THE COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND W LL-BEING- KI TAMPO (CoHK)

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SCHOOL ANTHEM

Arise! CoHK, Arise!Arise AriseCoHKYour country so demandsThe sons and daughters you produceWill make this nation strongArise CoHK! Arise CoHK!Educating for service our goal Arise and Shine!

Sons and daughters of CoHKThe sky your aim should beAlert and ready, bold and strongThe world your best to giveArise CoHK! Arise CoHK!Educating for service is our goalArise and Shine!

Staff and Tutors of CoHKWe doff our hats to yourDedicated service, your delightYour fruit, our nation's strengthArise CoHK! Arise CoHK!Educating for service is our goalArise and Shine!

THE GHANA NATIONAL ANTHEM

God bless our homeland GhanaAnd make our nation great and strongBold to defend forever.The course of freedom and of rightFill our hearts with true humility Make us cherish fearless honesty And help us to resist oppressor's ruleWith all our will and might forever more

Hail to thy name O GhanaTo thee we make your Solemn vow,Steadfast to build together,A nation Strong in Unity,With our gifts of mind and strength of armWhether night or day in mist or storm.In every need whatever the call me be To serve thee Ghana now and evermore.

Raise high the flag of Ghana,And one with Africa advance,Black star of hope and honour,To all who thirst for liberty,Where the banner of Ghana freely fliesMay the way of freedom truly lie,Arise , arise O sons of Ghanaland,And under God march on forever more.

COLLEGE OF HEALTH & WELL-BEING , KINTAMPO

14TH SEPTEMBER 2012

PROF. WILLIAM OTOO ELLIS

(VICE CHANCELLOR, KWAME NKRUMAH UNIV. OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-KUMASI).

GUEST SPEAKER:

THEME

“43-YEARS OF TRAINING MID-LEVEL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS;

THE SUCCESSES, CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS”

SPECIAL GUEST OF HONOUR:

HON ALBAN SUMANA BAGBIN (MINISTER OF HEALTH)

Congregation43rd Anniversary

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SPECIAL GUEST OF HONOUR

HON ALBAN SUMANA BAGBIN (MINISTER OF HEALTH)

A humble rural product, called to the Ghana Bar Association in 1982. Practical as a Private Legal Practitioner in the legal firms of Akyem Chambers and Law Trust Company up to 1992. Joined active politics in 1992 and rose up the ladder till he became the Minority Leader in January 2001.

Led the National Democratic Congress (NDC) up to the 2008 elections as the official opposition leader. Became the Majority Leader on the assumption of power by the NDC in January, 2009.

Appointed Minister of State in charge of the Ministry of Water Resources, Works and Housing in February, 2010 and currently the Minister of Health.

GUEST SPEAKER

PROF. WILLIAM OTOO ELLIS (VICE CHANCELLOR, KWAME NKRUMAH UNIV. OF

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-KUMASI).

Professor William Otoo Ellis is a Professor of Food Science. In 1989, he obtained a Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Scholarship to undertake postgraduate studies at McGill University in Montreal, Canada where he completed his Doctor of Philosophy programme in Food Science in 1993.

He has been External Assessor for several Universities and other Institutions within and outside Ghana. Professor Ellis was an Adjunct Professor at the Department of Epidemiology, University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA, in 2007; External Examiner for the Institute of Home Sciences (IHS), Ngala University College, Sierra Leone, and, the University of Swaziland.

Professor Ellis is a distinguished Researcher with more than 80 Peer- Reviewed Journal articles; 14 Refereed Conference

publications; 17 Technical Report; and Seven (7) Book Chapters to his credit. He is also a Reviewer for more than 8 reputable

Peer-Reviewed Journals.

PROF. E. T. AGBENYEGA - Provost of the College of Health Sciences, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology (KNUST), Professor - Department of Physiology – School of Medical Sciences (SMS) and a Principal Medical Officer at the Department of Child Health, Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH), served as Dean of the School of Medical School from April 2002 to September 2008.

He trained at the SMS of KNUST where he received a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) in 1982. He did his graduate training in physiology at the University of Manchester (UK), from where he received a PhD in 1991.

Professor Agbenyega started his research career in muscle physiology but had to change his research focus when he developed a keen interest in the patho-physiology of malaria and has since 1993, been involved in malaria research, currently heading the malaria research unit in the Department of Child Health at KATH. He is currently a Principal Investigator on the PATH-Malaria Vaccine Initiative/GlaxoSmithKline funded Phase III clinical trial of the candidate malaria vaccine, RTS,S, at the Agogo Presbyterian Hospital, Ghana. He has collaborated with local and foreign partners in studies funded by NIH, Welcome Trust, World Health Organization and the Gates Foundation.

PROVOSTHEALTH SCIENCES, KNUST

PROF. E. T. AGBENYEGA

DR. E. T. ADJASEDIRECTOR

COLLEGE OF HEALTH & WELL-BEING, KINTAMPO

Director, College of Health & Well-Being, Kintampo, Currently the Ghana Lead for Kintampo Project, aimed at improving Mental Health service in the country and sitting President of the International Academy of Physician Associate Educators (IAPAE).

Dr. E.T. Adjase is a Physician Specialist in Public Health and Health Systems Management with extensive local and international experiences across statutory, national, international, independent, voluntary and community sectors. He is leading the transformation of the Rural Health Training School, Kintampo (KRHTS) into the College of Health and Well-Being with a vision of becoming a world – class University of Health.

He is also a member of the Ghana Health Workforce Observatory and a Distinguished Fellow of the Ghana Medical Association.

8:00 am – Graduands seated Sumana Bagbin9:00 a.m – Arrival of Invited Guests, Assembly of ØPresentation of GraduandsConvocation ØPresentation of Awards9:00 a.m – Procession arrives at the Congregation ØSpeech by an Award Recipient(Assembly Standing) ØHead of Chaplaincy dissolves Congregation

- Opening prayer ØClosing Prayer- National Anthem (Assembly Standing) ØNational Anthem (Assembly Standing)- School Anthem(Assembly Standing) ØProcession Leaves (Assembly Standing)

ØHead of Chaplaincy declares Congregation duly ØInspection of College Facilities and ongoing constituted projects by dignitaries

ØWelcome address – Hon. Regional Minister, Brong ØLUNCH AND REFRESHMENT AT FORECOURT OF Ahafo - Hon. Kwadwo Nyamekye-Marfo THE COLLEGE

ØReport to Congregation – Director, College of

Health and Wellbeing, Kintampo, Dr. E. T. Adjase

ØCultural Display/Musical Interlude

ØKeynote address by Prof. William Otoo Ellis (Vice

Chancellor, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science

and Technology – Kumasi)

ØMusical Interlude

ØAddress by Special Guest of Honour – The

Honourable Minister of Health - Hon. Alban

RD TH43 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION AND 5 CONGREGATION PROGRAMME

THTHANKSGIVING SERVICE ON SATURDAY 15 SEPTEMPER, 2012.

OFFICIATING MINISTER: REV. DR. JOE EYISON

for an SHA and Director of a hospital in Dr Mark Roberts MB ChB Tanzania. MRCP MRCPsych SR Through her career, Katrina has delivered CertMHSsignificant financial, performance and clinical Dr Mark Roberts is the UK turnaround and transformations. She is project lead and originator particularly passionate about developing of The Kintampo Project: organisational culture which empowers front-

Ghana-Hampshire (UK) line clinicians to deliver change and develops

Mental Health Link. He strong leaders throughout the organisation.has been a full time UK Consu l t an t Fo rens ic Psychiatrist since 1995 and is former Training Programme Director for the Wessex Higher Specialist Training Scheme in Forensic Psychiatry. Between 1988–1990 Dr Roberts was Lecturer in Medicine at the Kwame Nkrumah Univers i ty of Science and Technology, Kumasi. He is an Accredited Educational Supervisor for post-graduate doctors in psychiatric training. Dr Roberts has held senior positions in the field of information management. He is the Chair and originator of a UK charity which supports mental health

Sandra Grant, Director of Workforce and improvements in Ghana.Development Sandra has worked for Katrina Percy, Chief the NHS for over 15 Executive years in a variety of Since joining the NHS as a settings such as Acute, management t ra inee, M e n t a l H e a l t h , Katrina has worked across Community and Health all sectors of the NHS but Authority Organisations. also internationally. Her In her current role as roles have included Chief Director of Workforce Operating Officer in an and Communications acute Trust, strategy lead

work ing in medica l education with extensive e x p e r i e n c e a n d publications nationally and internationally on curriculum development. Professor Coles holds a personal chair in the Faculty of Education at t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f Dr Steve Brown MB BS, Winchester in the UK. He DM, MRCPsychhas contributed to the Kintampo Project since Dr Brown works as a its inception in 2007 in terms of strategic community psychiatrist direction working with National, Regional and for Southern Health NHS Local leaders in Ghana, and in operational Trust and specialises in development chiefly with teacher and preceptor the assertive community development. He has also fostered the link treatment of people with between the Project and the Faculty of serious mental illness. He Education, Health and Social Care at the qualified as a doctor in University of Winchester. He hopes to continue 1981 and trained as a GP this work for some time to come.before working as a psychiatrist. He is an active

researcher and completed a DM thesis on the mortality of serious mental illness. He has published other research studies on topics including the physical health needs of people with serious mental illness, substance misuse and service delivery. He is commited to education and training and is very pleased to have the opportunity to work on the Kintampo project

Professor Colin ColesProfessor Colin Coles is an educationist

Kintampo Project Overseas Faculty - Biographies

she also has responsibility for improving the patient and staff experience. In 2012 he became an Honoury Senior

Clinical Lecturer at the Sandra and her team have been working with external organisations such as Virgin Atlantic Airlines to embed the organisations values and share a corporate vision of what success would look like for the Trust.

the Scotland Malawi Mental Health Education Dr Rosie Lusznat Project. Dr Rosie Lusznat was a

University of Glasgow. Consultant in Old Age He currently lectures on Global Mental Health Psychiatry for Hampshire Masters Programme at this P a r t n e r s h i p N H S institution. Foundation Trust 1989-

2011. She is Associate Dean for Educational Ms Sally GoreDevelopment for Wessex Ms Sally Gore, was Director Dr Jim Crabb D e a n e r y , a n d i s o f O r g a n i s a t i o n a l D r J i m C r a b b i s a responsible for the Development for Hampshire Consultant Psychiatrist postgraduate education and training of doctors Partnership NHS Foundation with a special interest in and their educators in all specialties. Dr Trust 2001-2011. She has t h e t r e a t m e n t o f Lusznat's range of expertise includes extensive experience in psychological trauma and introducing new curr icula, including f a c i l i t a t i n g s e r v i c e the training of mental educational and clinical supervision, appraisal i m p r o v e m e n t a n d health staff in developing and assessment, career development and development. She is en expert in leadership countries. In 2006 he dealing with poorly performing doctors.development and is a qualified executive coach worked as a volunteer

and coach supervisor. Ms Gore is also a psychotherapist at the Dr Tess Maguirequalified occupational therapist. Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Dr Tess Maguire is a Torture in London. This work involved treating Highly Specialist Clinical Dr Gwyn Groutformer child soldiers from West Africa and Psychologist working Dr Gwyn Grout (Consultant sowed the seeds of an interest in African across the acute care Nurse) is a Consultant psychiatry. The following year he worked as a mental health pathway mental health nurse recently volunteer psychiatrist in Ghana and wrote the for Southern Health NHS retired from the National manual 'Essential Skills for Mental Health Care' Partnership Trust. She Health Service. Gwyn which demonstrates how general health completed her PhD, c o n t i n u e s t o w o r k workers can safely diagnose mental illness and which focused on the i n d e p e n d e n t l y a n d epilepsy. Over 3000 copies have been addict ive nature of specialises in issues that distributed free of charge to health workers in deliberate self-harm, at pertain to older peoples' Ghana and versions are being adapted fro use the University of Southampton in 2006, then mental health. Gwyn also in Malawi, Nigeria & Liberia. In 2009 Jim was studied for her clinical doctorate, which she leads a educational development programme part of a research project which measured rates completed in 2008. She is also a qualified for Trainee Consultant Practitioners. Dr Grout of delirium presenting to psychiatric clinics in primary school teacher and regularly teaches completed her PhD, using sociological theory Nigeria. This was the first time this had been and supervises students from the Clinical and methodology, at the University of Surrey in formally studied in Sub Saharan Africa. In 2010 Psychology Doctorate Training Programme.2007.he was also an honorary lecturer in 2010 with

Kintampo Project, Overseas Faculty - Biographies

Dr Moira Ledger MB ChB (Sheffield) MRCPsych.Dr Ledger is a Consultant Psychiatr ist who has worked for 22 years with those people who have a serious and enduring mental illness and benefit from a rehabilitation and recovery based approach. Throughout this time she has trained junior doctors and higher specialist mental health trainees and in the last ten years has thoroughly enjoyed teaching medical students using an experiential approach. She joined the Kintampo Project in December 2010 and is both a project clinical educator and fund raising lead for the Kintampo Trust, a charity which supports the Project.

provides national workforce planning Jo Overton RNMH, RMN, Dip PS, MSc in information for health and social care in Cognitive Therapy for Severe Mental Health England. Problems

Dr Martin Prevett DM FRCPDr Martin Prevett is a consultant neurologist with a specialist interest in epilepsy based at University Hospital Southampton, UK. He is the project coordinator for a community based epilepsy treatment programme in rural Ethiopia. He teaches on chronic disease on the global health course for medical students in Southampton and is part of the teaching faculty for the Diploma of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene in London. His publications include authorship of the chapter on epilepsy in 'Principles of Medicine in Africa'.

Dr Helen Matthews MBChB, FRCPsych, DRCOGDr Helen Matthews was appointed as Consultant in Old Age Psychiatry in 1991. For 10 years she was Medical Director of Hampshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, until she stood down from this role to return to part-time clinical practice in 2009. She is an accredited Cognitive Behaviour Therapist and has a Diploma in coaching. Dr Matthews has held a number of national roles in the NHS including Associate Medical Director on the Consultant Contract Implementation Team and National lead for multisource feedback for the Royal College of Psychiatrists. She is currently Professional Mental Health Advisor to the Centre for Workforce Intelligence, a body which

Jo Overton is a Registered Mental Health and Learning Disability Nurse who has worked in a variety of UK Community Mental Health Teams since 1990. She is an accredited Cognitive Behavioural Therapist with research experience in working with people distressed by psychosis. Jo is employed part-time by National Health Service in the UK as a Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Specialist and additionally provides supervision, teaching and marking for CBT courses run by Southampton University. She has involvement in project work in Cameroon and is a Clinical Educator on the Kintampo project (Ghana-Hampshire (UK) Mental Health Link).

Kintampo Project, Overseas Faculty - Biographies

Message from Katrina Percy, the Chief Executive of Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust, Hampshire, UK

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Congregation for the awarding of professional certificates and higher qualifications. We commend each and every one of you for your dedication and hard work, you deserve to be proud of your achievements. May your future efforts be equally successful and rewarding. We look forward to many more fruitful years of collaboration, thank you for being such wonderful partners.

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Message from Professor Joyce Goodman, MBE, Dean, Faculty of Education, Health and Social Care, University of Winchester

The University of Winchester extends its warmest congratulations to all those receiving awards at ththe 5 Congregation of the College of Health, Kintampo. During our period of association with the

College we have been impressed by the commitment and professionalism of the students and staff at the College, not only in the cause of improved healthcare for Ghana as a whole and the region in particular, but also to the development and success of the College of Health itself.

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SOn behalf of the University of Utah, I would like to congratulate all the graduates of the College of Health and Well-Being, Kintampo. We have had

the privilege of collaborating with the college since 2007 and signed an official Memorandum of

Understanding last October.

Your college exemplifies training a health care cadre that cares for populations, shapes the future of health care and serves all humanity.

Each of you will proudly be alumni and will make a profound difference in all the lives that you

touch because of the education you received at the College of Health.

