Mar 5 • 14:43 UTC 🇳🇬 Nigeria Punch

FUTA teaching hospital seeks stakeholders’ support for development

The Federal University of Technology Akure Teaching Hospital is calling for stakeholder support to enhance its medical research, training, and healthcare delivery as it celebrates its first anniversary.

The Federal University of Technology Akure Teaching Hospital, located in Ondo State, is urging stakeholders to contribute to its developmental efforts as it aspires to become a leading center for medical research in Nigeria. The call was made by the Chief Medical Director, Professor Olusegun Ojo, during the hospital's first anniversary celebration, highlighting the institution's commitment to advancing healthcare and producing well-trained medical professionals.

Established in March 2015, the teaching hospital has rapidly developed into a recognized training hub that has produced a variety of healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and pharmacists. Professor Ojo emphasized the institution's focus on collaborative initiatives with both local and international partners to enhance its research capabilities and healthcare services, which is critical for addressing the health needs of the community.

The hospital's efforts reflect a broader trend in Nigeria's healthcare landscape, where there is an increasing need for improved healthcare delivery systems, especially in teaching hospitals. By emphasizing research and the professional development of healthcare workers, the Federal University of Technology Akure Teaching Hospital aims to position itself as a leader in medical education and resource mobilization to benefit the healthcare sector in Nigeria.

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