Getting ready to come back home

Final days in Ghana

Students benefit from respiratory care education instruction

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Meeting with the provost and RT students

 

 

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 Working with respiratory therapy students

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Making TV and radio appearances

 

 

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Meeting the Rotary who will unload the equipment

 

Keeping busy training students and meeting with officials

Working with respiratory therapy student in the
 intensive care unit at  Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital
 in Accra, Ghana.

 

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Meeting with Ecobank officials about a proposal.

Meeting with Dean Akinwuntan's brother, Patrick, an Ecobank executive.

Baby hats, donor gifts and venitilators ... we hit the ground running

Since we've arrived in Ghana, we've hit the ground running trying to get things done. Monday was filled with shopping in the local market, preparing gifts for our gracious donors, making hats for newborns in the nursery and working on ventilators. Then it was time for dinner prepared by headlamp.

All in all, it was a great day!
 

Making hats for the babies in the nursery

 

 

Nothing like a visit to the local market

We spent some time putting gifts together for our donors.

Hard at work getting the equipment up and running.

Getting dinner ready under the light provided by a headlamp.

Off to Ghana

Karen Schell is making a brief trip to Ghana this week to get things set up for a trip with a larger group this summer to the West African nation. Schell's team will be delivering respiratory care supplies and leading educational sessions.