The vision and leadership at the College of Health is recognized not only in Ghana and sub-Saharan Africa, but is a model that is known and learned

from globally. Your director, Dr. E.T. Adjase will be leading an upcoming international conference,

which will include participants from all over Africa, Europe and the US. The expanse of what the College of Health trains you all to do is unique

and powerful and we all learn from it.

We look forward to many years of continued and expanding partnerships with your College – and

send our most heartfelt congratulations to you all!

Message from

Dr. Vivian S. Lee, Vice President, University of Utah, SLC, USA

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Dr Victor Doku graduated from the University of

Ghana Medical School in 1988. He is a UK trained,

psychiatrist and epidemiologist and president of

the Mental Health Educators in the Diaspora

(MHED), a UK registered charity. His research

interests include, the epidemiology of psychosis in

rural Ghana, ethnopsychopharmacology, and

pragmatic clinical trials in developing countries.

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Message from

Nadia Miniclier, MS, PA-C

“I would like to extend my most heart felt congratulations to the College of Health, Kintampo and the graduates we are celebrating today at the

Congregation!

You have all worked so hard in your studies and will proudly represent the College of Health. You are part of a health care cadre that reaches out to all people

in all of Ghana. Your skills, professionalism and caring will touch many lives.

There will be days of joy and days of struggle in your careers, remember what the core of this College is about “Educating for Service”. Congratulations to

you all – I will be celebrating with you all from afar!”

Message from

Dr. Victor Doku

MR. PRINCE BONI BSC, MSCMR. ANTHONY AMEKA ACCA, MCIA, FDIPDR. OWUSU ASUBONTENG MBCHBDR. V.C.K. DOKU MBCHB, MRC, MSCMR. GEORGE LAAR BA, MPHILMRS. MARGARET OSEI-ANIM SRN, DIP(PHN), BSCDR. OHENEBA OWUSU-DANSO MBCHBDR. JOSEPH BONNEY BA, MD, MSCDR. CONSTANCE ADDO-YOBO BDS, MPHDR. JOSEPH E. SACKEY BDS, MSCDR. ANTHONY OFOSU MBCHB, MPHDR. DANIEL ASARE MD, DLO, MADR. PAULINA APPIAH MBCHBDR. KUNPOYORO DAMIEN MBCHBDR. FULGENTIUS DERY MBCHBDR. K. AMOAKO-GYAMPAH MBCHBMR. CHRISTOPHER KUDIABOR B.PHARMDR. K. OTABIR MBCHBMR. OSEI BAFFOUR SRN, ADV DIP. OPHNMR. GEORGE ANDERSON C - STORES &

SUPPLIESDR. JOHN WILLIAMS MBCHB, MSCDR. CLEMENT NABARE MBCHBMR. BRIGHT AKPALU MSCMR. KENNETH A. ASAYA BAMR. MICHAEL MAHAMA MSCDR. J.E. MENSAH BDS, MPHDR. GEORGE MENSAH MBCHB, MPHDR. L.K. SENAYA MBCHB, MPHMR. ABDULAI ABDUL-MALIK BSCMR. ALHASSAN ABUKARI BSCDR. JONES C. TACHIE MD, DIP(PSYCH)MS. JUDITH ADDOQUAYE SRN, DIP(PHN)PROF. J.B ASARE MD, FRCP, FGCPDR. FRANK BAIDEN MB CHB, MSCDR. ADUSEI POKU MBCHBMR. ISAAC ASANTE B. PHARMMRS. BEATRICE KUMFAH BSC, NURSING, MPHMR. JOE QUIST BSC, NURSINGMR. RICHARD HENNEH BSC, MPHREV. FR. PETER G. KOMOR BSC, MA

MR. SETH DUODO ACQUAH BSC, MPH, MSCDR. KWADWO MENSAH MBCHB, MBAMR. RAYMOND MAALMAN BSC- NURSINGMRS. ALICE VORLETO BSC - NURSINGMS. AMY BENING BSC.- NURSINGMS. DORA TEMPOAH B. EDMR. ANTHONY BOAHEN ADUSEI B. EDDR. ADDAI DARKO MBCHBDR. JACOB ABEBRESE MBCHBDR. EMMANUEL K. AMPONSAH MD., MDSC., PHDDR. L. DES BORDES BDS, MPHDR. ADENUGAYUSU BAYOR BDS, MPHDR. IBRAHIM FRIKO MBCHB, MGCPSDR. SAMPSON BENNETT MBCHBDR. CHARLES K. HAMMOND MBCHB, MWACP

DR. PAAPA PAUPLAMPU MSC(MED.SCI), BDS, MGCS

DR. RICHARD ATUWO-AMPOH MSC(MED.SCI), BDS, MPHIL

ADJUNCT FACULTY NATIONAL

Kintampo Rural Health Training School Community Nutrition, Applied Epidemiology, commonly referred to as Rural Health started Community Mental Health and Clinical Psychiatry from a humble beginning as a Ministry of Health among others.training institution. It was fully established in 1969 The programmes some of which are at diploma with a mandate to train middle level health and degree levels provide academic career profess ionals to prov ide qual i ty and progression pathways for mid-level health comprehensive health care to the populace professionals in clinical and preventive health.especially those living in the rural and under-

To date, the institution has trained several served areas. The establishment of the school hundreds of various categories of middle level stemmed from the felt need for front line health health professionals who are providing health personnel to augment the Physician workforce services across the length and breadth of Ghana that was grossly inadequate and which was also in line with its mission. The college faculty has affected by mis - distribution in the country. In also expanded rapidly and the membership response to these needs, the first batch of sixteen continues to grow. Several health practitioners – (16) students enrolled into the school in 1969 to including clinicians and instructors, biomedical be trained as health centre superintendants scientists, academicians both within Ghana and into a modern college located in a serene

The School, now known as 'The College of abroad are associated with coaching and environment conducive for training and nurturing Health and Well-Being' has in recent years teaching on the courses. With a current student health professionals. The health college being improved and expanded in programme content, population of about 1, 800 and 150 academic & the only institution of its kind in the country and scope and student numbers. It has developed clinical staff (both full and part time) this college is Sub-Region, continue to attract highly qualified

applicants into various programmes of study each year.

These programmes/courses of study at the college reflect current practices and policies in the health sector and are designed and developed based on disease burden and the health needs of the population. Currently, the institution runs twenty (20) basic, post-basic/undergraduate programmes of study in the areas of Community Medicine, Dentistry and Health, Medical Laboratory Science, Health Information Management, Health Promotion,

RURAL HEALTH TRAINING SCHOOL

The Past, Present and The FutureBy E.T. Adjase, MD,MPH

poised to becoming a University College in Community Mental Health Officers.affiliation with the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and to be guided and We are expanding this links to start specialty nurtured into a world class University of Health. programmes in dermatology and anaesthesia The College in the past decade has fostered with UoU and Emergency Medicine with George partnerships with institutions both home and Washington and Columbia Universities in abroad. The University of Utah (UoU) – School of Washington DC and New York respectively in the Medicine, Department of Family & Preventive 2013/2014 academic years.Medicine and School Physician Assistant Studies As a notable public institution and driven by our in Salt Lake City, USA, The University of vision of becoming a health university that Winchester, UK. responds to the health needs of communities,

professionals not only for Ghana but for the ECOWAS sub-region and beyond.

SEPTEMBER 2012, AD.

Quality Assurance, Staff and Student Services, ICT and Governance issues are central to our undertakings. This will continue to be the bedrock of our development into the future grounded on innovation and creativity that enhances quality through quality education and training of health professionals who will contribute their quota to the ever changing global health needs.

Recognising the need to improve mental health In line with all of these aspirations, The College of services in Ghana through workforce, education Health, Kintampo, has acquired an additional and service requirements, the College, in strong 3,000 acres of land needed for accelerated partnership with Southern Health NHS expansion of infrastructure to accommodate the Foundation Trust and via the 'Kintampo Project' is ever increasing number of needed programmes already filling in the human resource gap in of study that will facilitate the training of health mental health by training Clinical Psychiatry and

SIGNING OF MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH AND COLLEGE OF HEALTH, KINTAMPO, GHANATo continue to promote the advancement of international understanding, dissemination of learning, exchange of knowledge, fostering of sustainable improvements in health, education and economic conditions whilst strengthening cultural ties, the University of Utah (UofU) and the College of Health, Kintampo, Ghana envision a program of academic and service cooperation involving students, faculty, and academic and research related activities as detailed in this Agreement which is in the form of a Memorandum of Understanding.

proposes ultra modern facility to enhance teaching, learning and research.

Infrastructural Development at CoHK

Addressing the health needs of under served communities.

Bringing health care to the door steps of the rural folks

CoHK PAs share experiences with their counterparts from USA Community Health is best learnt and practised in the community setting

Reaching out to women and children in Rural Ghana with their health needs

Strengthening partnerships through visits

Sharing the community experience with our Partners

Graduating class of 2012 Community Mental Health Officers, solution to community based mental health services

2012 Graduating class of Clinical Psychiatry Officers with External Examiners

Oral Health students at practicals international seminars (Community clinics)

MD, MPH, DHSM, CCS

DIRECTOR OF THE

COLLEGE OF HEALTH

AND WELL-BEING-

KINTAMPO (CoHK)

TEACHES MEDICINE, HEALTH SYSTEMS, MANAGEMENT

DR. E. T. ADJASE

BED, MSC

TEACHES ENVIRONMENTAL

HEALTH AND MEDICAL

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OFFERS CONSULTANCY

SERVICES IN MALARIA

CONTROL.JOSEPH EYIPE ESSUMAN

MBA (HEALTH); PGD IN ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT; B.SC. ADMINISTRATION (ACCOUNTING) ; DIPLOMA BUSINESS EDUCATION

MR. PHILIBERTKANKYE IS CURRENTLY THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR, ADMINISTRATION.HE ALSO TEACHES HEALTH SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT.

MR.PHILIBERT KANKYE

DIPLOMA (HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT); BSc. (INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY)

HEAD OF HEALTH RECORDS MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMESUBJECT AREA: BIOSTATISTICS, MEDICAL RECORDS MANAGEMENT, COMPUTER SCIENCE

REGINA OFORIWAA ADDEY

MPHIL. REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY (KNUST); BSC (HONS). BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES(KNUST)

ANATOMY/PHYSIOLOGY TUTOR AND AN EXAMINATIONS OFFICER

SAMUEL BIMPONG

BSC (HONS). BIOCHEMISTRY (KNUST)

ON-GOING MPHIL.BIOCHEMISTRY (KNUST)

HE TEACHES BIOCHEMISTRY AND ALSO A MEMBER OF THE EXAMINATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE

MICHAEL ADU-FRIMPONG

BSC (NFS); MBA (PHN)

DEPUTY DIRECTOR IN CHARGE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS. HE IS A MEMBER OF SENIOR MANAGEMENT AND ACADEMIC BOARDS AS WELL AS THE EXAMINATION SUB-COMMITTEE. HE TEACHES NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE. HE OFFERS CONSULTANCY SERVICES IN HEALTH CARE FINANCING AND MANAGEMENT.

NII ARMAAH ASHITEY

BSC BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CAPE COAST

CURRENTLY ON MPHIL. REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY PROGRAMME AT THE KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

TEACHES ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

MR. ADJEI BANCHAGLA

A JAPANESE VOLUNTEER FROM JICA (JAPAN INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AGENCY.)

MANAGES SCHOOL COMPUTERS AND ICT NETWORKS

HIRONOBU YOSHIOKA

B.ED (INT. SCIENCE EDUCATION), TEACHERS CERT-A, CERT (BROADCAST JOURNALISM)

HANDLES BASIC ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH.IN-CHARGE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS

TEACHES ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

DANIEL WIAFE

DENTAL CLINICAL SCIENTIST, MPH, DDS.DENTAL SURGEON, HEAD OF PROGRAMME RDSA

ACADEMIC BOARDMEMBER AND SENIOR MANAGEMENT MEMBER

TEACHES ORAL MEDICINE AND PATHOLOGY AND ORAL ANATOMY.

DR. EMMA SAABA HAGAN OLIVEIRA

COLLEGE RESIDENT TUTORIAL STAFF, SEPTEMBER 2012

BDS, MPH, AEGD

CLINICAL DENTISTRY

TEACHES

REV. FR. DR. JOE EYISON

PGM, MSC (HEALTH PROMOTIONS)

HEALTH PROMOTION & H. SOCIOLOGY

TEACHES

ISAAC AZINDOW

B. ED. (HEALTH SCIENCES),

ADVANCE DIPLOMA (COMMUNITY

MEDICINE & HEALTH), SRN

CERTIFICATE.

HE IS A PRINCIPAL PHYSICIAN

ASSISTANT (MEDICAL) WORKING

AS A CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR AND

A CLINICAL COORDINATOR. HE

ALSO PROVIDES CLINICAL

SERVICES (CONSULTATION) AT

THE KINTAMPO NORTH MUNICIPAL

HOSPITAL. HE TEACHES CLINICAL

METHODS AND BASIC MEDICINE.OWUSU EBENEZER KISSI

MSC, HSPM, B.ED DIP, ED,

HEALTH SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT

RESEARCH METHODS

TEACHES

F A OWUSU BOATENG

B.ED (HEALTH SCIENCES)MSC

BASIC NUTRITIONCOMPUTER SCIENCE

TEACHES

SAKA ALLOTEY

DENTAL SURGERY ASSISTANT

(DIP.)

CURRENTLY PURSUING BSC.

PUBLIC HEALTH (CUCG)

CLINICAL DEMONSTRATOR AT

THE ORAL HEALTH TRAINING

AND SERVICE CENTER.

TEACHES INTRODUCTION TO

ORAL HEALTH CLINICAL

PRACTICE.

EBENEZER OWUSU-SEKYERE.

(BA PSYCHOLOGY)

TEACHES HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY/SOCIOLOGY AND BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS.

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT STAFF

MEMBER OF ACADEMIC SUB COMMITTEE

ABRAHAM TITIATI

DIP HEALTH INFORMATION

TEACHES DEMOGRAPHY, REPRODUCTIVE AND CHILD HEALTH

MEMBER OF ACADEMIC SUB-COMMITTEE.

PATIENCE TSRAH

B.A (ENGLISH/HISTORY)

TEACHES COMMUNICATION AND STUDY SKILLSACTING ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY AND SECRETARY TO THE DIRECTOR

GRACE AFARI,

MSC (ENV. RES. MGT), B.ED (HEALTH SCIENCES), DIP. (ENV.HEALTH).

SENIOR TUTOR - COMMUNICATION AND STUDY SKILLS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION.

FRANCIS FREEMAN APPIAH:

MPHIL (CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY), B.A. (PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIOLOGY)

SENIOR HEALTH TUTOR- GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, CHILD PSYCHIATRY AND RESEARCH METHODOLOGYCLINICIAN AT THE PSYCHOSOCIAL CENTRE P. I. ADAMS

MSC (HSP&M), BA (IDS)

TEACHES HEALTH SYSTEMS RESEARCH, HEALTH SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT, EPIDEMIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY DIAGNOSIS.

MR. TWUM PETER

MSC.(CONTROL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES), B.ED (HEALTH SCIENCES).

PROGRAMME HEAD FOR CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY

EMMANUEL OFORI

B.ED(HEALTH SCIENCES) DIP. IN COMMUNITY HEALTH.

TEACHES PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL.

PATRICIA ABINAH YEBOAH

DIP (HIM) BED. HEALTH SCIENCE (DISEASE CONTROL OPTION)HE TEACHES BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS, BASIC DEMOGRAPHY, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTH SERVICE MANAGEMENT, HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

TEACHES ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

BRUCE KPEN

BSC. (NURSING), DIP. (NURSING)

TEACHES BASIC AND ADVANCE NURSING (DIRECT MEDICAL ASSISTANTS PROGRAM) AND ALSO THE TUTOR IN CHARGE OF THE CLINICAL SKILLS LAB OF THE COLLEGE.

AMY BENING

BSC NURSING (KNUST), DIP. RGN (JIRAPA NTC)

HE LECTURES ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY FOR DIRECT MEDICAL ASSISTANT STUDENTS AND BASIC MEDICINE I FOR OTHER PROGRAMMES.

