Excellence in Healthcare

Organized by: St. Peter Catholic Hospital, Jacobu

Sponsored by: GTS Drilling

Awareness Reason:

• Early detection save life.
• Know your breast.
• Know your risk
• Know your options
• Detect early, treat early

Let stand together for healthier, cancer-free communities. Healthy Women, Strong Families, and Brighter Futures.

Topic:

• Pregnancy School

Organized by: Antenatal Department

Date & Time: Tuesday, 28th July 2026 at 9:00 PM

Venue: ANC Clinic

Why attend?

• Gain valuable knowledge for a healthy pregnancy.
• Ask questions and receive expert guidance.
• Learn how to prepare for safe delivery and healthy baby.

Topics for discussion:

• Ecercise
• Nutrition
• Sex Postiton and Demonstration

All staff, Pregnant, Spouses/Partners of Pregnant women and the general public are encouraged to attend these educational sessions to enhance patient care quality.

Topic:

• Setting Healthy Boundaries, Workplace and Community Mental Health

Presented by: Mr. Gabriel Yeboah

Date & Time: Thursday, 16th July 2026 at 7:30am

Venue: Comference oom

Why attend?

Healthy boundaries involve setting clear personal and professional limits that protect mental well-being, reduce stress, and foster respectful relationships. In the workplace, they help prevent burnout, improve work-life balance, and create a healthier, more productive environment. Community mental health focuses on promoting psychological well-being through awareness, support systems, and early intervention. Together, healthy boundaries and strong mental health initiatives build resilient individuals, organizations, and communities.

Topics for discussion:

• Healthy Boundaries in the Workplace
• Workplace Mental Health
• Community Mental Health
• The Relationship Between Healthy Boundaries and Mental Health

All staff are encouraged to attend these educational sessions to enhance patient care quality.

Date: 27th September, 2025

Time: Bus leaves at 10am promp

Location: Anyinam Lodge - Obuasi

Rate: GHC 250.00 per head

Package Includes:

• Transportation (T'&'T)
• Food and Water
• Drinks
• Swimming + volley in pool
• Photoshoot
• Fun Games - Swing, Snooker

Feel Free to invite someone

Call to register

Enock - 0246756536

Papa Amoh - 0543727111

Topic: Fluid and Electrolyte Therapy

Presenter: Dr. Ahenkorah

Date & Time: Every Wednesday at 2:00 PM

Venue: Main Conference Room

Join our medical staff for an in-depth discussion on fluid and electrolyte therapy management. This weekly clinical meeting focuses on best practices, case studies, and the latest research in maintaining proper fluid balance in patients.

Dr. Ahenkorah will cover essential topics including:

• Assessment of fluid status
• Electrolyte imbalances and corrections
• IV fluid selection criteria
• Monitoring and evaluation techniques

All medical staff are encouraged to attend these educational sessions to enhance patient care quality.

Event: Community Health Walk & Aerobics

Date: Saturday, July 12, 2024

Time: 6:00 AM - 8:00 AM

Meeting Point: Hospital Volleyball Court

St. Peter Hospital - Jacobu invites the entire community to join our monthly health walk initiative. This event promotes physical fitness, community bonding, and health awareness among residents.

Route Details:

• Start: Hospital Volleyball Court
• Walk through Jacobu principal street
• Continue to Behenase community
• Return to volleyball court
• End with 30-minute aerobics session

What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, water bottle, and enthusiasm! The event is free and open to all ages.

Initiative: Free Medical Surgery Program

Beneficiaries: June 3rd Disaster Victims

Sponsor: Sweet Surgical Sculpts Foundation

Medical Director: Dr. Kwadwo Adae-Aboagye, St. Peter Hospital - Jacobu

In a remarkable display of compassion and community support, the founder of Sweet Surgical Sculpts, who serves as the Medical Director of St. Peter Hospital - Jacobu, has announced a comprehensive free surgery program for victims affected by the tragic June 3rd disaster.

Services Offered:

• Reconstructive surgery
• Burn treatment and skin grafts
• Orthopedic interventions
• Post-operative care and rehabilitation
• Psychological support services

Eligibility: All verified victims of the June 3rd disaster who require surgical intervention are eligible for this program. No fees will be charged for consultations, procedures, or follow-up care.

This initiative represents our commitment to serving the community during times of need and ensuring that quality healthcare remains accessible to all, regardless of financial circumstances.

Contact: For more information or to register for the program, please contact our patient services department.