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GPHC’s Pathology Department boosted with new equipment and personnel
Kaieteur News – The Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) on Wednesday announced that it has acquired a state-of-the-art microtome machine and an advanced auto tissue processor that will aid in the advancement of its Pathology Department.
The new state-of-the-art microtome machine and an advanced auto tissue processor at the GPHC’s Pathology Department.
Additionally, the hospital announced also that a Lab Manager and another Pathologist have been appointed strengthening the department and expertise, and capacity to handle a higher volume of cases effectively.
The GPHC in a press release said that the two innovative technologies have allowed the department to revolutionize sample processing, reducing the turnaround time from over thirty (30) days to an impressive seven (7) days.
“These two cutting-edge additions represent a remarkable leap in the efficiency and accuracy of sample processing, enabling our esteemed team of Pathologists to provide rapid and precise diagnoses. The quicker turnaround time translates to expedited diagnosis, patient care, and ultimately enhances our ability to serve the community with the highest standard of medical excellence,” the hospital explained.
Moreover, as part of GPHC’s commitment to continuous improvement, the Pathology Department has made substantial strides in personnel and organizational development.
Mew Path Lab Manger, Maricea Comacho-Chandrabose appointed at the department.
With the personnel expansion, the department underwent a complete restructuring, streamlining workflows and optimizing resource allocation. “The implementation of training programs conducted in collaboration with the Guyana National Bureau of Standards, has ensured that our staff is equipped with the latest best practices and knowledge in the field,” the release stated.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of GPHC, Robbie Rambarran expressed his enthusiasm about the ongoing efforts to expand the department’s scope and improve overall efficiency.
He said, “Our commitment to advancing patient care is unwavering. We are continuously exploring avenues for further engagement and advancements in technology to achieve greater efficiency and expand our services.”
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