HE IS ALSO INCHARGE OF THE BASIC SCIENCE DEMONSTRATION ROOM, COH-KRAYMOND SAA-ERU MAALMAN

B.ED. HEALTH SCIENCES

H. PSYCHOLOGY & H SOCIOLOGY

TEACHES

B.ED. HEALTH SCIENCES EDUCATION.DEP. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

ENV. HEALTH, HEALTH PROMOTION & MED. ENTOMOLOGY

TEACHES

ERIC NYAMEKYE ABRAHAM MANU

BSc. COMMUNITY NUTRITION

JOINED TUTORIAL STAFF IN MARCH, 2010.

TEACHES BASIC NUTRITION, PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNITY NUTRITION

And ALSO THE HALL TUTOR FOR THE GREAT MERIDIAN HALL.

RICHARD ALI LAAR

BED. (HEALTH SCIENCE), DIP. (COMMUNITY HEALTH)

HE TEACHES EPIDEMIOLOGY, COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL & PREVENTION AND IMMUNIZATION & COLD CHAIN MANAGEMENT.

HIS INTEREST IS IN COMMUNICABLE DISEASE EPIDEMIOLOGY, VACCINOLOGY AND HEALTH SYSTEM RESEARCH.

GABRIEL KORANG

MA, (ADMINISTRATION)BSC. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

CHPS HSM, ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY. IMMUNOLOGY

TEACHES

EMMANUEL OKYERE

BA. (HONS) LAW & SOCIOLOGY

ECONOMICSTEACHES

GABRIEL OPOKU

BED. (HEALTH SCIENCE), DIP. (COMMUNITY HEALTH)

TEACHES EPIDEMIOLOGY, COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL & PREVENTION AND IMMUNIZATION & COLD CHAIN MANAGEMENT. HIS INTEREST IS IN EPIDEMIOLOGY AND HEALTH SYSTEM RESEARCH.

RONALD KUUZAGR

BSC. MPHIL

PARASITOLOGY TEACHES

ALFRED BENINA

ALEXANDER DARKOACCOUNTS DEPT.

ANTHONY ARMAHACCOUNTS DEPT.

OSWALD O. PAINTSIL

ACCOUNTS DEPT.SAMPSON ANSUCHIEF PATRON

BUKARI MOHAB-CHIEF SECURITY

DIPLOMA IN LIBRARIANSHIP, IN-CHARGE OF THE COLLEGE LIBRARY

JAN TETTEH NKONU

ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPORT STAFF

PHILOMENA ODOOMHEAD OF CATERING

BUKARI MOHABSECURITY

OSEI KOFIDRIVER

NORI KOJO SECURITY

PETER AGUYANISECURITY

ERIC AWITIKITCHEN

ROCKSON ANOMAHDRIVER

NANA OWUSU AGYARKODRIVER

JOHNSON LAARISECURITY

FRANCIS ANZSIEOTORSECURITY

FLORENCE NSIAHKITCHEN

JACKLINE A. ABUKITCHEN

B/A (HONS).PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR (LEGON)

National Service Personnel at the college library

ISAAC KARL KABBA

DIP. MLT

CURRENTLY A TEACHING ASSISTANT AND THE LABORATORY MANAGER OF THE G. F. T. SAUNDERS MEDICAL LABORATORY HE TEACHES MICROBIOLOGY AND MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES.

MR. SIMON BATAMYA ASENO

FR. PETER GYABAAH KUMOR

LINDADZAHKITCHEN

MARIAMA ABDULAIKITCHEN

NAOMI KOSAAH

KITCHENHADIYYATU ANNOR

KITCHENBUKARI MOHAB-CHIEF SECURITY

SOPHIA DASSAHKITCHEN

NICHOLAS DENTEHELECTRICIAN

SETH AMANORSTORE KEEPER

AGNES OBOUR ZIBLIM AMADULABOURER

KOFI AMULOLABOURER

KWAME KODOMLABOURER

LARIBIK MAHAMUD

LABOUREROSEI KWADWO

LABOURERBUKARI MOHAB-CHIEF SECURITY

PUOPELE BOMPUOLABOURER

AFIA OSEI GLADYS BASIMAKO DORIS APPIAH EMELIA A ADDAI

EMMANUEL DUBENG FRANCISCA GEORGINA AHIAGBLE GEORGINA TONGYA BUKARI MOHAB-CHIEF SECURITYGLADYS AKWOWUNE GRACE POMAAH JOYCE OWUSUAAH THOMAS ALO

ROSINA OPOKU

PAUL OKYERE

PHILIP A ABASASPOSO REBECCA DONKOR S. K. TAKIAK. BAYOR GRAHAM BAFFOUR

INTERNATIONAL ADJUNCT FACULTY (USA)

Nadia Miniclier Msc, PA-CMatt Cobb PA-CMarie Meckel PA-CDeVon Hale MDBrian Rivette MBA Bethany Lewis MDRon Harris MDLindsay Wilson MDJoAnn Fenn MS, MT (ASCP)Rebecca Buxton MS, MT (ASCP)David Renner MD Suzanne Stensaas PhDGary Lowder DDSDouglas Powell MDArvin Singh MD Lisa Lenell PA-CLisa Tshuma PA-CClara Villamil Pharmaceutical chemistMark Harris MDScott Junkins MDMichael Magill MDCeci Ahanonu PA-CErica Baiden MDJennifer Leiser MDDiane Ellis MDNell Hodo MDKarly Pippitt MDMari Daly PA-CDan Mills PTMark Anderson MDBernadette Kiraly MDKent Farnsworth MDMary O'Rourke PA-CLynn Birrell PA-CLisa Sampson-Fang MDSara McEvoy PA-CJohanna Greenberg PA-CDana Maxey PA-CMeredith Columb PA-CDeborah Keil PhD, MT (ASCP), DABTJoel Hunt PA-CChris Hyer PA-CRevina Largo PA-CMonica Madsen PA-C

Jamie Rosquist PA-CTasha Sabino PA-CTracy Anderson PA-CKristi Cox PA-CKaren Brown MS, MLS (ASCP)Katie Mader PA-CRachel Alpern PA-CStephanie Aston PA-CAnnika Bickford PA-C Michael Dawson PA-CNatalie Dahle PA -CKara Wortley PA-C, PA-CRebecca Urquhart PA-CMalea Satterwhite PA-CJustin Rhees MS, (ASCP)Micah Merill-Johnson PA-CAmy Arriola PA-CVinodhini Kholandavelu PA-C Tom Metcalf MDAndie Cook PA-CRebecca Davis PA-CAmanda Langemo PA-CBryan NG PA-CJohn Fang MDNina Arora PA-CErin Kimball PA-CEric Wood MDJennifer Spohn PA-CBryan Franco PA-CMelanie Beck PA-C Janelle Stewart PA-CAshley Majoksy PA-CJamie Patch PA-CJennifer Rebolledo PA-C Erika Stack PA-CTodd Stack PA-CMeredith Ingram PA-C Courtney McPherson PA-C

INTERNATIONAL FACULTY (UK).

Mental Health Educators in the Diaspora (MHED), is a diaspora-pioneered and diaspora-led international multidisciplinary faculty of mental health professionals who are dedicated to improving the standards of mental health education and mental health literacy in Ghana and other Low and Middle income countries through teaching and learning, research and service provision.

Mr Eben Ofe-Boakye: BSc, Diploma Education, R MN), BSc Community Care, Diploma Health Research Mr Peter Prah: RMN, MSc Medical Demography Mr Paa Kwesi Otchere: BA, MPhil, Diploma Higher Education-Mental Health Nursing Mr Stephen Kumi-Yeboah; BSc Mental Health, Bed, Dip Higher Education- Nursing , Certificate in Mentorship. Vera Damptey: Diploma Higher Education- General Nursing, BSc- Mental Health Nursing. Dr Wusu-Takyi: Diploma in Higher Education -Mental Health Nursing, BSc, MA Public and Social Administration, PhD Medical Sociology Dr Victor Doku, MB ChB, MRCPsych, MSc Epidemiology, PG cert Pharmacovigilance and Pharmacoepidemiology

ADJUNCT

2010 GRADUANDSTECHNICAL OFFICER COMMUNITY HEALTH

TECHNICAL OFFICER HEALTH INFORMATION

REGISTERED DENTAL SURGERY ASSISTANT

MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY

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FIELD TECHNICIAN COMMUNITY HEALTH

83 CUDJOE CHRISTIANA PASS 4 AMPOMAH ROSEMARY PASS 41 BONSU AFUA SERWAAH PASS84 DABIE ENOCH PASS 5 ANDERSON ROSEMOND PASS 42 BUKARI HAWA PASS85 DAKURAH ANTHONETTE PASS 6 ANTI MARTHA PASS 43 CHARTEY ABIGAIL KORKOR PASS86 DARKWA SOPHIA AGYEIWAA PASS 7 APENU ESINAM PASS 44 COBBINAH VERONICA PASS87 DIBRI PAUL PASS 8 APPIAH PATRICIA PASS 45 DIAPIM BRIGHT SENYO PASS88 DJABATEY EDNA PASS 9 AYARIGA EVELYN ASSIBI PASS 46 DORGBETOR WINNIE FAUSTINA PASS89 DONGOYO IRENE PASS 10 AYITI ROSE PASS 47 EMIL MAGDALENE PASS90 DONKOR MOSES PASS 11 BARASU ROBERT WILSON PASS 48 FIAWORNU BENEDICTA YAYRA PASS91 DOWUONA-QUARSHIE STEPHEN PASS 12 BEDIAKO JULIANA ASANTEWAA PASS 49 FOSU B ENJAMIN PASS92 DUAH EMMANUEL PASS 13 BOAKYE EVELYN PASS 50 FRIMPONG GIFTY PASS93 DUUT DAMYAR PASS 14 GYEDU JAMEELA PASS 51 GASINU KWASI VICTOR PASS94 DUUT SIMON KIMILIPAAK PASS 15 OFORI AGYEKUM VERONICA PASS 52 HAMZA IBRAHIM PASS95 FIANKO ISAAC AHWIRENG PASS 16 TIBSON JUSTINA PASS 53 ISSAHAKU ADAM PASS96 FOSU TWENEWAA PASS 17 TIEKU JANET PASS 54 KADJE FORTUNE PASS97 FUSHEINI ALHASSAN PASS 18 YAKUBU IDDI PASS 55 KORANG AMOATEMAA ANGELINA PASS98 GYASI KENNEDY KUMAH PASS 19 YEBOAH VIVIAN PASS 56 KPEVOR GRACE PASS99 GYIMAH SERWAA PATRICIA PASS 57 KUGBLENU PRECOIUS YAWA PASS100 HLODZE BLESS AFUA PASS 58 KUHLOR ADOLPH PASS101 HORGLI PEACE MAWUNYO PASS 59 KUUDAMNURU MARY JACINTA PASS1 AALIER DERY ISSAHAKU PASS102 IBRAHIM YAKUBU PASS 60 KWAKYE-AMEYAW SAMUEL PASS2 ABANDAGO SIMON ASIGERI PASS103 KPANKPARI W. BISMARK PASS 61 KWAW JULIANA PASS3 ABBEO PAULINA PASS104 KUMAH SOLOMON PASS 62 MAJOR AMAKYI FRANCISCA ABA PASS4 ABOAGYE RUBY PASS105 KUMAH WEDEEGETAPEE ALICE PASS 63 MBAWININ LOT ASUNKENA PASS5 ACKON ELLEN PASS106 KUPOUR STEPHEN PASS 64 MENSAH DAVID YAW AFRIFA PASS6 ADAGBLENYA AGATHA PASS107 KWAKYE JACOB PASS 65 MINTAH LAWRENCIA PASS7 ADDEY IRENE PASS108 KWARTENG LEAT PASS 66 NEEQUAYE REBECCA TSOTSOO PASS8 ADDO-BAMFO MARK PASS109 MMULANA DAVID BELIMA PASS 67 NEINDOW EDMUND NAPOROW A. PASS9 ADOMBIRE FIDELIS BABA PASS110 MOHAMMED HANIF PASS 68 NIMO LEWIS PASS10 AFENYO ESTHER IMMACULATE PASS111 MOLONAA EVELYN PASS 69 NINDOW JOSEPH SUHUYINI PASS11 AGUMAH PATIENCE NAPUA PASS112 NAGBIJA GIFTY BIDIPUMI PASS 70 NTIM SOLOMON PASS12 AHMED SAKINA PASS113 NAKIN KOLAKAN PASS 71 NUBUASAH AUGUSTA PASS13 AKESE-SARQUAH CYNTHIA PASS114 NAYINA BAKUNBOA ISAAC R. PASS 72 NUHU ABDUL GANIYU K. PASS14 AKWETEY EMELIA PASS115 NEBEDON EUNICE PASS 73 OBENG EDWARD DENSU PASS15 ALHASSAN ERIC PASS116 NEEQUAYE BLESSING PASS 74 OBENG MARY PASS16 AMPOFO BERNICE (MRS) PASS117 NGOTI NAOMI PASS 75 OBIRI ESTHER PASS17 ANAFO ABRAHAM B. PASS118 NTOW PATRICIA YEBOAH PASS 76 ODURO COMFORT PASS18 ANANE-NIMAKO GRACE PASS119 OBIRI MICHAEL PASS 77 OFORI KWAKU FREDERICK PASS19 ANNAN ABIGAIL PASS120 OFOSU REXFORD PASS 78 OKAI ADDOQUAYE CECILIA PASS20 ANNAN KAKU BLAYCHIE PASS121 OKOMENG ASANTE ALEX PASS 79 OKOE CABITHA CECILIA PASS21 APPAWU EMMANUEL KWAME PASS122 OKYERE KWAME DONNE PASS 80 OKYERE FAUSTINA BOAHEMA PASS22 APPIAH DANIEL PASS123 OPOKU AFFUM PASS 81 OPOKU - GYAU EBENEZER PASS23 APPIAH MARIAN ADUTWUMWAA PASS124 OPOKU DOROTHY PASS 82 OPOKU - MENSAH EUNICE PASS24 ASAAH JAMES PASS125 OSEI AMOANU ANTHONY PASS 83 OSAFO BELINDA PASS25 ASARE EMELIA PASS126 OSEI EMELIA NARKI PASS 84 OSEI -POKU ROBERT PASS26 ASIEDU EUNICE PASS127 OTUO SEREBOUR BELINDA PASS 85 OWUSU - ADAMS B. DENZIL PASS27 ASSAFUAH JOANA VIVIAN PASS128 SACKITEY LYDIA PASS 86 OWUSU MABEL PASS28 AWAYEVOO GUGGISBERG PASS129 SAPARK LILY PASS 87 OWUSU-APPIAH JOSEPHINE PASS29 AWIMBA IMORO PRINCE PASS130 SARFO MICHAEL PASS 88 PRAH EMMANUEL KWABENA PASS30 AWOLUGUTU CORAZON AQUINO PASS131 SERWAA MERCY PASS 89 QUACOE IRENE PASS31 AZOGNAB AYOMBIIK LAWRENCE PASS132 SIAW-KWAKYE KWABENA PASS 90 SEY EBENEZER KWESI PASS32 AZU REBECCA DEDE PASS133 TEKPENOR PATIENCE PASS 91 SIAW MONICA AMELEWOSI PASS33 BABA KWASI PASS134 TETTEH CHRISTIANA ADOLEY PASS 92 SUNDONG JANET LARIBA PASS34 BALAARA MARY VERONICA (SR) PASS135 ZIBLIM LATIFATU PASS 93 TAKRAMA SIMON KOFI PASS35 BANTEY REBECCA DEDE PASS

94 TERKUTEY FLORENCE PASS36 BEKOE YAW PETANOL PASS95 TEVIE JENNIFER PASS37 BIMPONG SUSANA PASS96 TORBI EMELIA N-YAABI PASS1 ABIWU BEATRICE BLISS PASS 38 BINDIFRIM RICHARD PASS97 TURKSON BENEDICTA PASS2 ADU-OFORI SETH PASS 39 BIZOOLA BAATUOREMA B. PASS98 TURKSON BENEDICTA PASS3 AKUFFO DORIS PASS 40 BOADI HANNAH PASS

