Korle Bu steps up Ebola preparedness, plans additional training for 100 staff
The Korle Bu Teaching Hospital has intensified its preparedness measures against a potential Ebola outbreak, with plans to train an additional 100 healthcare workers and strengthen emergency response systems across the facility. The hospital has also outlined measures to establish rapid response teams, designate isolation areas for suspected cases and ensure adequate financial resources are […]
Korle Bu Teaching Hospital is stepping up its Ebola preparedness by planning additional training for 100 staff members and strengthening emergency response systems. The hospital's Chief Executive Officer, Dr Yakubu Seidu Adam, along with the Central Management Team and senior officials, assessed the facility's readiness to manage a potential Ebola outbreak.
Proposed measures include establishing an Epidemic Management Committee, a Central Rapid Response Team, and designated isolation areas for suspected cases. The hospital also plans to improve disease surveillance, introduce triage procedures, and allocate financial resources for swift outbreak response.
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