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Newly Inducted Medical Doctor, Dr Fathia Kareem Sets Record at KNUST with 12 Awards

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The School of Medical Sciences (SMS) of the College of Health Science (CHS) in Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST,) witnessed a historic moment since its inception with a record set by one Dr Fathia Ayodele Kareem. Out of the total number of professional medical doctors at its 23rd Oath Swearing and Induction Ceremony, the 25-year old former student of the Wesley Girls Senior High School swept twelve of the fourteen awards to students who distinguished themselves during the period of study.It was a happy moment for family and friends when she took several turns to receive the awards after being sworn in as a medical doctor from the School of Medical Sciences, KNUST. She exclusively told ultimatefmonline.com, that she feels humbled by the awards  admitting that she worked hard but she least expected to be crowned with more than 10 awards. As to whether she expected these awards she said “Yes and No..Yes because i worked hard by studying and no because i did no...

UCC School of Medical Sciences to hold 7th White Coat Ceremony on Aug 18th

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The University of Cape Coast School of Medical Sciences (UCCSMS) on the 18th of August 2016 will hold a White Coat Ceremony to mark the transition of level 400 students from the study of preclinical to clinical health sciences. The White Coat ceremony, a ritual in medical school that involves a formal robbing of students in a doctor’s traditional wear, the white coat, will be the seventh to be organised by the UCCSMS, the first and only Medical School in Ghana that holds the ceremony. They are expected to take the medical students’ oath which reads in part that they will practice medicine to the highest standards of conduct and seek what is best for their patients without allowing greed or stinginess to corrupt them. 7th White Coat Ceremony Date: Thursday 18th August, 2016 Time: 10:00 Am Venue: School of Medical Sciences Auditorium

All You Need To Know About The 7 Medical Schools in Ghana

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The Accra College of Medicine Fees: $12,500 The Accra College of Medicine (“ACM”) is a premier private and independent Medical College set up to provide cutting-edge medical education in Ghana. ACM provides world-class medical education that is research oriented and tailored towards solving Ghana and Africa’s health problems. The medical professionals are passionate about medicine, community oriented, use innovative means to solve problems. They aim to train medical practitioners who are professional and ethical, scientists, innovators and, educators with the commitment to lifelong learning and making a difference in the community.  University of Cape Coast School of Medical Sciences Fees: Fee-Paying Only - GH$ 14,000 International: USD 19,000 The University of Cape Coast started a medical school in 2007 and every potential medical student should give a thought. The good thing here is that the population here is les...

PHOTOS: Greater Accra Regional Hospital (Ridge Hospital) is almost done

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The Ridge Hospital will soon become the Greater Accra regional hospital, President John Mahama has said. This follows the progress of work done on the Ridge Hospital expansion project. The Ridge Hospital project involves the design, construction, procurement and installation of equipment for the rehabilitation of the hospital. The project is expected to be completed in 2016, and is being financed with a Government of Ghana mixed credit facility of US$250 million from Exim Bank and the HSBC Bank. Speaking at the launch of the book, “Accounting To The People” at the Banquet Hall- State House in Accra, President Mahama said "We assume that Korlebu is Greater Accra Regional Hospital. No, Korlebu is a specialist hospital; it is not supposed to be handling ordinary cases." The rehabilitation works of the Ridge hospital is expected to provide the hospital with ultra-modern facilities and a 420-bed capacity to improve quality and expand access to health care delivery, particularly to...

PHOTOS: University of Ghana Teaching Hospital 65% complete

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The University of Ghana Teaching Hospital is 65% complete. This is according to the Deputy Health Minister, Dr. Victor Bampoe. . He said the 597 bed teaching hospital is scheduled to be completed within 24 months. The $217 million project is located on a 400 acre land behind the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research of the university. It is being funded by a loan facility agreement between the Government of Ghana and the Government of Israel. The hospital is expected to augment the training of about 1,000 doctors within 5 to 7 years. View photos below By: Efua Idan Osam – pulse.com.gh

Breast Care International (BCI) to intensify cancer awareness in 2016 across the country

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Breast Care International (BCI) has indicated that it will from next year intensify its campaign on breast cancer awareness across the country. The aim for the drive is to make Ghana the African hub for the education and treatment of breast cancer across the globe. This was contained in a statement to thank the general public and its sponsors who help make 2015 a success ahead of the yuletide. Below is the full statement We are suddenly rounding up another year, a year full of bliss and challenges. A year that characterized increased patronage of our awareness creation programs one breadth, while illiteracy, ignorance and crunch poverty in another, conspired, to keep a marginal percentage of the populace, from accessing our free screening programs. These constraints notwithstanding, this is the season of joy and merry-making, sufficient reason why we join millions of Ghanaians to bask in the celebrations. The Board, Management and Staff of Breast Care international and Peace And Love H...

Want To Study Medicine in Ukraine? Here's All You Need To Know

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Sponsored post by tostudyinukraine.org To study medicine in Ukraine universities is truly a rewarding investment of time and financial resources for career acquisition. Although little known to many, Ukraine has one of the best Medical universities. Most of them are continuations on the foundations laid during the Soviet era. Those foundations have been greatly improved upon, integrating new developments in medical technology. International students historically started medical education in Ukraine a long time ago, which dates back to the Soviet era. Then, being the second largest member of the Soviet Republic, Ukraine contributed in the training of medical students under the then existing student exchange scholarship program of the Soviet Union. The all time number of international students trained as medical doctors in Ukraine runs into hundreds of thousands. Practicing medical doctors, trained in Ukraine’s different medical institutions, already have well over 20 years of professio...