Healthcare services at the Rabaul Provincial Hospital are predicted to improve with the introduction of new medical facilities.
This follows renovation work done at the Hospital’s Emergency Section which cost the Provincial Government K100,000.
The inclusion of new facilities provided by Kumul Petroleum Holdings Limited includes a mini theatre, acute and care sections, a resuscitation bay, and a nurse station.
The hospital’s acting managing director, Dr. Osiat Baining said there are plans to build a children’s emergency outpatient section.
The donation of half a million kina worth of equipment is part of KPHL’s social engagement program.
KPHL Corporate Services Manager, Luke Liria said part of the investment is to provide training for health staff so that there is regular and proper maintenance of equipment.
“We have supported the cardial service at the Port Moresby General Hospital, we will fully equip that hospital so that no one has to seek medical assistance overseas,” Liria said.
Rabaul Provincial becomes the first hospital outside of Port Moresby to receive this life-saving equipment.
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