COMMUNITY MEDICINE & HEALTH (POST BASIC)

COMMUNITY ORAL HEALTH

99 UCHEGBU JACINTHA OGECHI PASS 43 YANBOM TIIMIM PASS (C IN PH2) VV)100 VOG-ENGA SEBASTIAN PASS 49 OWUSUAA EMELIA PASS (C IN PH1 & PH3)101 YEBOAH ELIZABETH PASS 50 PESEWU MARGARET PASS (D IN VV)102 YEBOAH NICHODEMUS PASS 51 QUAYE PRINCE PASS (D IN PH3; C IN VV)1 ABDALLAH ABDUL -BASIT PASS (D IN PH3)

52 SAALAH ROBERT PASS2 ADIKU BEAUTY PASS53 SARFO THOMAS PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3)3 ADU ABRAHAM PASS (C IN PH3)54 SARKODIE CHARLES PASS 4 ADU POKU JAMES PASS 55 SARPOMAAH G. NAOMI PASS5 AGYEIWAA CYNTHIA PASS (C IN PH1 & VV)56 SARPONG K. JOHNSON PASS (D IN PH3)6 ALHASSAN SANATU PASS57 TETTEH SIMON MENERTEY PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3)7 ALIGNOI ERNEST PASS (C IN PH3)58 YARO EVELYN PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3)8 AMARTEY KENNETH NII PASS (D IN PH3 & VV; C IN PH1 1 ABDULKADIRI ZENABU PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH2 & VV)

& PH2)2 ADAMS ADISHETU PASS (D IN VV)9 AMEGADZIE PROSPER PASS (D IN PH3; C IN MC & VV3 ADDAI ENOCH PASS (D IN VV)10 AMETORWODUAFIA F. HAPPY PASS (D IN PH3 & VV) 1 ABADU ASONGOJE FAUSTA PASS (C IN VV)4 ADIA SEIDU PASS11 AMIDU ANDANI PASS (D IN PH3) 2 ABANGA LUKE PASS5 ADJEI MARFO DANIEL PASS12 AMOSAH WILLIAM PASS (D IN PH1 & VV) 3 ABASE OPHILIA DEDAANE PASS (C IN PH3)6 ADJEI POKU DANIEL PASS (C IN VV)13 AMPABENG KYEREMEH APPIAH PASS (C IN VV) 4 ABDULLMUUMIN H NURAL PASS (D IN PH1; C IN PH3 & 7 ADOMA ABENA PASS (C IN PH1, PH2 & VV)14 AMPOFO SAMUEL TWUMASI PASS VV)8 ADU OFORI STEPHEN CREDIT (C IN ALL PAPERS)15 ANKAMAH ANTHONY PASS (D IN PH3 & VV) 5 ABDUL-YUSSIF ADAMS PASS (D IN PH1; C IN PH3 & 9 AGALGA P. AWENBORO PASS16 APERIBA JEROME KABA PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1 & VV)10 ALHASSAN R. LAAR PASS ( D IN PH2; C IN PH3 & VV)

PH3) 6 ABISIGA EDEL-QUINN RUFINA PASS11 ALICE F. ADAM PASS17 APPAU SOLOMON PASS (D IN VV) 7 ABRAFI YEBOAH JOSEPHINE PASS (C IN PH1)12 AMOAKOHENE CHARLES PASS 18 APPIAH KUSI EVANS PASS 8 ABUBA ZAK PASS (D VV)13 AMPONSAH AMA BAAKU PASS (D IN PH3)19 ASANTE DWAMENA PASS ( D IN PH3; C IN VV) 9 ACHANGEJARA SAMUEL PASS (D IN PH1 & PH3; C IN 14 AMPONSAH ANGELINA PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH 2)20 ASIAMAH YEBOAH DANIEL PASS (C IN PH3 & VV) VV)15 ANSOBA E. AKWALINDJO PASS (C IN PH3 & VV)21 ASSIE JANET PASS 10 ACHEAMPONG E. GYEMFUA PASS 16 ANSORE ISAAC MONLEH PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3)22 ATTA ARTHUR KWABENA PASS 11 ACHEAMPONG ISAAC PASS (D IN PH1 & VV; C IN 17 ANTWI CHRISTIANA PASS (C IN VV)23 ATUAHENE ANTWI HANSON PASS PH3)18 BADIEKANG M. SAMUEL PASS 24 AWUSI NATHANIEL PASS (D IN VV) 12 ACHEAMPONG- KONADU M. PASS (D IN PH1; C IN PH3)19 DAGADU RUTH PASS (D IN PH2 & PH3 )25 AYINABOM IBRAHIM STEPHEN PASS 13 ACHEAMPONG PRINCE PASS20 DANSO FRANCIS PASS (C IN VV)26 AZINAB AZUMAH CLARA PASS (D IN PH3) 14 ADALA SOPHIA AYABALIE PASS21 DZIRASA IRENE DEVINE PASS (D IN PH2, PH3 & VV)27 AZU FRED SACKITEY PASS (C IN VV) 15 ADAM FATI PASS (C IN PH1 & VV)22 KOMBAT PAUL PASS (D IN VV)28 BAFFOUR CLEMENT ASI PASS (C IN PH3 & VV) 16 ADAM MOHAMMED PASS (D IN VV)23 KUNKAH ISAAC PASS (D IN VV)29 BANSAH DENNIS DELALI PASS (D IN MC & VV; C IN PH3 17 ADAMA ELIASU PASS (C IN VV)24 KUUBABONGNAA B. B. PASS30 BOAKYE YAW PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3) 18 ADAMS LATIFA PASS (C IN PH1, PH3 & VV)25 KWAKYE JULIANA PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH2)31 BOATENG JONAS KWABENA PASS 19 ADAMS SEIDU PASS (D IN PH3; C IN VV)26 LEBENONE E. ZIEM PASS (C IN MC)32 BOWAH EDMUND PASS (D IN PH1, PH3 & VV) 20 ADAMU ZENABU KANYITI PASS (D VV; C IN PH1 & PH3)27 MOHAMMED KUBURA A. PASS33 BUSI JACOB PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3) 21 ADJASE JONAH PASS (D IN PH1)28 NANENU WORLORLANYO PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH2)34 DARKO KINGSLEY PASS (D IN PH3 & VV) 22 ADJEI ANNA PASS29 NERO ELEONORA CREDIT (D IN PH3 & VV; C IN ALL 35 DARKO SHADRACK PASS 23 ADJEI AUXILIA PASS (D IN VV)OTHER PAPERS)36 DUUT JAMES JABONG PASS 24 ADJEI DELIC ALEXANDRA PASS (D IN PH3)30 NIBELO MAXWELL PASS (D IN VV)37 GAR CLETUS PASS 25 ADJEI DOMFEH CHARLES PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1)31 NYANKPANI O. MUSAH PASS (C IN VV)38 GYABAAH SOLOMON PASS (D IN PH3; C IN VV) 26 ADJEI NAA ADJELEY MARY PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3)32 OBENG JOEL TRAZ PASS 39 ISSA HAWA RUTH PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV) 27 ADJUNOI KWAME PASS 33 ODOI SUSANA PASS 40 KONADU E. PHENEHANCE PASS (D IN PH3 & VV; C IN 28 ADOBA KWAME MAXWELL PASS (C IN VV)34 OKLEY JULIUS CEASAR PASS (D IN VV)

PH1) 29 ADOBI A SUSANA PASS (D IN VV)35 OMANE J. AKOMAAH PASS D IN PH3; C IN VV)41 MAALBIN CHARLES PASS (D IN PH3 & VV; C IN MC 30 ADOMAKO LYDIA PASS 36 SARFO A. CHRISTIAN PASS (C IN PH2)42 MEMUNATU SAYIBU PASS 31 ADU RAYMOND BOAHEN PASS (C IN VV)37 SENYO RAPHAEL PASS (D IN VV; C PH2)43 MOHAMMED IBN ABDULAI PASS 32 ADU SOLOMON PASS38 SIENYO EMMANUEL PASS (D IN VV)44 MPOAN ROBERTSON PASS 33 ADU WILLIAMS PASS (C IN PH1 & VV)39 SIRAA F. GEORGINA CREDIT (D IN PH2; C IN ALL OTHER 45 NAMBAGYIRA AMATUS PASS (C IN PH3 & VV) 34 ADUSEI AMPONG ANGELINA PASS (C IN VV)PAPERS)46 NYANE GEORGE KOFI PASS (D IN PH3 & VV) 35 ADUSE-POKU AKUA PASS40 TABASITENG K. AMATA PASS (C IN PH3)47 OFORI OBED BANGDOME PASS 36 ADUTWUMWAA JULIANA PASS (D IN VV)41 TAWIAH-DZASAH G. M. PASS (C IN VV)48 OWUSU JAMES PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH1 & 37 ADZAH BRIDGET PASS (C IN PH3)42 YAKUBU ABDUL-RAUF KATORI PASS

TECHNICAL OFFICER DISEASE CONTROL

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FIELD TECHNICIAN COMMUNIY HEALTH

38 AGBALATI DANSO BENEDICTA PASS (D IN PH3) 89 KODUAH APPIANIWAA STELLA PASS (C IN VV) 140 YEBOAH VIDA AKUA PASS 39 AGYAPONG BERNICE PASS (C IN VV) 90 KONADU ABIGAIL PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1) 141 YUSSIF SALIMAT PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1 & PH3)40 AGYEIWAA SALOMEY PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3) 91 KORKOR OKINE RITA PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH1 & 142 ZINEYELE NYEYELE PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH1 & 41 AGYEMANG MATILDA PASS (D IN VV) VV) VV)42 AHMED HADI PASS 92 KPODO PATRICK PASS43 AKRASI MARTHA PASS 93 KUFFOUR BEATRICE PASS44 AKRASI MARY PASS 94 KUMAH ESTHER PASS (C IN PH1 & VV) 1 ABABIO VIVIAN PASS45 AKUNTEBA CYNTHIA A. PASS (C IN PH3) 95 KUMI MILLICENT PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH1) 2 ABAGNA APINUSI JAMES PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE)46 AKURUGU LINDA ASAKIYA PASS (C IN PH3 & VV) 96 KYEREMEH EFFAH RITA PASS (C IN VV) 3 ABANKRO JAMES PASS47 ALLOTEY MARJORIE PASS 97 KYEREMEH STEPHEN PASS (D IN PH1, PH3 & VV; C IN 4 ABEBU PATIENCE PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE)48 AMENUDZI LINDA PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1 & PH3) PH2) 5 ABUGRI AKABANGRI JARAAH PASS (C IN VIVA VOCE)49 AMEYAW OWUSUA CYNTHIA PASS 98 LAAR GEORGINA PASS (D IN PH1) 6 ABUNTOO MACLEAN AKUTA PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 50 AMIDU OSMAN PASS (D IN PH1 & VV; C IN PH3) 99 LAMPTEY SHERMELIA NAA PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH2) PAPER 6)51 AMISSAH DADZIE NORBERT PASS (D IN VV) 100 MASAHUDU ABIBA DAABU PASS (D IN PH1 & VV) 7 ACHAMPONG ANTHONY KOJO PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE)52 AMISSAH SOLOMON PASS (D IN PH1, PH3 & VV) 101 MENSAH AARON PASS (D IN VV) 8 ACHEAMPONG K.A IRENE PASS (C IN PAPERS 1, 6 & VIVA 53 AMOAH NAOMI PASS (D IN PH1; C IN VV) 102 MENSAH CYNTHIA PASS (D IN PH1, PH3 & VV) VOCE)54 AMOAKO ANDERSON OBENG PASS (C IN VV) 103 MENSAH EMMANUEL PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3) 9 ACHIGIBAH GIFTY PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 55 AMOAKOWAA CYNTHIA PASS 104 MENSAH-BONSU JOY PASS PAPER 6)56 AMPADU-KWAKWAH GODWIN PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3) 105 MISROWODA MABEL PASS (D IN VV) 10 ACKON-ANNAN JOANA PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 57 AMPOMAH DOROTHY KYEI PASS 106 MUSAH WAHAB PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1) PAPERS 4 & 6)58 AMPONG DOUGLAS PASS (C IN PH3) 107 NANGPUO YENG HAGAR PASS (C IN PH1) 11 ADAMBIL-LAAR BIMI NIXON PASS59 ANKRAH ABIGAIL SERWAA PASS 108 NARTEY A. YOMLEY PASS (C IN PH3) 12 ADJATEY NICHOLAS PASS (D IN PAPER 6 & VIVA 60 APPIAH ZEPHANIAH PASS (D IN PH1; C IN PH3) 109 NENSOME KUNSI RUTH PASS (C IN PH1 & PH3) VOCE; C IN PAPER 5)61 ASAANA AVOKA BENJAMIN PASS 110 NYARKO PATRICIA PATILINA PASS 13 ADJEI ISAAC PASS (D IN PAPERS 3, 4 & VIVA 62 ASANTE GLORIA PASS (C IN PH3 & VV) 111 ODAME JULIAN PASS VOCE; C IN PAPERS 1, 6 &7 )63 ASIEDU NICHOLAS BOAKYE PASS (D IN PH3) 112 OFORI ACHIAA EUNICE PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH1) 14 ADJETEY ROLAND OKOE PASS64 ASSAN REGINA CLEMENT PASS (C IN PH1) 113 OFOSUHENE ERIC PASS 15 ADRAKU JOSEPHINE PASS 65 AWUDU FATI PASS (D IN PH1; C IN PH3) 114 OPOKU ASAMOAH ISAAC PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH1) 16 AFETORGBOR GIFTY MANSA PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 66 BAAH TONSULIA JOHN PASS (D IN VV) 115 OPOKU GODWILL ADDO PASS (D IN PH1, PH3 & VV) PAPER 4)67 BOATENG COLLINS PASS 116 OPOKU KONADU MATILDA PASS 17 AFFUM ISAAC PASS68 BOFFO ABORASOMALAH PASS (C IN PH1, PH3 & VV) 117 OPOKU THOMAS PASS (D IN VV) 18 AGBEMESELI IRENE AKORFA PASS (D IN PAPERS 3, 7 & VIVA 69 BONSU ESTHER PASS 118 OPOKU YEBOAH . AKUA PASS VOCE; C IN PAPER 170 BUUTERI DARBUULO SIMON PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH1 & 119 OPPONG DARKO OPHELIA PASS 19 AGBENORSI P. KWAME PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE)

VV) 120 OPPONG DORA PASS (C IN PH3) 20 AHENKORAH SETH PASS71 CHEFU K EMMANUEL PASS (D IN PH1 & PH3; C IN 121 OPPONG FAUSTINA PASS 21 AKANCHI C. AKURIGO PASS

VV) 122 OSANYONGMOR JOSEPH PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1) 22 AKANGURE E. AKANWIRE PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE)72 CODJOE RITA PASS (C IN PH1) 123 OSEI BRIGHT PASS (D IN VV) 23 AKANYIM ROBERT AWINYURE PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE)73 DADIA BOREWAH CHRISTINE PASS 124 OWUSU ABIGAIL PASS 24 AKAYETI AKALIKA NORBERT PASS74 DAUDA RAMATU PASS 125 OWUSU ALBERT PASS (D IN VV) 25 AKOGYIRAM SAMUEL PASS75 DORSAH JUVENTUS PUITEGE PASS (C IN PH3) 126 PEPRAH LAWRENCE PASS 26 AKORLIE AKORFA JULIET PASS ( C IN PAPERS 1, 5 & VIVA 76 DWOBANE KWABENA JONAS PASS 127 PEPRAH PETER PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1) VOCE) 77 EFFAH AMPRAKU COLLINS PASS 128 QUAINOO MILLICENT ABA PASS 27 ALHASSAN ABDULAI PASS78 EFFAH DORIS PASS 129 RAMANI S. AWINABA PASS (C IN VV) 28 AMISORE GLORIA PASS79 ESSEL VERONICA PASS 130 SALIFU Y. RASHIDA PASS 29 AMO DANQUAH COMFORT PASS80 FANG MICHAEL PASS (C IN PH3) 131 SONGLADONG SONGKANGE PASS (D IN PH1 & VV) 30 AMOAH JESSICA PASS81 GOGO GENEVIVA AKOSUA PASS (D IN PH1; C IN PH3 & 132 SUNU VASHTI PRISCA PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1 & PH3) 31 ARMAH ESTHER PASS (C IN VIVA VOCE)

