Ababa. According to data from human resources office of the institution, more than 820 health professionals composed of physicians, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory technologists anesthetists, and radiographers were actively engaged in health care service. In addition, graduating class students of the respected departments were also actively involved in the process of health care provision. The hospital has 14 wards in 5 inpatient departments together with 14 different units for outpatient services.

Source and study population
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All pharmacists, nurses, medical doctors, and graduating class students from nursing, pharmacy, and medicine departments at the UOG Referral and Teaching Hospital were our source population, whereas those pharmacists, nurses, medical doctors, and graduating class students from nursing, pharmacy, and medicine departments at the UOG Referral and Teaching Hospital who were available during the study periodpillows placed at FGH, we have also supplied Wesley Medical Center with pillows but do not have an accurate count.

Sunday, December 4, 2011

James Robinson, SOS Support Coordinator, Army Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) Program, has presented three of the quilts we donated this summer to mothers of fallen soldiers.

Mrs. Jane Green, Gautier, honoring her son MAJ Michael L. Green, who was killed in 2008 in Afghanistan.

Mrs. Dianne Newman, Waynesboro, honoring her son SGT Melvin L. Henley, who died in Iraq in 2007.

Mrs. Nadine Henley, Jackson, honoring her son SPC Melvin L. Henley, who died in Iraq in 2007.

A certificate was presented with each quilt, reading:
We are proud to present quilts to the families of
Fallen Soldiers who have given their life in service to
our country. These quilts are made with