OOUTH CMAC Advocates Stronger Referral System to Curb Maternal Deaths
The Chairman of the Medical Advisory Committee (CMAC) at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Dr. Oluseun Adek, has called for the establishment of stronger emergency referral systems to reduce preventable maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Dr. Adek's plea came during his address at the Annual General Meeting of the Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Ogun State Chapter, held in Abeokuta. He highlighted the challenges faced by pregnant women in remote rural areas due to the broken bridge between medical knowledge and accessible care.
- Dr. Adek emphasized the importance of functional emergency referral systems, dependable transportation, early recognition of complications, and prompt access to skilled medical personnel.
- He cited the case of a pregnant woman in a rural community who experiences severe bleeding after childbirth but faces delays in referral and treatment.
The Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Ogun State Chapter, is dedicated to enhancing healthcare quality in Nigeria through service delivery, collaboration, education, training, and advocacy. The association's Chairman, Dr. Ibraheem Opeewe, called for increased support to enable the association expand its outreach activities and improve healthcare access in underserved communities across the state.
IMAN Ogun State Chapter Calls for Stronger Referral System to Combat Maternal Deaths
The Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Ogun State Chapter, has emphasized the need for a more robust referral system to reduce preventable maternal deaths in Nigeria.
The association's Chairman, Dr. Ibraheem Opeewe, emphasized the importance of enhancing healthcare quality in Nigeria through service delivery, collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.
Dr. Opeewe called for increased support to enable the association expand its outreach activities and improve healthcare access in underserved communities across the state.
The Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Ogun State Chapter, is dedicated to improving healthcare quality in Nigeria through service delivery, collaboration, education, training, and advocacy. Dr. Ibraheem Opeewe, the association's Chairman, emphasized the importance of enhancing healthcare quality in Nigeria through service delivery, collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.
IMAN Ogun State Chapter Urges for Stronger Referral System to Combat Maternal Deaths
The Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Ogun State Chapter, has urged the establishment of a robust referral system to reduce preventable maternal deaths in Nigeria.
The association's Chairman, Dr. Ibraheem Opeewe, emphasized the importance of enhancing healthcare quality in Nigeria through service delivery, collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.
Dr. Opeewe called for increased support to enable the association expand its outreach activities and improve healthcare access in underserved communities across the state.
The Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Ogun State Chapter, is dedicated to improving healthcare quality in Nigeria through service delivery, collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.
IMAN Ogun State Chapter Advocates for Strengthened Referral System to Combat Maternal Mortality
The Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Ogun State Chapter, has called for the establishment of a robust referral system to reduce preventable maternal deaths in Nigeria.
The association's Chairman, Dr. Ibraheem Opeewe, emphasized the importance of enhancing healthcare quality in Nigeria through service delivery, collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.
Dr. Opeewe called for increased support to enable the association expand its outreach activities and improve healthcare access in underserved communities across the state.
The Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Ogun State Chapter, is dedicated to improving healthcare quality in Nigeria through service delivery, collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.
IMAN Ogun State Chapter Urges for Strengthened Referral System to Combat Maternal Mortality
The Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Ogun State Chapter, has urged for the establishment of a robust referral system to reduce preventable maternal deaths in Nigeria.
The association's Chairman, Dr. Ibraheem Opeewe, emphasized the importance of enhancing healthcare quality in Nigeria through service delivery, collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.
Dr. Opeewe called for increased support to enable the association expand its outreach activities and improve healthcare access in underserved communities across the state.
The Islamic Medical Association of Nigeria (IMAN), Ogun State Chapter, is dedicated to improving healthcare quality in Nigeria through service delivery, collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.
IMAN Ogun State Chapter Calls for Strengthened Referral System to Com
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