Sister Irene Maria has been running Hope Ward since the beginning in 2006. During this time she has seen Hope Ward grow from a simple medical-surgical unit to a ward offering more complex care and oncology care. With training from Dr Helena she is now a trained chemotherapy nurse. She enjoys this new element of [...]
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Staff Profile – Sister Irene
Posted in Hope Ward, Staff, tagged Dr. Grania, Dr. Richard, Emmanuel, Irene Nassozi on December 4, 2008 | Comments Off
Emmanuel Lubaale (Emma)
Posted in Cancer Care, Patients, tagged Dr. Muhame, Emmanuel, Irene Nassozi on August 4, 2008 | Comments Off
Emmanuel Lubaale (Emma) is a charming 3 year old boy. He is the second born of three children. His father is a teacher in a government school. His mother was a student at Makerere University pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree; she had to discontinue her education to take care of her ill child (Emma). [...]
Hope Ward Patients
Posted in Cancer Care, Hope Ward, Patients, tagged Irene Nassozi on July 12, 2008 | Comments Off
Sister Irene has sent us a number of case studies for patients recently treated in Hope Ward: BT a 5 year old boy came to Hope Ward with a swollen abdomen. This problem started in July 2006. His mother had sought treatment from different hospitals but could not find a solution. With the continuous swelling [...]
Dr Helena Nam
Posted in Hope Ward, Staff, tagged Irene Nassozi on July 22, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Dr Helena Nam is a specialist in the treatment of cancer patients and over the course of the year has done a pioneering work, at Hope Ward, in treating many patients with cancer. We wish to express our special appreciation for what she has done and also to the rest of the team led by [...]
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