A team composed of British medical staff has arrived in the Rukoma to provide its technical assistance to the on-ground workers. Those voluntary medical workers are gathered in a group called Rwanda Legacy of Hope that aims at helping local medical staff to acquire increased knowledge and skills about curing skin diseases, among others.
The leader of Rwanda Legacy for Hope, Pastor Ntavuka Osée told Imvaho Nshya that these initiatives are aim at helping all medical professionals to be more equipped with knowledge that will help them perform better. This is an annual event that will pass throughout Rwanda to train medical staff in skin diseases curing skills, Pastor Ntavuka said.
He said that the team has been able to cure more than 400 patients across the nation in four past years of service.
One of the beneficiaries of these services, Mukampabuka Chantal who lives in Bugesera District commended the support he benefited as she is currently able to walk after an deadly accident she has survivors.
My current physical abilities to walk resulted from the medical support I received from the Rwanda Legacy for Hope.
Karinda Viateur who is the Chief Manager of Remera Rukoma Hospital appreciated the availability of highly trained medical staff from outside.
For him, this is a great contribution for the Hospital that lacks highly skilled staff in some areas of medical profession.
The Team of medical experts Rwanda legacy of hope was launched in 2012 and it has cured more than 400 patients across Rwanda and is currently treating 50 patients who need surgery treatment.
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