Now Available! - Innovative Home Care Services Driven By Telehealth

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Mahiri-Telehealth launched Mahiri HomeCare Services in Accra on Friday 9th of September 2022, the first of 3 locations to be launched in Ghana, UK and Nigeria in Q3 2022 to Q1 2023

Operations Director, Comfort Larbi says "For us at Mahiri HomeCare the client is central and we are integrating home care and telehealth as a new way of proactively personalising our care delivery and managing their care plans and well-being".

"We are excited to have started with clients and enquires even before launch day...".

Comfort Larbi, Mahiri HomeCare's Operations Director also says "Our approach is holistic and we are interested in our clients physical, mental and spiritual well-being, that is why we have introduced services such as spiritual mentoring. Our RemoteCare™ real-time diagnostics and consultations platform enables the senior nurses and doctors to assess patients remotely when necessary. We are also introducing remote real-time monitoring for vitals.

I am very excited that our daily monitoring of tasks and client conditions will support our operations team working with the family and the professional teams to ensure we effectively and proactively manage our clients' health and well-being and enable them to enjoy living".

Find out more about Mahiri HomeCare Services for the elderly, sick and prenatal and postnatal women.

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Tamale Teaching Hospital Mobile Clinic JustGiving Campaign 2015

Nature of the problem: The Tamale Teaching Hospital Mobile Clinic programme is a regular outreach programme that provides medical screening and examination services for the communities in the Upper and Northern regions of Ghana.

For many, the visits by the doctors and nurses running this programme are the first opportunity to be examined by a medical professional. Diseases and ailments that might be detected and cured unfortunately progress to the point of being fatal because of the lack of early screening. Fatal disease outbreaks not identified early also spread. Early detection would lead to education and awareness programmes, immunisation and gathering of resources to combat fatal diseases before they spread.

Without external sponsorship to cater for the mobile clinics’ operational activities and running costs they remain stationary at Tamale hospital.

How will this project solve the problem? This JustGiving fund raising initiative is intended to be a concerted effort to raise funds to ensure that the Tamale Teaching Hospital Mobile Clinics have the funds to manage the operational requirements that will enable regular visits over the next six (6) months and thereafter have regular scheduled visits.

What Sponsorship is required? The funds will be used for the operational costs for the visits and provide the health workers safety. This includes supporting educational campaigns to inform the public about any prevalent diseases and how it spreads.

Our target is to gather enough funds for the mobile clinics to be out in the community for the total month for the next six months. The cost of each trip is as follows...

The Tamale Teaching Hospital’s Mobile Clinic Outreach programme is under senior management.

The team will publish details of scheduled visits and reports about the outcomes and how the funds have been used. These reports will be emailed to donors and subscribers.

What is the potential long-term impact of this project? We believe that the Tamale Mobile Clinic outreach programme is one of the effective means of managing health care in the communities. Using resources that are deeply-rooted in local communities are often the best means to provide long-term support for health care of all types, be they outbreaks, screening, communication programmes etc...

Tamale Teaching Hospital: is a medical referral centre for the Northern, Upper East and Upper West Regions, the northern parts of the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana and the neighboring countries of Côte d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso and Togo. It is located in a catchment area which has a population of approximately 2.1 million...

The outreach team is made of surgeons, specialists and general medical doctors, nurses of various specialties, pharmacists, radiographers, laboratory technologists, medical record officers, drivers and more.

Mahiri-Telehealth RemoteCare™ Working with the remote diagnostics solutions, the nurses and doctors on the outreach programme are linked to specialists based at the teaching hospital...

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