Accra, Ghana — A high-level delegation from the Ministry of Health, led by the presidential representative, Hon. Dr. Bernard Okoe Boye, recently conducted a working visit to the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital. The purpose of this visit was to inspect critical government health projects and interventions.

Key Highlights:
Covid-19 Treatment Center:
The delegation toured the Covid-19 Treatment Center, which has been at the forefront of Ghana’s pandemic response. Dr. Okoe Boye emphasized the importance of maintaining robust infrastructure and preparedness to handle any future health crises.
Discussions centered around capacity building, equipment availability, and patient care protocols.
Urology and Nephrology Center of Excellence:
The team also visited the Urology and Nephrology Center of Excellence. This specialized facility plays a crucial role in diagnosing and treating urological and kidney-related conditions.
Dr. Okoe Boye praised the center’s commitment to cutting-edge research, patient-centered care, and training the next generation of medical professionals.
Government Health Projects:
During the visit, Dr. Okoe Boye reviewed ongoing government health projects. These initiatives aim to enhance healthcare delivery across the country.
The delegation discussed resource allocation, timelines, and community engagement strategies.
Empowering Healthcare:
Dr. Bernard Okoe Boye, a medical doctor and politician, has a deep-rooted commitment to revolutionizing healthcare in Ghana. As the former board chairman of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, he understands the critical role such institutions play in the nation’s well-being. His vision aligns with the hospital’s goal of creating a modern, accessible healthcare system that serves all Ghanaians.