VV) 133 TAMBILE DER ANACLETA PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH1, PH2 32 ASAASIBA ATIA SOLOMON PASS 82 GOMA KUPOUR AUGUSTINE PASS (D IN PH1, PH3 & VV) & VV) 33 ASSUAH ROSE PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE)83 GROSS JENNIFER PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1 & PH3) 134 TEYE MICHEAL ANNOR PASS 34 ATSEM GLORIA PASS84 GYAMAA CECILIA PASS 135 TUAH PATRICIA PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1) 35 ATSYOR MARTIN KOBINA PASS85 GYIGA SAMUEL PASS (C IN VV) 136 TUTUWAA-YEBOAH HILDA PASS (C IN PH3) 36 AWUNI CHRISTIANA PASS86 HANSON AGYIRBA RITA PASS 137 WASIPE KWAKU PASS 37 AYAMBA JEMILA PASS87 ISSAH YAKUBU PASS (D IN PH1; C IN VV) 138 YAA JOYCE PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH3) 38 AYINE NORBERT NYAABA PASS (C IN PAPERS 1, 5, 6 & 88 KENTOR KEL EMMANUEL PASS 139 YEBOAH STEPHEN PASS

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VIVA VOCE) 4 ADUSEI JAMES BOATENG PASS 10 AMEDIKU MAWUNYA KOMLA PASS39 AYITEY ERNESTINE PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE) 5 AHIAKONU AUGUSTA PASS (D IN PH1) 11 AMEKO ROSE EYRAM PASS40 BADU FELIX NTIM PASS 6 ALHASSAN BAWA PASS 12 ANIM BOATENG JACKSON PASS41 BAIDOO LOIS PASS 7 AMANKWAAH S. ASAMOAH PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH1) 13 ANTWI BOASIAKO PRINCE PASS42 BANINI REJOICE PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE) 8 AMANKWAH SYLVESTER PASS 14 ANTWI EVANS PASS43 BEBANGNIDONG JOYCE PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 9 AMOAKO DUKU MICHAEL PASS 15 ANTWI GODWIN PASS (C IN CP & HT)

PAPER 6) 10 ANDOONO AMOS PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH2) 16 APETORGBOR SAMUEL JERRY PASS (C IN HT)44 BELNYE JUDITH PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 11 ANNOR TWUM FOSTER PASS 17 APODOLA ATOROBA PASS

PAPER 3 12 ANNUNGMA B. CHRISTOPHER PASS (C IN PH2) 18 APPIAGYEI ERNEST PASS (D IN CP; C IN VV)45 CODJOE EDWARD PASS (C IN PAPER 1 & VIVA 13 ANTWI ELLEN PASS 19 APPIAH DORCAS REFERRED IN PH

VOCE) 14 APRAKU ERNEST PASS 20 ASAMANI RACHEL OCRAN PASS (C IN VV)46 DUUT DUAKUMBE PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 15 ASAMOAH ALBERTA KORKOR PASS 21 ASAMOAH C. AMEY PASS (C IN HT)

PAPER 6) 16 ASASE JUDITH PASS (D IN PH1; C IN PH2) 22 AYIM DELA PRINCESS PASS (D IN CP; C IN VV)47 ERZAH LINDA PASS (D IN PAPER 1 & VIVA 17 ASIEDU JOHNSON BOATENG PASS 23 DWAMENA - KANI SANDRA PASS (D IN VV)

VOCE; C IN PAPERS 3, 4 & 6) 18 ASIEDU THEOPHILUS PASS 24 DZAMESI JUSTICE YAO W. PASS (C IN HT & VV)48 FUCHU ABIBATU PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE) 19 ASUMA SINA PASS 25 EDUSEI L. NANA ADJOA PASS 49 GBANG LAMBERT PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE) 20 BADAGDA MARTIN PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH2) 26 FOLI CHARLES SENYO PASS50 GYAN KWAME PASS 21 BAHAARA GODFRED PASS (C IN PH2) 27 INSAIDOO F. KWEKU DEYAME PASS51 HARUNA IBRAHIM PASS (D IN PAPER 6 & VIVA 22 BAKUPONG BABALIEREKUU PASS 28 MANU ERIC FARADAY PASS (C IN HT)

VOCE) 23 BALLU PETER PASS 29 MENSAH GLADYS DAWANA PASS (C IN VV)52 HODZI CYNTHIA PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE) 24 BOTWE BISMARK PASS 30 MENSAH SYLVESTER PASS53 ISSAH MUSAH PASS (D IN PAPERS 3 & 7; C IN 25 DERY EMMANUEL PASS 31 MUSAH MUBARIK PASS

PAPER 6 & VIVA VOCE) 26 DJAN MOSES PASS 32 NETTEY LOVERAGE PASS54 JAGEN MBAMONGAN JAMES PASS (D IN PAPERS 5, 6 & VIVA 27 HAGYIRAH E. SUUMAH PASS (C IN PH1 & PH2) 33 OFORI-ATTA PATRICK JNR PASS

VOCE) 28 KODUA BRIGHT PASS (C IN PH 1 & PH 3) 34 ONYAME ROBERT TEYE PASS55 KA-CHUNGU YVONNE BADADUI PASS 29 KUNDE THOMAS-ACQUINAS PASS 35 OWUSU ANITA AKUA PASS56 KOMBIAN FANT PASS (C IN VIVA VOCE) 30 LARYEA JOCELYN NII LARTEY PASS (D IN PH2) 36 SELASE MENSAH WISDOM PASS (C IN VV)57 KWAKYE GIDEON PASS 31 LINDA SEWORNUKU ASAMANY PASS 58 KWARA JOSEPH PASS 32 MENSAH ERNEST PASS59 MUSAH ESTHER FATI PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 33 MICHAEL KWAKU N. ASIEDU PASS 1 ACHIAA VICTORIA BOAMAH PASS (D IN OHCP 1, OHCP 2 &

PAPERS 5 & 6) 34 NANGSANGNA D RICHMOND PASS (D IN PH3) VV; C IN MC)60 NAABDOYA FELICIA PASS (D IN PAPER 5; C IN 35 NAOMI OFFEI PASS 2 ADUAKO ANDREW PASS (D IN OHCP 2 & VV)

PAPERS 2, 3, 6 & VIVA VOCE) 36 NYARKO DOMINIC PASS 3 AKUOKO LYDIA BOAHEMAA PASS (D IN OHCP 2 & VV)61 NARH SAMUEL KWAME PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 37 OPOKU BISMARK AKWASI PASS 4 ANGMORTEY NOMO RICHARD PASS (D IN VV; C IN MC)

PAPER 1) 38 OSEI SAMUEL KWAKYE PASS 5 ANSAH DANIEL PASS (D IN OHCP 1, OHCP 2 & 62 OFORI ALBERT ASAMOAH PASS 39 OSEI-WUSU SADICK PASS VV)63 OSEI JOSEPHINE PASS 40 OWUSU DORA DARKOWA PASS (C IN VV) 6 ANTWI SAMUEL KISSI PASS64 OSEI RANSFORD PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE) 41 OWUSU HANNAH PASS (C IN PH3) 7 BAWA ZENATU PASS (D IN OHCP 2 & VV)65 QUAINOO SARAH PASS 42 OWUSU KWABENA PASS 8 BOAKYE KELVIN PASS (D IN VV; C IN OHCP 2)66 SULEIMANI DAWDA PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 43 QUAINOO PATRICK PASS 9 DOE HARRY PASS ( D IN VV)

PAPER 5) 44 TENGBIIR JAMES BOBIN PASS (D IN PH2; C IN PH1) 10 NANA OPOKU AMPOMAH PASS (D IN VV; C IN OHCP 2)67 TAKPO MERCY AMA PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE; C IN 45 TENKU CORNELIUS PASS 11 NTI ASIMENG ELVIS PASS ( D IN VV)

PAPERS 5 & 6) 46 YENDOR ALBERT PASS (C IN PH2) 12 OBENG LUCY PASS68 TENGELIERE CAMILLIUS B. PASS (D IN PAPERS 5, 6 & VIVA 13 OFOSU APPIAH ELVIS PASS (D IN OHCP 2 & VV)

VOCE) 14 PEKU HARRISON PASS69 VITASI GRACE MERTHAMON PASS (C IN PAPER 1) 1 ABUGRI RICHARD PASS 15 QUAGOE CONSOLE ADJOA PASS (D IN OHCP 1, OHCP 2 & 70 WEYORI ISAAC BAKEBE PASS 2 ADARKWA DOMINIC PASS (C IN CP, HT & VV) VV)71 YAHAYA YUSSIF PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE) 3 ADDAI KWAKU PASS (C IN CP & HT)72 YELEWERE FELIX B. PASS (D IN VIVA VOCE) 4 AFADZIE ROBERT PASS

5 AGORDE FRANCIS DELALI PASS 1 ABDULAI MOHAMMED TAUFIK PASS (D IN PH1 & MCS)6 AHAMAH ERNEST PASS (C IN VV) 2 ABUBAKARI MOHAMMED PASS

1 ABDUL ISSAH BAYOR PASS (D IN PH3; C IN PH2) 7 AHORDZOR FREDERICK PASS (D IN HP; C IN CP) 3 ADAM HAMZA PASS2 ABOTSI EVANS PASS (D IN VV) 8 AKALIGA YAW PASS 4 ADAM NASARA HANNAH PASS 3 ABU ISSAHAKU PASS 9 AKRASI BOATENG HENRY PASS (C IN VV) 5 ADDEAH HENRY PASS

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6 ADINDA FRANCIS PASS (C IN MCS) 60 NKETIAH YAW MATTHEW PASS (D IN PH1; C IN PH2 & 25 AMOAH JOSEPH YAW PASS7 ADJEI ABIGAIL MENSAH PASS (C IN PH1) VV) 26 AMOAKO AGYEMANG PAUL PASS (C IN PH1)8 ADUBEA RACHEAL PASS 61 NWINTUMA S. EMILIA PASS 27 AMUZU-HEVI PERFECT PEACE PASS (C IN PH1 & PH2 )9 AFRIYIE GIFTY PASS (C IN PH1, & MCS) 62 NYANDIBA M. MUNIRU PASS 28 ANAGLO JULIET AMA PASS (C IN PH1 & PH2)10 AGYARE GIDEON PASS 63 OKWABI JOSEPH C.NII AYITE PASS 29 ANNAN ENID ABROQUAH PASS 11 AGYEI BOATENG DANIEL PASS 64 OSAFO ELSIE LARTEBEA PASS (C IN MC, PH1, PH2 & 30 ANNAN REUBEN SAKYIE PASS ( C IN PH2 & VV)12 AHIADZRO GIFTUS PASS MC) 31 ANSAH KWASI ANTWI PASS (C IN MC & PH1)13 AIDOO MAXWELL PASS (D IN PH1) 65 OSEI RICHARD APPIAH PASS 32 ANSOH PATIENCE SAKINA PASS (C IN MCS)14 AIKINS SUSANA PASS 66 SAM STEPHEN PASS (C IN PH1) 33 ANYEMADU KWAKU ISAAC PASS15 AKASREKU BRIDGET DELA PASS (D IN PH1) 67 SERWAAH DORA PASS 34 APPIAH-AGYEI YAW PASS (D IN PH1 & VV; C IN 16 AKPAH RAPHAEL WORLANYO PASS (C IN VV) 68 TABIRI DENNIS CREDIT (C IN ALL PAPERS) MCS)17 ALHASSAN MOHAMMED PASS (C IN MCS & VV) 69 TAWIAH AKOSUA REGINA PASS 35 APUNGU EMMACULATE PASS18 ALHASSAN OSMAN PASS (C IN PH1) 70 TORDZAGBO FELIX PASS 36 ASAMOAH-TORTOE DEBORAH PASS 19 AMEGASHITSI SILAS KAFUI PASS (D IN PH1) 71 TWENEBOAH J. KWABENA PASS 37 ASENSO KODOM GIDEON CREDIT (D IN PH2 & MCS ; C IN 20 ANAFO ABOTIYIRE SOLOMON PASS (C IN PH1) 72 TWUM NICHOLAS PASS (C IN MCS) ALL OTHERS)21 APREKU ELON BETH-HANAN PASS 73 TWUMASI EMMANUEL PASS (C IN MC) 38 ATIDOKPO MENSAH PASS 22 ARHIN BISMARK PASS (C IN PH1 & MCS) 74 VANDERPUYE GENEVIEVE PASS (D IN PH1; C IN MCS) 39 ATUGA ALBERT AJAPOAK PASS23 ARMAH DANYI RICHARD PASS (C IN PH1) 75 YAKUBU MOHAMMED PASS (C IN PH2 & VV) 40 AWAITEY EDMUND TETTEH PASS (C IN VV)24 ASANGKAME J.N MENSAH PASS (D IN PH1) 76 YATIK KONLAAN PASS 41 AYARIGA ERIC PASS25 ASANTE JOSHUA PASS 77 YEBOAH GIFTY OCHEREWAH PASS 42 AYINZEMI ALOYSIUS PASS26 ASUBONTENG ATTA PASS (C IN MC & MCS) 78 YIADOM GIDEON ADARKWAH PASS 43 AZAGISIYA SOLOMON PASS (C IN PH1)27 ATANGA FELIX PASS (D IN PH1; C IN MC) 79 ZINGVILAA EMMANUEL PASS 44 BAAH NATHANIEL PASS (D IN PH1)28 AYARBA APASEBA PASS (C IN PH1 & VV) 45 BOATEY EMILY MATEKO PASS 29 AYARIGA-MORO A. JUTTA PASS 46 BUMBOM SAMUEL YENTIBE PASS30 AYINE SOLOMON PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1 47 BUOROKUU FELICIA ZINEYELA PASS 31 AYITE PRINCE APPIAH PASS (C IN VV) 48 CHIKPAH HILDA PASS

1 ABEKAH MERCY BERNICE PASS (C IN VV)32 AYOMA VICTOR PASS ( C IN PH1) 49 CHIMBUR YENNUBE PASS (C IN PH1, PH2 & MCS)

2 ABOAGYE JULIANA PASS33 BABA MUSAH PASS (C IN PH1) 50 COFFIE PETER VALYN PASS (C IN PH1)

3 ABROKWAH JOYCE PASS (D IN PH1 & VV)34 BAFFOUR BRITWUM NANA PASS 51 DAAPONG AUGUSTINE PASS

4 ABUGBIRE ATIDOO EVANS PASS (D IN PH1; C IN MC, PH2 35 BALESIWRE C. DANBAMBU PASS (C IN MCS) 52 DAMBA SIBA BABA PASS (C IN MCS)

& MCS)36 BAWA CALEB GEORGE PASS (C IN PH1) 53 DAUDA ALHASSAN PASS

5 ACHEAMPONG KWAME PASS 37 BAYUO GEORGGE DAKURAH PASS 54 DEKU ENOCH PASS (D IN PH2; C IN PH1)

6 ADAM ABUBAKARI PASS (D IN PH1;)38 BOADI AGYEMANG PASS (C IN VV) 55 DEME - DER ESTHER PASS (C IN PH1, PH2 & VV)

7 ADDAI MATILDA FRIMPONG PASS (C IN PH2 & MCS)39 BOAHEN NANA YAA ADOMA PASS 56 DERY SIXTUS PASS (C IN PH1)

8 ADJADEH HANNIELORD YAWA PASS40 BOAKYE FELIX NYAMEKYE PASS (D IN PH1; C IN VV) 57 DUAH-KURANCHIE CHARLES PASS (D IN PH1)

9 ADJEI ANNA NYARKO PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1)41 BRONYA NELSON PASS (D IN PH1) 58 DUNYO OPHELIA PASS (C IN MCS)

