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MTN Ghana Foundation’s maternity block records 25,000 antenatal visits, over 6,000 deliveries in two years

Two years after the MTN Ghana Foundation commissioned a state-of-the-art 60-bed Maternity and Child Health Block, hospital authorities say those challenges have largely become a thing of the past, with the facility transforming maternal and child healthcare delivery in the municipality.
Hospital records indicate that the facility has recorded approximately 25,000 antenatal care s over the past two years, reflecting growing confidence in its maternal healthcare services.
The modern complex comprises a 40-bed maternity ward with emergency rooms, delivery suites, recovery and lying-in wards, two operating theatres, consulting rooms, an intensive care unit, laboratory, dispensary, outpatient department, pharmacy and a 20-bed mothers' hostel, bringing essential maternal and neonatal services under one roof.
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