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Health Care Services: Institutional Research Brings New Discoveries in Healthcare Delivery - Reserch Experts. Research experts have commended health care institutions in the country in their quest to open up research centers in their various health institutions. In line with this, the Holy Family Catholic Hospital operating within the Berekum East Municipal of the Bono region has advanced in its operations through research to undertake evidence based treatment at the facility. In a day's symposium at the hospital, a novelty of a research department has been established to enable the facility to transform data through research into a meaningful clinical description beyond the health care. The Bono Regional Deputy Director of Clinical Care, Dr. Kwabena Kumi said, setting up an institutional research office helps a lot in the healthcare delivery sector in this advanced world, because through research new discoveries are emerged. He urged other health facilities to emulate the steps of the holy family hospital to open up research centers. SOT The Medical Director of the Holy Family Hospital who organized the research symposium together with his team, Dr. Frank Enoch Gyamfi stressed that, is about time hospital facilities move from clinical treatment to the another level of research to bridge the gab in data analysis of science and service. He said, the hospital is working to bring the living reality of patient through research to advance in healthcare discovery to delivery. SOT The Vice Chancellor of the University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR) Prof Elvis Aasre Bediako said, research funding has been a major challenge in research work and called for other donor agencies to support institutions who are into research to fund their activities. SOT Story by Richard Manu.

HON. CHARLES DARKO YEBOAH BREAK GROUNDS FOR KEY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN ABUAKWA NORTH.

Abuakwa North Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Charles Darko Yeboah popularly known as Ozey, has cut sod today for major development projects in the Abuakwa North municipality of the eastern region.


Hon. MCE cut sod for the construction of a Chip Compound at Akyem Ati and a six-unit classroom block with library, staff common room, and stores for Ati Amanfrom Primary. 


He also cut sod for another chip compound at Akyem New Tafo Zongo and awarded contracts for boreholes across the municipality.



In an interview, Hon. Charles Darko Yeboah thanked President John Mahama for his visionary leadership which has transcend to the local level  noting that all projects must be completed within six months. 



Hon. Charles Darko Yeboah also added that funding is not an issue as the assembly has sufficient funds, leaving contractors with no excuse for delays. He urged contractors to employ local residents for the works.


Story by Kofi Michel/Alrich24newsgh.blogspot.com

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