The Korle Bu Teaching Hospital’s Nursing Directorate has begun an orientation training program for 575 newly recruited nurses and midwives.
The training aims to equip the new staff with knowledge and skills to deliver quality patient care.
Key topics discussed included introduction to the hospital’s history and organizational structure,
infection prevention measures, code of ethics, handing over and taking up wards, job descriptions, and appraisal processes.
Deputy Chief Nursing Officer (DCNO) of Infection Prevention Control, Akofa Gaituah emphasized strict infection prevention protocols, including frequent handwashing and proper waste disposal. She introduced the “Catch, Bin, and Kill” method to prevent infections.
The orientation training was deemed a success, with participants gaining valuable insights into their new roles and responsibilities.
