
A team of medical professionals from the United States has joined forces with Ghanaian healthcare providers to deliver hands-on medical training to both local practitioners and community members in Kpassa.
The sessions, held on the evenings of Monday, March 10, and Tuesday, March 11, 2025, provided a platform for knowledge exchange, skill enhancement, and collaborative healthcare learning.
The initiative, which formed part of a four-day medical outreach, was a collaborative effort between Main Line Health, Imaghe Group, and Teachers on the Move, in partnership with Pentecost International, PENSA Ghana, and Pentecost Social Services (PENTSOS). The training sessions took place at the Mount Olives English Assembly auditorium in Kpassa, bringing together a diverse group of participants, including local healthcare workers, aspiring medical students, and community members eager to improve their medical knowledge.
At the core of the training was a focus on equipping attendees with modern, evidence-based approaches to handling first aid emergencies, ensuring that patients receive the best possible care before being transferred to healthcare facilities. The practical, hands-on sessions covered critical life-saving techniques, emphasising the importance of timely intervention in medical emergencies.
Beyond emergency response training, the program served as an invaluable educational opportunity for young students in the community who aspire to careers in medicine. Through direct engagement with experienced professionals, these students gained firsthand exposure to various healthcare disciplines, inspiring them to pursue their ambitions in the medical field.
Participants also took part in specialised breakout sessions covering key areas of medicine, including Mental Health, Pulmonology, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Pharmacy, Internal Medicine, and Nursing. These in-depth discussions provided targeted, practical knowledge tailored to both medical professionals and community members, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience.

The presence of the U.S. medical team in Kpassa underscores the power of international collaboration in healthcare, bridging the gap between expertise and local needs. By sharing knowledge and resources, both local and international teams contributed to strengthening healthcare delivery in the region.
With the overwhelming success of the training sessions, organisers and participants alike expressed optimism about future collaborations that will continue to empower local medical teams, enhance community healthcare education, and improve access to quality medical care in Kpassa and beyond.
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