10 ADOFO PAULINA PASS (D IN PH1; C IN MC & 42 CUDJOE MARTIN LUTHER CREDIT ( C IN ALL PAPERS) 59 DURAY EMMANUEL PASS (C IN PH2, MCS & VV)

PH2)43 DERY LAZARUS PASS 60 ESSIEN SOPHIA ADWOA PASS (D IN PH1; C IN MC )

11 ADOGANGA R. AZALBILA PASS (D IN MCS; C IN PH1)44 DOE CHRISTIAN PASS 61 ETSE ERNESTINA ATTAAH PASS

12 ADORBORNA GODFRED PASS45 DZUVOR DANIEL TETTEH PASS 62 FRITZ-PLANGE JOEL PASS (C IN PH2)

13 ADZAKLO E. KWABENA PASS (C IN PH1)46 EDEM-QUASHIGAH BENEDICTA PASS 63 FUSEINI RAMATU PASS

14 AGYEKUM YAW YEBOAH CREDIT (D IN PH1 & PH2; C IN 47 FOSUA SUBYNN DEBORAH PASS (D IN VV) 64 GAGAKUMAH MAWUFEMOR PASS

ALL OTHERS)48 HASIMU T. KAWAMUDEEN PASS 65 GALLEY MATILDA EDEM PASS

15 AGYEMAN CHRISTIAN PASS (C IN MCS)49 IBRAHIM HAMZA PASS (C IN PH1 & VV) 66 GLOVER ABIGAIL PASS

16 AGYEMAN PETER PASS (C IN PH1)50 IBRAHIM HUSEINI PASS 67 GYANGBONG JULIUS PASS (C IN PH1)

17 AGYIRI LINDA PASS (C IN PH1 & PH2)51 KOMLA - DZAH JULIUS KODZO PASS 68 GYIMAH ABEL PASS (D IN PH1 & VV)

18 AKOLGO NSOBILA PATRICK PASS 52 KONNEY FELIX YUPAAB PASS 69 ISSAHAKU AYISHETU PASS

19 AKPOTO R. RAYMOND KODJO PASS (D IN PH1 ; C IN PH2)53 KUMI ERIC PASS (D IN PH1) 70 KATSRIKU STELLA PASS (C IN VV)

20 ALHASSAN YAHAYA PASS (D IN MCS)54 LEMAN NLADOBI PASS (C IN MCS) 71 KPOBI PATIENCE PASS

21 ALLEN A. AMMA ASANTEWAA PASS (D IN PH2 & VV; C IN PH1)55 MENSAH JOSHUA PASS (D IN PH1; C IN MC) 72 KUENYEFU PETER EYRAM PASS

22 AMARTEY CHARLOTTE PASS (D IN PH2 & MCS)56 MENSAH PHILIP PANYIN PASS 73 KYEREMAA GIFTY PASS (C IN PH2)

23 AMEDUME G. ESELAOSI PASS 57 MOHAMMED SHERIFA PASS (C IN PH1 & VV) 74 LANGMA HUMPHREY TEYE PASS

24 AMEGBOR FRANCISCA PASS (D IN PH2; C IN PH1, MCS 58 MUSAH IBRAHIM PASS ( C IN VV) 75 LARTEY LORETTA LARTELEY PASS (C IN MCS)

& VV)59 NGMEN MICHAEL PASS 76 MANKROM DALISA PASS

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77 MENSAH ELIZABETH PASS (C IN PH1 & MCS) 20 KUUBAIBONG ESTHER PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1, PH2 & 36 BOATENG GERTRUDE PASS ( D IN PH3)78 MENSAH MARY PASS MCS) 37 BOATENG KWABENA ISAAC PASS ( C IN PH1 & VV)79 MENSAH MARY PASS (C IN PH1) 21 LANGDINDOME M. GRACE CREDIT (D IN PH1, PH2 & MCS; 38 BOATEY JAMES KWEKU PASS ( D IN VV)80 MWINTENG DOROTHY PASS C IN MC & VV) 39 BRAKO FELICIA PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV)81 NAKINPAAK N. MINKI DIM PASS 22 OSABUTEY PATRICIA CREDIT (D IN PH1 & MCS ; C IN 40 BUABENG LUCY PASS ( C IN PH3)82 NTIRI KOFI ADJEI PASS (D IN PH1 & PH2; C IN MC MC, PH2 & VV) 41 DARKWA SAKYIBEA HELENA PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV)

& MCS) 23 OWUSU HENRIETTA GIFTY PASS (D IN VV) 42 DATAAB BENEDICTA PASS ( C IN PH3)83 OFOSU EMMANUEL PASS (C IN MCS) 24 OWUSU-ATUAH RACHEL PASS (C IN VV) 43 DAUDA AJARA PASS ( D IN PH3)84 OMANE- ADJEKUM EBENEZER PASS 25 SARBAH BRIDGET JUDITH PASS ( D IN PH1 & MCS; C IN 44 DAVOR PROSPER PASS ( C IN PH3)85 OSEI CATHERINE AGYEIWAA CREDIT (C IN ALL PAPERS) MC & PH2) 45 DIEKUU JOSEPH PASS ( D IN PH3)86 POMAA AUGUSTINA PASS (D IN VV) 26 YALLEY RUTH PASS (D IN PH2; C IN MCS ) 46 DOKU ISAAC PASS ( D IN PH3)87 SAANI ABDUL - LATIF -IBN PASS 47 DWABENA GYARKO EVANS PASS ( C IN PH2)88 SALIFU SALAM PASS (C IN PH1) 48 DZADE AKU ABIGAIL PASS ( D IN PH3)89 SEFAH OBED PASS (C IN PH1 & PH2) 49 EFFAH COLLINS ASANTE PASS90 SEIDU FRANK PASS (D IN PH2) 50 EGHAN LYDIA PASS91 SEIDU MUMUNI PASS 51 ESSEN GRACE PASS ( C IN VV)92 SEKUM DANIEL AMONOO PASS (C IN PH1) 52 FAROUK MADINATU PASS ( D IN PH3)

1 ABDULAI ABDUL MALIK PASS ( C IN PH2 & PH3)93 SIKA ADOLPH YAO PASS 53 FATAWU ABUBAKAR PASS2 ABDULAI ALI MATU SADIA PASS ( D IN VV)94 SULEMANA ABDUL-RAUF PASS (C IN PH1, PH2 & MCS) 54 FRIMPOMAA MARY PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV)3 ABORBOR LEE DARIUS PASS95 YANKSON DORIS OSEI PASS 55 GAMESU JOSEPH KWABENA PASS ( D IN PH3)4 ABUBAKAR FUSEINI PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH3)96 ZOBAZIE JOANA MAASONUO PASS (D IN PH2 & MCS; C IN 56 GBIEL ERIC PASS ( C IN PH3)5 ABUBAKARI DAUDA PASS ( C IN VV)PH1) 57 GERALDO ELIKEM LILY PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH3)6 ACHEAMPONG ERNEST PASS 58 GORZIEL BAAROZIE SYLVANUS PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH3)7 ACKAH IVY PASS ( D IN VV) 59 GYAMFI PROSPER PASS ( C IN PH2 & VV)8 ADANSI RUTH PASS ( D IN VV) 60 GYAMFUAH GLADYS PASS ( C IN PH3)1 ABANKWA MARTIN PASS (C IN MCS)9 ADU KWAKYE BENJAMIN PASS ( D IN PH3) 61 HARDEY IBRAHIM PASS ( C IN PH2 & PH3)2 AFEDO JEMIMA KUKUA DISTINCTION (D IN ALL 10 ADU POKUAA LETICIA PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH3) 62 HENEWAA ESTHER PASSPAPERS)11 AFFUL KYEREWAA CATHERINE PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV) 63 HUDU SHAM-UNA PASS ( D IN PH3)3 AFFUM OPHELIA PASS (C IN PH1 & VV)12 AFFUL PHILOMINA PASS ( D IN PH3) 64 IMURANA AKWASI DISTINCTION ( D IN ALL 4 AGANA EMMANUEL AYAMGA PASS (D IN VV; C IN PH1)13 AFUKAAH ISHMAEL PASS PAPERS)5 AINOOSON FLORENCE PASS ( D IN PH1 & MCS ; C IN 14 AFULIMI AWOTEYME EVELYN PASS ( C IN PH3) 65 ITAAR JENNIFER PASSMC & VV)15 AGYEKUM DENNIS PASS ( C IN PH3 & VV) 66 JAMANT MOSES MOILEEN PASS ( D IN VV)6 AMENDAH EUNICE DELALI CREDIT (D IN MC, MCS & VV; C 16 AGYEMANG HENRY PASS ( C IN VV) 67 JIBILILA FAISAL PASS ( D IN VV)IN PH1 & PH2)17 ALHASSAN MIRIAM PASS ( D IN PH3; C IN PH2) 68 KANDO AMEDIUS PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV)7 AMOA-DARKWA A. OFOSUA CREDIT (D IN PH1, MCS & VV; C 18 AMIHERE VICTORIA PASS ( D IN PH3; C IN PH1 & 69 KASIM JAMIU PASS ( D IN PH2; C IN PH3IN ALL OTHERS)

PH2) 70 KODOM ISAAC PASS8 AMPOFUL BEATRICE PASS19 AMORO ROSINA PASS 71 KODUA EBENEZER PASS ( D IN PH3; C IN PH1 & 9 AMPOMAH ROSEMARY PASS20 ANAMANG MAISON JANET PASS ( C IN PH2 & PH3) VV)10 AMPONSAH EVELYN AMA PASS (D IN PH1, PH2, MCS & 21 ANKOMAA VIDA PASS ( C IN PH3) 72 KONADU SELINA DISTINCTION ( D IN ALL VV; C IN MC)22 ANOKYE SOLOMON NKANSAH PASS ( C IN PH3 & VV) PAPERS)11 AMPONSAH-NYARKO LOIS PASS (D IN PH1, MCS & VV)23 ANOKYEWAA LINDA BOAMAH PASS ( C IN PH3) 73 KORANG PATIENCE CREDIT ( D IN VV; C IN ALL 12 ANAFO VIDA CREDIT (D IN PH1, PH2 & VV; C 24 ANSU COLLINS PASS OTHER PAPERSIN MC & MCS)25 ASAMANY PATIENCE PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH2 & 74 KPEBU EMMANUEL PASS13 ASANTE HENRIETTA PASS

PH3) 75 KUDOM ACHEAMPONG PASS ( D IN VV)14 ASANTE-ADIPAH AFIA BIRAGO CREDIT ( D IN MCS & VV; C IN 26 ASANTEWAA HAGAR PASS ( D IN PH3) 76 KUNDE EUGENE PASS ( D IN VV)MC, PH1 & PH2)27 ASSAFUAH-TAWIAH NANA B. PASS ( D IN PH2 & VV) 77 KUSI VINCENT PASS ( D IN PH3; C IN PH1)15 BAZOR FAUSTINA DISTINCTION (D IN ALL 28 AWOLUGUTU S. DESMOND PASS ( C IN PH2, PH3 & VV) 78 KUUWEL W. EUNICE PASS ( C IN PH2 & PH3)PAPERS)29 AYENSU LINDA PASS ( D IN PH3) 79 KWAO DEDE MINA PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV)16 BEMPONG WENDY SAFO DISTINCTION (D IN ALL 30 AZAAH Y. DONATUS PASS ( C IN VV) 80 KYELAAR EMMANUEL PASS ( D IN PH3)PAPERS)31 BAFFOE NOAH BLESSED PASS ( C IN PH3) 81 KYEREH KWADWO SOLOMON PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH3)17 BOATENG GLORIA CREDIT (D IN MCS; C IN MC, 32 BAKYEAYIRI COSMAS PASS 82 KYEREMAA JOANNA ANTWI PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH3)PH1, PH2 & VV )33 BEDIAKO SUSANA PASS ( C IN PH3) 83 KYEREWAA DOFUOR NANCY PASS18 DARI YELLINNIGE STEPHEN PASS (D IN MCS; C IN PH2)34 BOATENG CHARLLOTE PASS ( D IN VV) 84 LAARI BILTIEB FRANCIS PASS ( D IN PH3)19 KPODO LOLA CREDIT (D IN MCS ; C IN PH1, 35 BOATENG GEORGE PASS ( C IN PH3) 85 LANG-YIN LINUS PASS ( C IN PH3)PH2 & VV)

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86 LARWEH KORTEY PASS ( C IN PH2) 136 TAMABE MENSAH EVANS PASS 39 BOAMMAH MARTHA PASS ( C IN PH1 & VV)87 LETA KIPO PETER PASS ( C IN PH3) 137 TAMATEY RANSFORD PASS ( D IN VV) 40 BOLSONG BAPEERI JANET PASS ( C IN PH2)88 MABOAH AMPOFO MARY PASS ( C IN PH3) 138 TANGIA RASHID TIA PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV) 41 BUKARI JAYAANI DAWDA PASS ( C IN PH1 & VV)89 MANU AUGUSTINE PASS ( C IN PH3) 139 TOMBAWO A. GRACE PASS ( C IN PH3) 42 BUKARI SULEMANA PASS ( D IN MCS; C IN PH1)90 MARFO KUFFOUR DANIEL PASS 140 TORKPO DANIEL PASS ( D IN PH3) 43 CUDJOE HELENA PASS ( C IN VV)91 MAYIM KWAKU JOSEPH PASS 141 TWUMASIWAA AUGUSTINA PASS ( C IN PH3) 44 DAADUNE MICHAEL PASS ( C IN MCS)92 MENSAH CYNTHIA PASS ( C IN PH3) 142 YANFUL ROCKSON PETER PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV; C IN 45 DAKORIVIELA EBENEZER PASS ( C IN MCS)93 MENSAH NICHOLAS KARIKARI PASS ( C IN VV) PH1) 46 DAMOAH GRACE PASS ( C IN MCS)94 MENSAH RITA PASS ( D IN PH2 & PH3) 143 YEBOAH KENNETH PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH3) 47 DARKOAH VIDA PASS95 MOHAMMED AHMED PASS 144 YEBOAH MAVIS PASS ( D IN PH1 & PH3) 48 DARKWAH ESTHER PASS ( C IN PH1 & VV)96 MOHAMMED AWUDU PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH2) 145 ZAANIBOUR JOYCE PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH3) 49 DONKOH KOJO DAVID PASS ( D IN PH1, MCS & VV)97 MUMUNI ISAAC PASS ( C IN VV) 50 DORNYO ASABEA MILLICENT PASS98 MUNIRATU ADAMU MADAH PASS ( D IN PH3; C IN PH1) 51 DUAH EDNA CREDIT ( D IN PH1 & MCS; C IN 99 MUSAH SALEEM PASS ALL OTHER PAPERS)100 NANGA DOMINIC PASS ( C IN VV) 52 DUAH FLORENCE PASS ( D IN PH1; C IN PH2 &

1 ABDUL - RAHMAN RASHIDATU PASS ( D IN PH2; C IN VV)101 NANG-BEIKUU CYNTHIA PASS ( D IN PH3) MCS)

2 ACROMOND . CYNTHIA PASS102 NANKONG AWELANA PHILIP PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV) 53 EKU LUCY CREDIT ( C IN ALL PAPERS)

3 ADAM HUZAIFATU PASS103 NANTOMAH MAJEED PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV) 54 GBLORKPOR AUGUSTINA PASS

4 ADDO MARGARET PASS104 NKETIA BEDIAKO ALBERT PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH2 & 55 GYAMFI ISAAC PASS ( C IN PH1)

5 ADU AFFI FREDRICK PASSPH3) 56 ISSAH YALIM HARUNA PASS

6 ADU KWAKU SAAH PASS ( C IN PH1)105 NKPAH MPAMBA EDITH PASS ( D IN PH1) 57 JESUS KABENLAH GODFRED PASS ( D IN VV)

7 ADZAFI EUGENIA PASS ( C IN PH1 & VV)106 NOORAH MIRIAM PASS ( C IN PH3 & VV) 58 KALEDZI KOBLA EMMANUEL PASS ( D IN MCS; C IN PH2)

