One hundred and seventy two health personnel have attended a three-day international seminar on updating medical education in Kintampo in the Brong-Ahafo Region.
The participants comprised practising medical assistants (MAs) from all parts of the country, post basic medical assistant trainees of the Rural Health Training School (RHTS) at Kintampo and final-year midwifery students of the Berekum Nurses’ Training College .
The seminar was a collaborative effort between the RHTS and the University of Utah in the USA.
The leader of the University of Utah delegation, Madam Nadia Miniclier, who is a physician assistant, presented teaching and learning materials to the Director of the RHTS, Dr E. T. Adjase, and a wheelchair to Madam Akosua Saah, a physically challenged person.
Receiving the items, Dr E.T. Adjase thanked the University of Utah for the gesture and said the materials would greatly help improve academic work of the institution.
The participants were presented with certificates.
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the name of the school is kintampo rural health training school(KRHTS) but not kintampo nurses school. thank you.
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