And those are the principles that are going to lead us in treating our patients,” Dr. Nunoo and the individuals he describes as a “consortium of friends and family” are also working to introduce emergency and ICU services.Currently, PMC will provide general medical services and aims to commence its Digestive Diseases Centre before the end of 2022.The “Pleasant” in the hospital’s name means it must deliver the highest standard of healthcare.“What’s the pleasant way? The pleasant way is the combination of thoughts and tenents that we go by. Nunoo said the facility will have 65 beds in the next two years as it expands. Francis Nunoo, board chairman, PMCAt the inauguration of the facility at Ashaiman in the Greater Accra Region, Dr. Noncancerous digestive diseases cause 74,000 deaths a year, with 36 percent caused by chronic liver disease and cirrhosis. In 2014, he put together a team from Ghana and the United States to work towards establishing a medical facility that will provide general medical care but specialize in digestive diseases.An estimated 117,000 people die each year from cancers of the digestive tract, which include the colon, the gallbladder, and the stomach.
Together with my colleague collaborators, we have decided to leave indelible footprints in the sands of time.”Programmes Manager at Joy FM, Edem Knight-Tay, was MC for the event. Andoh said.She added that: “The challenges we face in the health sector are not insurmountable. Ann-Shirley Andoh said the hospital was the result of her team’s resolve to provide Ghanaians with quality healthcare.“Our intention to bring high-quality healthcare, which is affordable and protocol-driven to all Ghanaians, finds representation in this beautiful building that we have today,” Dr. Ann-Shirley, CEO of Pleasant Medical Centre (PMC)The CEO of the hospital, Dr.
Robert Nunoo led the audience to observe a minute’s silence for his father.Having grown up in Ashaiman, Dr. Senior Nunoo founded Bukom Ellphkwei Hospital, which stood at the very location the new edifice, Pleasant Medical Centre, now proudly stands.Sadly, the senior doctor passed away in August this year and was buried a week before the inauguration of his son’s new specialist hospital. Nunoo, as his primary inspiration. Robert Nunoo describes his father, Dr. Ann-Shirley Andoh with invited guestsDr. Rober Nunoo (fourth from left) and CEO Dr.
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