8 AGBLEVOR MARGARET PASS107 NSOAH VERONICA PASS ( C IN PH3) 59 KISSI - AKWABENG BERNICE CREDIT ( D IN VV; C IN ALL

9 AGBOKPEY ETORNAM OBED PASS ( C IN PH1)108 NYAME PRINCE PASS OTHER PAPERS

10 AGBOSO EVANS PASS ( D IN MCS)109 NYARKO JAPHETH KWAKU PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH3) 60 KLU JOSEPHINE PASS

11 AGYAPONG ELLIOT PASS ( C IN VV)110 NYOLE FRANCIS XAVIER PASS 61 KRAKUE THERESA PASS

12 AGYEI KYEREWAH ESTHER PASS111 ODURO AMPAW LINDA PASS ( C IN VV) 62 KUMI STEPHEN PASS

13 AGYEIWAAH - NSOWAH G. PASS ( C IN MCS & VV)112 OFORI ASARE ERIC PASS 63 KUMIH AGYEMANG DENIS PASS

14 AKALGA-ZIRIGO CLETUS PASS113 OFOSU EDNA ELLEN PASS ( D IN VV) 64 LARBI AGNES PASS

15 AKOLGO AMOAH PETER PASS ( D IN PH1)114 OHENE BONSIE MAVIS PASS ( C IN PH3) 65 MENSAH ABLA MISPER PASS

16 AKUNGA AKUBI NELSON PASS115 OKAI BADU DORINDA PASS 66 MISHIO EMMANUEL PASS

17 AKURUGU APINI JERRY PASS ( C IN PH1, MCS & VV116 OKOFFO DARTEY BENJAMIN PASS ( D IN PH2 & VV) 67 MOHAMMED ABASS PASS

18 AMANIAMPONG S. BERNICE PASS117 OKRAH ENOCH PASS ( C IN PH3) 68 MUMUNI IDDRISU PASS (D IN MCS)

19 AMANKONAH DIAWUOH Jnr. PASS118 OPOKU FYNN PRINCE PASS ( D IN PH2 & VV; C IN 69 NINSON EDMUND PASS ( D IN MCS & VV; C IN

20 AMEDOE KWABLA VINCENT PASSPH3) PH1)

21 AMO MARTHA PASS119 OPOKU PRINCE AGYEMANG PASS ( C IN PH3) 70 NOMO QUAO MARY PASS

22 AMOAKO KWAME GOERGE PASS120 OPPONG PAUL PASS ( D IN VV) 71 NUNOO JERRY PASS ( C IN PH1)

23 AN - IKO ANN PASS ( C IN PH2 & VV)121 OPPONG STELLA PASS ( C IN PH2) 72 ODURO AMOAKOA RUTH CREDIT ( D IN MCS & VV; C IN

24 ANNOR BENEDI GEORGE PASS ( C IN VV)122 OSEI BEATRICE PASS ( C IN PH2) ALL OTHER PAPERS)

25 APAM AZUMAH PASS ( D IN MCS)123 OSEI ERNESTINA FORSON PASS ( C IN PH3) 73 ODURO O. BERNICE PASS ( D IN VV)

26 APPERTEY KWAME WILLIAM PASS ( C IN VV)124 OWUSU FLORENCE PASS ( D IN PH3 & VV) 74 OPARE ASABEA MARY PASS ( C IN MCS)

27 ASAMOAH JONES PASS125 OWUSU F. KENNETH PASS ( D IN VV) 75 OPOMEA PATRICIA PASS ( D IN VV)

28 ASARE ANTWIWAA JANET PASS ( D IN MCS; C IN PH1 & 126 OWUSU P. RAYMOND PASS 76 OPPONG SOMUAH NANCY PASS ( C IN MCS & VV)

PH2)127 OWUSU S. ROSA PASS ( D IN PH3; C IN VV) 77 OSEI-BOAKYE MAYFAIR CREDIT ( C IN ALL PAPERS)

29 ASEMIAH A. CECILIA PASS (D IN PH1; C IN MC & 128 PEPRAH YAW SHERRIF PASS ( D IN VV) 78 PADDY WINIFRED PASS ( C IN VV)

MCS)129 POKUAA GRACE CREDIT ( D IN PH3; C IN ALL 79 PLANGE EMMA PASS ( C IN VV)

30 ASFORD AUGUSTINE PASS ( C IN PH1)OTHER PAPERS) 80 SACKEY EMMA PASS ( D IN PH1, PH2 & MCS)

31 ASUMADU OSEI ALEX PASS130 POMAA JOSEPHINE PASS ( D IN PH3; C IN VV) 81 SAI OBOSHIE VICTORIA PASS

32 ATSU FAFALI ANGELINE PASS131 QUAQUE PHILIP PASS ( D IN VV; C IN PH3) 82 SIMPSON NAANA EFUA V. PASS

33 ATUOBI RICHARD PASS ( D IN MCS)132 SARPONG ABIGAIL KONADU PASS ( C IN PH2 & PH3) 83 SODOKEY GIFTY PASS

34 AWENTOK-MAHAMA A. T. PASS ( D IN PH1, PH2 & MCS)133 SONNYINADO JOHN D. B. PASS ( C IN PH2) 84 TAHIRU AHMED PASS

35 AYAYEE GERALDO MONICA PASS ( C IN VV)134 TAHIRU YAKUBU AMAMATA PASS ( D IN PH2 & VV; C IN 85 TAWIAH BENJAMIN PASS ( C IN VV)

36 BAVUURO PODOLE VIDA PASS ( C IN VV)PH3) 86 TETTEH JOSEPH OKUMI PASS

37 BILLA THOMAS PASS ( D IN PH1)135 TAKYIWAA DORA PASS ( C IN PH2) 87 TEZAANGMEN DONO B. PASS ( D IN PH1; C IN PH2)

38 BOAHEMAA BERLINDA PASS ( C IN VV)

COMMUNITY MEDICINE & HEALTH (POST BASIC)

88 TIETAAH JOSHUA PASS ( C IN VV) 42 MARTEY NAYDIA PASS ( C IN MCS & VV) 9 AMOAH JUSTICE PASS ( D IN MC)89 TORWOE JOSEPH PASS 43 MASAHUDU ABDUL-AZIZ PASS ( D IN MCS; C IN PH1) 10 ANKU ELVIS KWAMI PASS ( D IN PH2 & VV)90 TSAHEY KWESI EDMUND CREDIT ( C IN ALL PAPERS) 44 MATEY REUBEN T. TIMOTHY PASS ( C IN VV) 11 ASANTE DANIEL PASS91 TUFFOUR A. DOREEN PASS ( C IN PH1 & PH2) 45 MENSAH K. OWUSU PASS ( C IN MCS 12 ATANGA G. BOROGYANTE PASS ( D IN MC; C IN PH1, PH2 92 WIAFE PRISCILLA PASS ( D IN MCS; C IN VV) 46 MOHAMMED ABDUL RAZAK PASS & PH3)93 YEBOAH ASIAMAH FELICIA PASS 47 MOHAMMED NURUDIN OSMAN CREDIT ( D IN MCS; C IN ALL 13 AYISALA EUGENE PASS94 YUSIF MUTARI PASS ( D IN PH1; C IN MCS) OTHER PAPERS 14 BAKUDIE COLLINS MAWULI PASS95 ZUTA THELMA PASS 48 MOHAMMED SALISU PASS ( C IN PH1) 15 BALAARA DIANA PASS ( D IN MC)

49 N-EEBO ISAAC PASS ( C IN PH1 & MCS 16 BANNOR ERNEST PASS50 NIINA K. GODSON PASS 17 BOATENG FRANK AMEYAW PASS51 ODURO M. DARKO PASS 18 BUKARI MOHAMMED PASS ( C IN MC)52 ODURO PATIENCE PASS ( D IN PH2; C IN MCS) 19 DERY DAMASUS PASS ( C IN MC)

1 ABDULLAIH IBN GIBREEL PASS ( C IN PH1)53 OFORI AMPONSAH JEWEL PASS ( C IN VV) 20 DONYINA YAW PRINCE PASS

2 ADAMA ALHASSAN PASS54 OKYERE NYARKO PASS 21 DOTSE AARON KWASI PASS

3 ADDAI BERNICE PASS ( D IN MCS)55 OPOKU ERIC PASS 22 HOR KARIMU KARIMENI PASS ( D IN MC; C IN PH1)

4 ADJEI LAWRENCE NKRUMAH PASS56 OSEI-OWUSU SAMUEL PASS 23 KANKPENUBA ZIEMAH JUDE PASS ( D IN MC; C IN PH1)

5 ADUSEI JOSEPHINE PASS ( D IN PH2; C IN MCS)57 OWUSU - YAMOAH FREDERICK PASS 24 KYEREMEH THOMAS PASS ( D IN MC)

6 AGYEMANG MICHELLE ASIEDU PASS ( C IN PH2)58 OWUSU B. EVANS PASS ( D IN MCS) 25 MANFORD ISAAC PASS

7 AKWABOAH KWAME PATRICK PASS59 OWUSU HARRIET BURUWAA PASS ( D IN VV) 26 MARTEY LAUD NII PASS

8 ALHASSAN ABDUL KADIR PASS ( D IN MCS)60 OWUSU MICHAEL PASS 27 NIMIRKPEN STEPHEN PASS ( D IN MC; C IN PH2)

9 AMESU SELORM PASS ( C IN VV)61 PREMPEH FRANCIS PASS ( D IN VV) 28 NUOH FRANCIS KUUBABARA PASS (C IN VV)

10 AMOAH EMMANUEL LARBI PASS ( C IN VV)62 QUAINOO FOSTER PASS ( C IN PH2) 29 OBENG-FRIMPONG TAKYIWAA PASS

11 AMOAKO E. ASUBONTENG PASS63 SEIDU BASHIRU PASS 30 OCRAN ENOCH PASS (C IN VV)

12 AMOAKO-YEBOAH LOUIS PASS64 TING-BIG ETHEL A. PASS 31 OPOKU DANIEL AGYEI PASS ( D IN MC)

13 AMO-MENSAH PATRICK PASS 65 TORDJO VICTOR PASS ( D IN PH1) 32 OSEI AMOAKO DENNIS PASS ( C IN PH1)

14 AMPOFO ANNAN BETTY PASS66 TWUMASI PROSPER PASS ( C IN PH1) 33 OSEI EVANS BOATENG PASS ( D IN MC & VV; C PH3)

15 AMPONSAH C. KYEREMEH PASS ( D IN VV)67 WOBETSEY B. DELASE PASS ( C IN PH2 & MCS) 34 OSEI JAMES KWAME PASS

16 ARKOH-AINOOSON RITA PASS ( C IN PH1)68 YAKIL VICTOR PASS ( C IN MCS) 35 OWUSU BOATENG DERRICK PASS ( D IN MC)

17 ASANTE ANTHONY AMOAKO PASS ( D IN PH1)69 YEBOAH FELIX KWADWO PASS 36 PENTI PHILIP SEDINAM PASS ( D IN MC)

18 ASUMAH GABRIEL YAW PASS37 PIN JEAN LOUIS PASS ( D IN PH2; C IN MC)

19 ATINDAANA SAMUEL AGUURE PASS ( C IN PH1)38 SAAPIIR A. NUOWAARA PASS ( D IN MC; C IN VV)

20 AZARK BERNARD PASS39 SEIDU LATIF PASS ( D IN VV)1 ADZANE REJOICE PASS ( D IN PH1 & MCS)21 BARNOR-AGYEKUM COLLINS PASS40 YENSU EBENEZER PASS ( D IN MC)2 AYELTOYA PASS22 BOAKYE RAPHAEL PASS ( C IN MCS)41 ZANKU PAUL EMMANUEL PASS ( D IN VV; C IN MC)3 BARNES GILBERT PASS23 BUO FELIX PASS ( C IN MCS)42 ZUH CHRISTIAN MARK PASS ( D IN MC & VV; C PH3)4 DOREEN OKYERE PASS ( C IN PH2)24 BUOBO MATTHEW PASS ( C IN PH1 & PH2)43 OWUSU ALFRED KWAME PASS5 ESTHER BAAFI PASS25 CHRISTIAN BOABAE ANTHONY PASS

6 GYAMERAA MANU PASS ( C IN PH2 & MCS)26 DAM D. YENDAL PASS7 LYDIA AKOTO PASS ( D IN PH1)27 DARKO GLORIA PASS8 MARY HEVOR PASS28 DEKU BRIGHT PASS ( D IN PH1)9 NORA NAA NORTEY PASS ( D IN PH2 & VV; C IN PH1 1 ADANGA DAVID PASS ( D IN MC & PH)29 DORDZRO S.DZIGBODI PASS ( D IN PH1; C IN PH2 & 10 PAUL MENSAH PASS ( D IN PH1) 2 ADDAE CHARLES TAWIAH PASS (D IN PH)VV)11 RUBBY VUVOR PASS ( C IN PH1) 3 AGBEKO ANTHONY SELASIE PASS ( C IN PH)30 DRAFFOR MAWUNYO PASS ( C IN MCS)12 TIENAAH SOPHIA PASS 4 AGBI EMMANUEL KWABLAH PASS31 DZINYELA PROSPER PASS ( C IN VV)

5 AMADU ISSAKA PASS32 FRIMPONG PRINCE TWUM PASS ( D IN PH1; C IN PH2)6 ANGLANGMEN JOHN PASS ( C IN PH)33 FRIMPONG YAW PASS ( C IN PH1 & VV)7 ANSAH ABUYAA HANNAH PASS34 GHUNNEY LYDIA A. B. CREDIT ( C IN ALL PAPERS)8 APPIAH ANTOINETTE KRAMPAH PASS ( C IN PH)35 HATEKA VIVIAN PASS 1 ADDAE-GYAMFI DERRICK PASS9 APPIAH TWUMHENE KUBI PASS36 HUSSEY PAUL PASS ( C IN PH1) 2 ADDO SAMPSON KORMLA PASS ( D IN MC)10 APREKO ESTHER MAKAFUI PASS37 KONADU ALICE PASS ( C IN PH2 & MCS) 3 ADU AMANKWA COLLINS PASS ( D IN MC)11 ASANTE BRIGHT PASS ( C IN PH)38 KUMBUNJA DAVID PASS 4 ADU BISMARK AGYAPONG PASS ( D IN MC)12 ASUBRONI ELLEN PASS ( C IN PH)39 KWARTENG GABRIEL PASS ( D IN MCS; C IN PH1 & 5 AFRIYIE NYANOR KWADWO PASS ( D IN MC; C IN VV)13 BOATENG PRINCE PASSVV) 6 AGBENYO GODFRED PASS ( D IN VV; C IN MC)14 DOOZIE NOELLA PASS40 LARTEY EMMANUEL PASS ( C IN PH1) 7 AGYEMANG YAW D. MARCUS PASS15 GBIEL CHARLES SOGLOZIE PASS41 LARWEH RICHMOND PASS ( C IN MCS) 8 ALHASSAN ADAM ALALE PASS

COMMUNITY MEDICINE & HEALTH (DIRECT)

COMMUNITY ORAL HEALTH & MEDICINE

REGISTERED DENTAL SURGERY ASSISTANT

TECHNICAL OFFICER HEALTH INFORMATION

16 KYERAA FELICITY PASS ( C IN PH) 37 LAARI GOLDANOR MICHEAL PASS 25 DOGA PROMISE TSIGBE PASS ( C IN MC)17 NSOAH FELICITY AYIWA PASS ( C IN PH) 38 LARYEA ROGER PASS ( C IN HAEMATOLOGY & 26 FIADZOMOR LYDIA PASS ( D IN MC; C IN VV)18 OSEI-BONSU LOUIS PASS CHEMICAL PATHOLGY) 27 GANA GILLIAN BANENWIE PASS ( D IN MC; C IN PH1 & 19 OWUSU SAMUEL OSEI PASS ( C IN PH) 39 MENSAH ERIC BOSU PASS PH2)20 TULASI BRIGHT PASS ( C IN PH) 40 MUSAH MOHAMMED AZUMAH PASS ( C IN CHEMICAL 28 IDDI SALLEY PASS (C IN MC)

