact of our initiatives. There is a template that has been created. The next step is to establish a schedule for all of the things we'll be doing this term.

In addition, we will align some of our efforts with the IFMSA and enroll some of our activities in the IFMSA to receive IFMSA support. This term, if possible, we will have a TMET workshop.

EXTERNAL AFFAIRS AND COLLABORATIONS In my perspective, the groundwork has been built, and things should be easier now that we have access to a variety of toolkits. What I'm supposed to do is map out external stakeholders, learn about their values, and collaborate with them, particularly on some of the activities we want to accomplish.

Some of these partners could be non-governmental organizations (NGOs), government organizations (such as the Medical and Dental Council), and student organizations whose objectives are similar to ours.