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Port Loko
Photos on the Portloko District Health Research.
Some photos on the Portloko District Health Sector.
Aug 17, 2006, 19:14
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Interview with Zainab Conteh, Patient, Female Ward, Port Loko Government Hospital
My name is Zainab Conteh. I am 28 years old and the fifth house wife to Chief Pa Alimamy Bangura, who has a total of six wives. I live at 4 Iscandri Street, Old Port Loko. I was admitted at the Female Ward at the Port Loko Government Hospital on June 7, 2006 after I went into labour.
Aug 17, 2006, 03:30
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Interview with Justin P.C. Allie, Mana II Community Health Post, Port Loko
I am an EDC Unit Dispenser at The Mana II Community Health Post, Lokomassama Chiefdom, Port Loko District, established in 1996 by an international NGO from Germany, CORD. I have served the Mana II community for a decade and the Health Ministry for 42 years, beginning as EDC Unit Assistant. I run the centre with an MCH Aide and a Potter, covering 31 catchments of 8515 people.
Aug 17, 2006, 03:27
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Interview with Hawa Janneh, Acting Matron, Port Loko Government Hospital
I have been acting as Matron of the Port Loko Government Hospital for five years now and have diligently served the health sector for 30 years, beginning as State Enrolled Nurse and ending up as a Senior Ward Sister.
Aug 17, 2006, 03:14
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Interview with Dr Ibrahim J. Kargbo-Labour, DMO, Port Loko
I have served as the District Medical Officer in Port Loko since November 2005, when my predecessor travelled abroad for further studies. I also double as Medical Officer-in-Charge of the Government Hospital, a position which I have held since May 2003. I have served the health sector since October 1996, beginning as a Temporary House Officer and ending up as a professional medical doctor.
Aug 17, 2006, 02:59
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Interview with Joseph Bob Amara, Chairman, Port Loko District Council
I am a member of the Hospital Board and also a signatory to drug supply deliveries in the district. The health sector in Port Loko is doing fairly well, considering the fact that most infrastructures associated with health care delivery were destroyed during the war.
Aug 17, 2006, 02:59
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Interview with Dr Ibrahim J. Kargbo-Labour, DMO, Port Loko
I have served as the District Medical Officer in Port Loko since November 2005, when my predecessor travelled abroad for further studies. I also double as Medical Officer-in-Charge of the Government Hospital, a position which I have held since May 2003. I have served the health sector since October 1996, beginning as a Temporary House Officer and ending up as a professional medical doctor.
Aug 17, 2006, 02:59
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Port Loko, Yearning and Striving to Regain Glory in Health Care Delivery
“It is only after successfully going through this that I have realized the essence of delivering at a health centre or hospital rather than to traditional birth attendants at home”. These are the word of Zainab Conteh, a house wife who lives at 4 Iscandri Street, Old Port Loko full of praises for medical staff at the Port Loko Government Hospital.
Aug 17, 2006, 02:40
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Interview with Saidu K. Conteh, EDC Unit Dispenser-in-Charge, New Maforki Community Health Post, Port Loko District
The Area Nine New Maforki Community Health Post was set up as a clinic in 2002 by the International Medical Corps (IMC), at the Old Port Loko Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Camp. The town itself is a new one which evolved from remnants of the IDPs who refused to return to their places of origin during the resettlement exercise.
Aug 16, 2006, 03:21
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Interview with Madam Aminata Kamara, Traditional Birth Attendant, New Marforki Community Health Post, Port Loko
I am a trained Community Camp Hygiene Promoter, but also assisting medical staff at the New Maforki Community Health Post in Port Loko as a Traditional Birth Attendant.
Aug 16, 2006, 03:13
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