Seven experienced Physiotherapists working with the Cameroon Clubfoot Care Program (CCCP), have been equipped to carryout supportive supervision of clubfoot clinics to ensure quality in the treatment of the condition.
Stakeholders of the Cameroon Clubfoot Care Program (CCCP) have committed to raising awareness and engaging influential actors at all levels to enhance the identification, referrals and treatment of clubfoot in
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Some 20 health care providers selected from Mbingo and Nkwen Baptist Hospitals have been trained to provide effective care for women operated of fistula.
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Children born with clubfoot deformity require specialized care to achieve full recovery, and the gold standard for treatment is the Ponseti Technique.
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Bafoussam, August 21-22, 2024: A meeting with some key stakeholders of the West Regional Delegation of Public Health held to introduce the new phase of the River Blindness program in
Some 42 community members from the West, Adamawa and South West Regions of Cameroon have committed to fish out all women with fistula in their communities and refer for treatment.
The first set of women with fistula to be treated under the current phase of the Obstetric Fistula Project have congregated in Mbingo Baptist Hospital. These women, 8 in number
Fifty community mobilisers have been trained to identify and refer women with obstetric fistula to existing services.
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Parents of children who are currently being treated of musculoskeletal deformities have been told that the primary responsibility of their children’s protection and welfare lies on them.
The partnership between the CBC Health Services and Hope and Healing International (HHI) continues to improve the quality of life of the needy, sick, and other underprivileged beneficiaries of the
