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Rotary International Club 458
We currently have 124 members
Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8T 3R7
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Rotary Club of Windsor (1918)
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Parent and Tecumseh Ave.,
Windsor, Ontario
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A TELEHEALTH PROJECT AT JIRAPA
Jirapa UWR, Nov. 12, GNA - The Rotary Foundation Global Grant, has established a Telehealth Project at Jirapa in the Upper West Region to provide video conferencing between medical staff to enhance patient care through professional development.
The 50,000 dollars project is a three- country Rotary Club initiative to broaden the knowledge base of medical practitioners and allied health professionals.
The project would provide interaction between healthcare providers in rural and resource poor areas where one doctor serves a population of 80,000, with their counterparts in advanced and developed countries, says D. Godfrey Bacheyie, Local Physician and Project Leader.
The Rotary Club of Windsor in Canada, which is the brain behind the implementation of the project, is being partnered by Jirapa Health Alliance and Rotary Club of Accra Ring Road Central in Ghana as well as Herzog Hospital and the Rotary Club of Jerusalem in Israel.
Dr Bacheyie said the project had come at an opportune time because Jirapa has been an under serviced community and is suffering from the challenges of expert skills and knowledge in health care delivery, education and agriculture among other setbacks.
The project was therefore designed to help improve the knowledge base of health professionals to overcome their daily operational challenges and students of the health training institutions to enhance their performance.
Academic work and specialised expertise and advice are being provided by Herzog Hospital.
Dr Bacheyie said: "The challenges of having nobody to consult when in difficulty would not be there again with the facility functioning. It also has a huge potential for teachers and agriculturists as well for self development."
He said plans are underway to extend the facility to Saint Francis Girls Senior High School in Jirapa and improve the knowledge based of tutors and students.
Dr Richard Wodah, Medical Doctor at St Joseph’s Hospital at Jirapa said the facility would help encourage young doctors and other medical professionals to accept posting to the medical facility.
He announced that a lecture hall would be provided and equipped for the operations of the facility and called on stakeholders in the health sector to play their roles appropriately to sustain the project.
Ref: Telehealth Project at Jirapa Ghana News Agency
the Telehealth project a BLOG by Bob PykeThe 2011-12 Environmental Committee
The Environmental Committee is now active under the chairmanship of Rotarian Tom Goebel. The Environmental Committee will be given one minute at each meeting for the ’tip of the week’ and all tips will be compiled in a book to be published at the end of the year.
Contact: Tom Goebel [mailto:tomegoebel@gmail.com]
Dick Hedke Award
President Rick Caron announced that our Club was this year's Winner of the Dick Hedke Award.
See the 2011 District Carnivale Conference - Photos
Art in the Park 2011
Friday, June 3rd thru Sunday, June 5th 2011
great weather - big crowds - happy smiles
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Art in the Park 2011 you tube Video presentation by windsorwindow
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District 7090 Lincoln --- District 3330 Thailand
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Windsor Essex - A quiet giant!
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