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Chinese medical team holds outreach at Mahaica
(Kaieteur News) – The 21st Chinese Medical Team recently conducted a health outreach at Mahaica, East Coast Demerara- delivering healthcare to scores of residents.
Members of the Chinese Medical team and church members at the outreach.
The outreach was organsied by the Mahaica Seventh-day Adventist Church Health Ministries Department. Shacquelle Wilson Health Ministries Director of the church said that during the outreach with the assistance of the Chinese Medical team and other healthcare professionals including Dr Karen Cummings they were able provide free medical services to individuals from diverse backgrounds within the community. Lauding the effort of the Chinese team Wilson said “We believe that the team’s presence and expertise greatly enhanced the quality of care and strengthened our shared goal of improving community health.”
Leader of the Chinese Medical team, Li Huansong shares a light moment with Head Elder of the Mahaica Seventh-day Adventist Church, Celeste Sobers.
Leader of the Chinese Medical Team, Dr. Li Huansong in brief remarks said that they were happy to partner with the church on the outreach, noting that their mission is to serve. “This is our first outing since we arrived and it was a very good outreach to be part of,” Dr Li said.
At the commencement of their tour of duty here Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony commended the team for their commitment to service and reaffirmed Guyana’s appreciation for China’s ongoing support in strengthening the national health system. He said: “for decades, Chinese medical teams have worked hand-in-hand with our local professionals, improving healthcare outcomes and building capacity within our system,” Dr. Anthony said. “This partnership has touched countless lives and continues to demonstrate the power of international collaboration in achieving health for all.”
The Chinese doctors attending to patients during the outreach.
Since the arrival of the first Chinese medical team in 1993, hundreds of doctors and specialists from China have served in Guyana. Their work has included performing critical surgeries, introducing new medical techniques, and conducting health outreach initiatives in both urban centers and remote communities. Dr. Anthony noted that the continued collaboration reflects the Ministry’s dedication to expanding access to quality care and ensuring that specialised medical services reach every region. “We look forward to seeing the positive impact of this new team as they share their skills, train our young doctors, and contribute to our mission of building a healthier Guyana,” he added.
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