OGUN HOSPITAL BEGINS TRAINING OF CONSULTANTS

The Medical Director who pointed out that the programme is being carried out through the Management of the State Hospital, Sokenu, Abeokuta, added that the essence of such professional training programmes was to ensure the training of more seasoned consultants to achieve qualitative health care delivery for the

Penpushing further reports that,he explained that the hospital  had specialities in secondary function, now including some tertiary training programmes in conjuction with the State Hospital Management Board in training of specialists and consultants in family medicine, obstetrics and gynecology is preparing for subsequent reaccreditation from professional bodies from some of the West African countries soon.

The Medical Director while calling for recruitment of more manpower and infrastructural facilities, said that the hospital which generated a total revenue of N137.119m  between January and June this year, also attended to an average of 10, 000 patients, taking over 150 deliveries and conducted about 80 surgeries on a monthly basis.

The Committee Chairman, tasked the management team of the hospital to further improve on its operations at rendering quality service to residents of the State; stressing the need to give priority to treatment of patients in line with Dapo Abiodun’s vision of promoting a healthy society.