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BSUTH Celebrates Major Milestone with State-of-the-Art MRI Scanner
BSUTH Celebrates Major Milestone with State-of-the-Art MRI Scanner
In a landmark achievement for Benue State University Teaching Hospital (BSUTH), the institution proudly unveils its latest technological advancement: a cutting-edge MRI scanning machine. This significant upgrade is set to elevate the hospital's diagnostic capabilities and reflects a broader vision of modernization under the leadership of the CMD Dr. Stephen Hwande.
The newly installed MRI scanning machine
A patient undergoes the MRI scan
Dr. Hwande, renowned for his relentless dedication and visionary approach, has championed this transformation as part of his mission to enhance BSUTH’s role in delivering exceptional healthcare. His unwavering commitment to progress has been a driving force behind this milestone, which aligns perfectly with the strategic health care goals of the Governor Alia administration.
The new MRI scanner promises to revolutionize diagnostic imaging at BSUTH, offering unparalleled precision and clarity in medical assessments. This advanced equipment will not only improve patient outcomes but also position BSUTH at the forefront of medical innovation in the region.
As the teaching hospital continues to evolve under Dr. Hwande’s stewardship, this addition marks a pivotal step in its journey towards becoming a beacon of healthcare excellence. With the support of Governor Hyacinth Alia vision and Dr. Hwande’s relentless efforts, BSUTH is poised to set new standards in medical care and education.
Stay tuned as we continue to bring you updates on the groundbreaking developments at BSUTH.
The future of healthcare in Benue State is brighter than ever!
MRI technologist conducts a scan
MRI technologist conducts a scan
MRI technologists at Bsuth
MRI technologists at Bsuth
BSUTH GETS RADIATION SAFETY ADVISER
BSUTH GETS RADIATION SAFETY ADVISER
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Dr Taofeeq Ige, Appointed Radiation Safety Adviser for proposed #BSUTH Cancer Treatment Centre.
Dr Taofeeq Ige, Appointed Radiation Safety Adviser for proposed #BSUTH Cancer Treatment Centre.
In a significant move towards the actualisation of the plan to establish a Cancer Treatment Centre at the Benue State University Teaching Hospital, the facility today received, Dr Taofeeq Ige, who has been appointed as Radiation Safety Adviser for the proposed #BSUTH Cancer Treatment Centre.
Dr Ige on arrival was received by the Chairman Technical Committee for the implementation of the project and Consultant Oncologist, Dr Samuel, Otene, along side other members of the Committee.
The RSA who was immediately taken to the proposed site for the project by the committee members meticulously checked, and described it as " good enough and spacious for future expansion"
There after, he was shown the architectural designs for the project, which he expressed satisfaction with some aspects, while calling on the architect to effect changes on few other aspects for his certification.
He commended Governor Hyacinth Alia for his decision to establish the cente and noted that although it is a capital intensive project, it will have a multiplier effect on health care delivery in Benue State and the adjoining states, when completed and made functional.
Dr Ige advised the committee to visit some already existing cancer centres in order to understudy and learn from such centres.
Receiving the RSA after inspection of both the site and the designs, the Chief Medical Director of the hospital, Dr Stephen Hwande expressed confidence in his ability to guide the hospital aright, and noted that Governor Hyacinth Alia was interested in executing the project as quickly as possible, adding that the Governor's plan is to truely make the hospital a one stop facility.
The CMD described Dr Ige as a renowned expert with vast experience in radiation safety and applauded his choice as the adviser for the BSUTH Cancer project.
In his response, Dr Ige commended Dr Hwande for the giant strides at the hospital and urged him not to relent in his efforts to reposition the hospital.
It should be noted that the RSA serves as the Link between the institution and the Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA) whose major job is to guide the hospital on every aspect of Radiation Safety; to ensure that it does not have any issues with the regulatory body. (NNRA).
Dr Ige is one of the few NNRA-Licensed RSAs in the Country.
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