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ASA supports Dormaa Hospital expansion drive to meet patient demand

The CSR and Sustainability Officer, Lily Opoku Mensah, expressed the hope that the equipment would complement the hospital’s efforts to improve patient care and support quality healthcare delivery to people in the area.
Mr Apati described the donation as timely, explaining that the items would help the hospital improve patient care and strengthen its capacity to respond to the growing demand for its services.
The Dormaa Presbyterian Hospital is expanding its emergency services and Out-Patient Department (OPD) to address capacity pressures arising from increasing demand for health care, particularly from patients with non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
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