54 ENT NURSES PASS OUT AT KATH

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The first batch of 54 nurses who undertook a Bachelor of Science Degree training programme in Ear, Nose and Throat, ENT nursing at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital have graduated at a ceremony in Kumasi. 
The specialized ENT nurses are expected to handle ear, nose and throat conditions in the absence of specialist medical practitioners in their respective hospitals. 
Speaking at the function, the Principal of the school, Alhaji Abdul Rahman Shaaban the school has so far trained 305 ENT diploma nurses who are currently serving at various health facilities across the country. 

He however indicated that the institution has not been able to increase its intake of more nurses desirous to enroll in the specialized ENT programme due to limited physical infrastructure to accommodate them. 

Mr. Shabaan said it is this respect that a 10 acre land has been acquired at Amanfrom in the Atwima Nwabiagya district of Ashanti to construct a state-of-the-art facility for the school. 

He appealed to the Government to support the school in completing the project. 

In a speech read on his behalf, the Minister of Health, Kwaku Agyemang- Manu said his Ministry is committed to increase access to quality health care delivery for Ghanaians, despite the numerous challenges confronting the country’s health sector.

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