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The campaign goes on Join us on the 29th October 2024 for our WORLD STROKE DAY WEBINAR You are invited to the World Stroke Day Webinar being organized by The Multidisciplinary Stroke Thrombolysis Team of KATH in collaboration with the Neurology Society of Ghana and the Ghana Medical Association Topic: Updates in Stroke Management (CPD accredited) Register in advance for this webinar: https://lnkd.in/em3KbYy9 After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. #Worldstrokeday #WHO #greaterthanstroke

It’s almost here 🔥🥳🥳🥳❤️❤️ As we approach World Stroke Day on October 29th, awareness about stroke prevention, early detection, and treatment and especially the Stroke Thrombolysis Initiative is crucial The Stroke Thrombolysis Initiative aims at improving treatment outcomes for stroke patients by promoting timely interventions. Your involvement can make a difference by educating others and potentially saving lives, and especially by helping repost this message across Stay tuned for all the exciting activities ahead Together, we can help reduce the burden of stroke. #Strokecipate #activatestrokethrombolysis

Honoring an icon: Dr. Emmanuel Attafuah Today, we shine a acknowledge Dr. Emmanuel Attafuah, an exceptional Emergency Physician Specialist at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) and a dedicated force within the Stroke Thrombolysis Team. His commitment to emergency care and his critical contributions to the Stroke Thrombolysis Initiative have improved patient outcomes and enhanced stroke care at KATH. Dr. Attafuah’s expertise, passion, and leadership in emergency medicine continue to inspire those around him. He exemplifies what it means to be dedicated to both patient care and innovation in healthcare. We express our immense gratitude to you, Dr. Emmanuel Attafuah, for your tireless work and the lasting impact you’re making on stroke treatment and beyond. Your efforts are deeply appreciated and admired. #StrokeCare #EmergencyMedicine #KATH

Celebrating Dr. Priscilla Abrafi Opare-Addo: An inspiration and role model Today, we celebrate Dr. Priscilla Abrafi Opare-Addo: 📌 Physician specialist 📌Neurologist Fellow in training at KATH 📌Lecturer at SMS, KNUST, and 📌Head of the Research Committee for Stroke Thrombolysis Initiative at KATH Her commitment to advancing stroke care, coupled with her leadership in research, has made a significant impact on the Stroke Thrombolysis Initiative at KATH (Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, Kumasi-Ghana). Dr. Priscilla Abrafi Opare-Addo your passion for holistic health care and education, and mentorship inspires us all. Thank you for your relentless pursuit of excellence and the remarkable difference you continue to make in stroke care and in the lives of all those around you! You are a beacon of hope and inspiration. #strokethrombolysis #kath

Honoring Dr. Eno Akua Afriyie Biney: A Pillar in Stroke Care Today, we join to celebrate Dr. Eno Akua Afriyie Biney, Senior Specialist in Emergency Medicine at KATH and a vital member of the Stroke Thrombolysis Team. Her expertise and unwavering dedication have saved numerous lives and advanced stroke care in profound ways particularly with the STROKE THROMBOLYSIS INITIATIVE AT KATH (Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, Kumasi-Ghana) Dr. Biney, your passion for patient care and excellence in medicine continues to inspire us all. Thank you for the incredible impact you make every day! You’re a source of great inspiration #strokethrombolysis #kath

It was a double celebration. I woke up feeling grateful and anxious. I was grateful to God for adding a year to my age. I was anxious about the virtual launch of the much anticipated book, “Can a Child Write? A Journey in the Imagination of Young Minds”. My people, God did his thing again last Saturday. We had about 80 individuals joining our virtual book launch. Our moderator, Mabel Darko, did an awesome work that evening. God bless you, President General. My students made me so happy. I loved the confidence with which they spoke. What more can I say than thank you. I appreciate your support and presence. God bless you all abundantly. Have you read the book? If yes, I’d love to read your review. If no, click on the link in the comment section or the link on my featured section to download and read this masterpiece for free. How did we pull off this virtual book launch? I’ll tell you all about it this week.☺️

Every successful initiative is driven by dedicated individuals who work out the vision to its accomplishment The Stroke Thrombolysis Initiative is one of such with a dedicated team passionate about minimizing the occurrence of permanent brain damage associated with strokes Such great impact is possible thanks to the tireless efforts of a remarkable team working diligently behind the scenes one of such is: Dr Kwasi Adjepong Twum: ✅Radiologist at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital(KATH) and a member of the multidisciplinary stroke thrombolysis team at KATH-Ghana The video shows an insightful presentation on stroke thrombolysis at Trede Methodist Church-Ghana by Dr Kwasi Adjepong Twum We’re much grateful Sir🥳👍 You’re worth celebrating

Continuing the Mission…….. In our ongoing effort to raise public awareness about the stroke thrombolysis initiative, members of the Stroke Thrombolysis team-KATH, in collaboration with the Health, Safety & Security Department of Kwadaso SDA Church, recently engaged the Kwadaso SDA Church community with vital information on Thrombolysis. Your community could be next—let's keep spreading the word. Remember: Time is Brain. #strokethrombolysis

“Great things in business are never done by one person. They’re done by a team.”~ Steve Jobs The #strokethrombolysis initiative is attaining great feats because of the exceptional team working tirelessly behind the scenes This week we throw the spotlight on one of such: 📌Dr Sheila Adamu is a Specialist at the Neurology Department at KATH with profound passion for stroke care ♻️She has worked in the Neurology Unit at KATH from 2017 to date serving about 12 million Ghanaians. 📌She is an adjunct lecturer at the KNUST School of Medicine and Dentistry She carries keen interest in patient - care, research and developing the next generation of doctors. ♻️She is an active member of the multidisciplinary stroke team and serves as Head of Public Education Committee for Stroke Thrombolysis Let’s celebrate such an icon and role model Our campaign remains: TIME IS BRAIN🧠 #activatethrombolysis