Doctor purchases equipment for Paga Hospital with GH¢20,000 cash reward
Dr. Ama Antwiwaa Adu-Appiah, a medical doctor, donated her entire GH¢20,000 cash reward to purchase medical equipment and supplies for the Paga Hospital. This gesture came barely a week after the Paga Youth Movement (PAYOM) honored her for accepting a posting to the Paga Hospital. Dr. Adu-Appiah stated, "Words would fail me to express how grateful I am to the Paga Youth Movement for the gift they gave me. I received it wholeheartedly. I have used the amount to purchase these medical items and equipment to make my working conditions more comfortable, not just for me, but for the entire medical team."
The GH¢20,000 was invested in procuring items including three nebulisers, two blood pressure monitoring machines, one fetal Doppler machine, one vein finder, one haemoglobin analyser, five drip stands, five ward screens, one baby weighing scale, perfuser lines, two Veronica buckets, two handwashing basins, six rolls of cotton wool, and four packs of bottled water. Dr. Adu-Appiah expressed appreciation to her colleagues, Dr. Didier Oteng and Dr. John Aberba, for their dedication to the hospital.
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