PATHOLOGY) 29 INUWA MOHAMED ADNAN PASS ( D IN MC; C IN VV)41 NYAMADI G. DZIEWORNU PASS ( C IN CHEMICAL 30 ISHAAK MAMATA CREDIT (D IN MC; C IN ALL

PATHOLOGY) OTHER PAPERS1 ABASS INUSAH PASS ( C IN CHEMICAL 42 OSEI MICHAEL PASS 31 KANYIRI JONAS PASS ( C IN MC)PATHOLOGY43 OSEI-NSOWAA OBED PASS 32 KPOH WALTER YAW PASS (D IN MC)2 ABBAN FRANK PASS44 OSEI-TUTU JACOB BOBIE PASS 33 KWOFIE ABIGAIL PASS ( D IN MC; C IN VV)3 ABUBAKAR BOATENG PASS ( C IN PH & 45 OWUSU FREDERICK PASS ( C IN HAEMATOLOGY) 34 LAWSON REGINA PASS ( D IN MC)MICROBIOLOGY)46 SALIFU ISSAH PASS 35 MADI ZAKARI PASS ( D IN PH2)4 ABUBAKARI SAFIA AZONGO PASS47 SAM EVELYN ANAMAN PASS 36 MWINTUU Y. LINUS PASS ( C IN VV)5 ADDO DANIEL PASS ( C IN 48 SEKYERE SARAH FOSUA PASS 37 NAZO MAGNUS PASS ( D IN MC; C IN PH2 & HISTOPATHOLOGY)49 UMAR OSMAN PASS PH36 ADU KWABENA NKANSAH PASS50 YARBOYE DANIEL PASS 38 OKYERE DORCAS PASS ( D IN MC & PH2)7 AGBEMADOR FRANCIS PASS ( C IN PH & CHEMICAL 51 YEBOAH NICHOLAS KWAME PASS ( C IN PH & 39 OPOKU FREDERICK PASS ( D IN MC)PATHOLOGY

HISTOPATHOLOGY) 40 OPOKU PATIENCE PASS8 AGBESI DANIEL PASS52 YEBOAH SOLOMON PASS 41 OSEI PATRICIA PASS ( C IN MC & VV)9 AGYEI ERNEST PASS

42 POKUAH BOADU MARY PASS10 ALEMYA JOSHUA AWULA PASS ( D IN CHEMICAL 43 SAANYE SOLOMON PASS ( D IN MC)PATHOLOGY)44 SARFO FREDERICK EDWARD PASS ( D IN PH2; C IN MC & 11 ANANE MICHEAL PASS 1 ABANGBO AYARIGA TAHIRU PASS ( D IN MC; C IN VV)

PH112 ANIM JUSTICE PASS 2 ABUBAKARI YUSIF PASS ( D IN MC)45 SAYIBU SAKINA PASS ( C IN MC & VV)13 ANSAH ADDEY GODWIN PASS 3 ADAMS PATRICIA DISTINCTION ( D IN ALL 46 SEIDU HUSEINI PASS ( C IN MC& PH2)14 APPIAH CHARLES PASS PAPERS)47 TAKYI EDWARD PASS15 ASANTE ENOCK PASS ( C IN PH) 4 ADJEI SERWAA EVELYN PASS48 TWUM PATIENCE CREDIT ( D IN MC; C IN ALL 16 ASARE GODFRED OWUSU PASS 5 ADUSEI GRAHAM PASS

OTHERS)17 ASIAMAH SAMUEL PASS 6 AGBENORLAWUDZE HAPPY CREDIT ( D IN MC; C IN ALL 49 YAHAYA LATIFA PASS ( D IN MC; C IN VV)18 ASIEDUWAA ABIGAIL PASS OTHERS)

19 ASMAH SAMPSON PASS ( C IN CHEMICAL 7 AGYAPONG MARTHA PASSPATHOLOGY) 8 AGYEIWAA BELINDA SAMATEY PASS ( D IN MC)

20 ATTIVOR WALDEMER PASS ( C IN MICROBIOLOGY & 9 AGYEMANG FREDA PASS ( C IN MC) 1 ABAMBIRE AUGUSTINE PASSCHEMICAL PATHOLOGY) 10 AKOWUAH ESTHER AGYEIWAA CREDIT ( C IN ALL PAPERS) 2 ABORAA JOYCE AFUA PASS

22 AYEGORME XORLA WINIFRED PASS 11 AMOAKO ASIAMA BISMARK DISTINCTION ( D IN ALL 3 ABUBAKARI Z. NATOGMA PASS ( C IN PAPER 4)23 AYOKA VICTORIA PASS PAPERS) 4 ABUGBILLA AUGUSTINA PASS24 BENYAH SAMUEL TUFFOUR PASS ( C IN HAEMATOLOGY) 12 ANDOH DEBRIGHT CREDIT ( D IN MC; C IN ALL 5 ABUKARI BABA ADAM PASS25 BIRIGAN GIDEON PASS OTHERS) 6 ACQUAH DORIS SAMMA PASS26 BLESSED BONNEY PASS 13 ANYAN ELIZABETH PASS ( D IN MC; C IN PH1) 7 ADIALI PROSPER BAYIGIBAPE PASS27 BONSU FREDERICK PASS 14 APAPAARA JACOB AJOMBORA CREDIT ( D IN MC; C IN ALL 8 ADOMA BARBARA PASS ( C IN PAPER 4)28 BRONI JONATHAN PASS ( C IN CHEMICAL OTHERS) 9 ADUBEA AKUA ANITA PASS ( C IN PAPER 4)

PATHOLOGY) 15 ARTHUR FRANK KWASI PASS ( C IN MC) 10 AFETORGBOR GIFTY MANSA PASS ( C IN PAPER 4)29 DANSO EBENEZER PASS 16 ASAMOAH BISMARK PASS ( C IN PH1) 11 AFO-KANKAH SAMUEL PASS30 DOMSON PRINCE ODUM PASS ( C IN CHEMICAL 17 BAFFOE COLLINS PASS 12 AGORIWO V. AJOAWUOMOM PASS ( C IN PAPER 7)

PATHOLOGY 18 BAWA SELASI AKANIEKA PASS ( D IN MC) 13 AGYEMAN-BADU JOYCE PASS31 ESSILFIE EMMANUEL JUSTICE PASS 19 BAYELLEBARA JOSHUA CREDIT ( D IN MC; C IN ALL 14 AHMED AYESHA DOLLAH PASS32 IBRAHIM SEIDU PASS OTHERS) 15 ALHAJI-ASUMA MAHAMA PASS ( C IN PAPER 4)33 IDDRISU BASHIRU PASS 20 BUKARI IDDRISU PASS 16 ALHASSAN AYANU PASS34 INKOOM ALEX PASS 21 DADZIE SANDRA PASS ( D IN MC & PH2) 17 ALI MAURICE BANKALE PASS35 KOOMSON DENNIS KWAMINA PASS ( D IN CHEMICAL 22 DARKU KWAKU SAMPSON PASS ( C IN MC) 18 AMO JAMES PASS ( C IN PAPER 4)

PATHOLOGY; C IN PH 23 DERY AUGUSTINE DISTINCTION ( D IN ALL 19 ANDREWS AUGUSTUS PASS36 KUMI RICHARD KOFI PASS ( C IN CHEMICAL PAPERS) 20 ANIAH LETICIA NMABILLA PASS ( C IN PAPER 2 & PAPER

PATHOLOGY) 24 DIMAH ISHMAEL PRINCE PASS ( D IN VV) 4)

MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY

TECHNICAL OFFICER NUTRITION

COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH

21 ANTWI KONADU GIFTY PASS 73 RAWGIN ASOMA-TAKU PASS ( D IN PAPER 4) PH322 APPIAH EVA PASS ( C IN PAPER 4 & PAPER 74 SAGOE ATO FRANCIS PASS 30 DABALORO VIDA PASS ( C IN MC & PH1)

5) 75 SALIA SAMSON KANYIRI PASS 31 DOE CHARITY PASS ( D IN MC)23 ARHIN ROBERT PASS 76 SARPONG COMFORT PASS ( D IN PAPER 4) 32 DONKOR KINGSLEY CREDIT ( D IN MC & VV; C IN 24 ASIEDU ABIGAIL PASS 77 SEPENU EMMANUEL PASS ALL OTHER PAPERS25 ATIMAKPOR GLADYS ESINU PASS 78 SIENYUUR TITUS A. PASS ( C IN PAPER 3 & PAPER 33 EWE ALBERT PASS ( C IN PH3 & VV)26 ATOKONTABA AKANBASE PASS ( C IN PAPER 4) 5) 34 ISAAC UDDIN PETER PASS27 BAIDOO LETICIA PASS 79 SUONYIR MOSES DARI PASS 35 JEBUNI KOFI DISTINCTION ( D IN ALL 28 BENYAH GEORGINA PASS 80 TABIRI VICTOR PASS PAPERS)29 BOATENG YVONNE PASS ( C IN PAPER 4) 81 TAMBRO DAVID PASS 36 KANBATA S JULIUS PASS ( C IN VV)30 BOBTOYA HAJARA SULEMANA PASS ( D IN PAPER 4) 82 TENDE VINCENT PASS 37 KYEREMEH BENEDICTA NYARKO PASS (C IN MC)31 BOSU BEN CHARLES PASS 83 TUMI MATILDA NANA YADEE PASS ( C IN PAPER 4) 38 LAAR SALAAM DAM-PARK PASS32 CARTEY CANDICE AMA PASS ( C IN PAPER 4) 84 YAWSON MARTHA PASS 39 MAHAMA RASHIDA PASS ( D IN VV; C IN MC)33 DAPAAH ROSE PASS 85 YELELIERE RAINER PASS 40 MATEY STEPHEN PASS ( D IN MC; C IN PH1, PH2, 34 DARKO MARTHA ATUABEA PASS 86 YENLI SHARON TUNAA PASS ( C IN PAPER 4) & PH335 DOE VIDA PASS 87 ZANTOLI SIMON PETER PASS ( D IN PAPER 4; C IN 41 MOHAMMED ISHAO PASS ( C IN MC)36 DORGBEFO HAPPY FAFALI PASS ( C IN PAPER 6) PAPER 5) 42 MUSAH ABDULLAI JEBUNI PASS ( D IN MC)37 DUNU PATIENCE PASS 43 NARTEY K JOHN PASS38 DZANSI JUDITH PASS 44 NTERFUL ROBERT PASS ( D IN VV; C IN MC & PH3)39 ESHUN LYDIA JACINTA PASS ( D IN PAPER 4; C IN 45 NTOW GEORGE PASS1 ABDALLAH MOHAMMED PASS

PAPER 7) 46 OBENG MERCY PASS ( D IN MC)2 ABDUL -RAHEEM ALI BEININ PASS ( D IN MC; C IN PH3)40 GAKPO PEACE PASS 47 OFORI SAMUEL PASS ( D IN MC)3 ABDUL-RAHMAN ALHASSAN PASS ( D IN MC, PH1 & VV)41 GARGLO RACHEL LIBLINE PASS ( D IN PAPER 7) 48 OPPONG F. EMMANUEL PASS ( D IN PH1; C IN MC)4 ABERINGA A. JEFRED PASS ( D IN MC)42 GYAMEA VIDA PASS 49 OSEI BONSU VANEE PASS ( C IN PH2, PH3 & MC)5 ADDAE MUNUKUM KOFI PASS (C IN MC)43 HENAKU MARY PASS 50 OSMAN IBRAHIM KK PASS ( C IN PH2 & PH3)6 ADDIPA MARTHA PASS44 HOGBA STELLA EMEFA PASS 51 OTENG-DANSO BENJAMIN PASS7 ADJETEY ENOCH PASS ( D IN MC)45 IBRAHIM FAUZIA PASS ( C IN PAPER 4) 52 SULEMANA MAJEED CREDIT ( D IN MC; C IN ALL 8 ADU BROWN EVANS CREDIT ( D IN PH3; C IN ALL 46 ISSAHAKU ISSAH PASS ( C IN PAPER 4) OTHER PAPERSOTHER PAPERS47 JALULAH P. GNUMAMEER PASS 53 TAKYI THOMAS PASS9 ADU DZIFA ABLA PASS ( D IN PH1 & VV)48 KARIM AWUDU PASS ( C IN PAPER 4) 54 TANG SAMUEL BAGAYEL PASS10 AGBEDZIGE EYRAM PERFECT PASS49 KPANKYAANO PATIENCE PASS 55 TSOGBE EDNA PASS11 AGBODOGLI EMMANUEL PASS50 KUMI STEPHEN ADOMAH PASS 56 VUVOR REJOICE AKOSUA PASS ( C IN PH3)12 AKUAMOAH ERIC BOATENG PASS ( C IN MC)51 KWAKU ANTOINETTE ATSUFUI PASS 57 YEBOAH SAMUEL MIREIKU PASS ( D IN MC)13 AKYEAMPON KWABENA DARKO PASS ( C IN MC)52 KWAKYE LINDA SAAKO PASS ( D IN PAPER 4; C IN 14 ALHASSAN MOHAMMED NAI CREDIT ( D IN VV; C IN ALL

PAPER 7) OTHER PAPERS53 KWARKOH JOSEPHINE W. PASS 15 AMANKWAA HAGAR CREDIT ( D IN MC & VV; C IN 1 ATAKORAH EMMANUEL PASS ( C IN PAPER 3)54 KYEREH SAMUEL PASS ALL OTHER PAPERS 2 BAAH AARON TETTEY-WAYOE PASS ( D IN PAPER 4)55 LONSINA EDWARD IDDRISU PASS 16 AMONOO GEORGE HECTOR PASS ( D IN PH1; C IN MC & VV) 3 FABIANUS MENSAH SAMLAFO PASS ( C IN PAPER 3)56 LOTAA KODIRE PASS 17 ANGBATANYELLE LINDA PASS ( D IN VV; C IN MC) 4 IREN-MUO HIPPOLYTE PASS57 LYDIA ADDAE BOSUO PASS ( C IN PAPER 4) 18 ANIMA KWARTENG JANET PASS ( D IN MC) 5 KUNYANGNA M. GEORGE PASS ( D IN PAPER 4; C IN 58 MAHAMA AYINAN PASS 19 ANKU VIVIAN AKORFA PASS ( C IN MC) PAPER 6)59 MENSAH CLEOPATRA PASS 20 ANKUTSE CHRISTINE PASS60 MUMUNI SADIA ALIMATU PASS 21 ASARE GODFRED BOAKYE PASS ( D IN MC)61 NARKWA BERNICE PASS 22 ASUMENG MICHAEL DISTINCTION ( D IN ALL 62 NARTEY YAW EMMANUEL PASS PAPERS)63 NDEEG ABUBAKARI AKODOG PASS 23 BAAVERE NYOKA GODWIN PASS ( D IN MC; C IN VV)64 NOI DORIS FORGIVE PASS 24 BA-IREDIRE ESTHER DISTINCTION ( D IN ALL 65 NSIAH LAWRENCE PASS ( C IN PAPER 7) PAPERS)66 NYAMEBOAM ISAAC KENYA PASS ( D IN PAPER 4) 25 BEDU PATIENCE AFUA PASS ( D IN VV, C IN PH2)67 OBNEE TITUS PASS 26 BENIN YAKUBU CREDIT ( D IN VV; C IN ALL 68 OKYERE-EYISON BEATRICE PASS OTHER PAPERS69 OWUSU SALOMEY PASS 27 BIWALTI DAMANYI PASS ( D IN MC)70 OWUSU SAMUEL PASS ( D IN PAPER 4) 28 BOAH CLEDDY PASS71 POKU-AFRIYIE STELLA PASS 29 BOATENG DORCAS MENSAH PASS ( D IN PH1; C IN MC & 72 QUAINOO ELIZABETH PASS

TECHNICAL OFFICER DISEASE CONTROL

CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY

The College of Health* (COH) in Kintampo, Ghana, West Africa, trains physician assistants, technical/health officers, field technicians and other allied health care personnel who provide 75% of the primary care in Ghana - particularly to rural and marginalized population groups.

This educational institution has recently acquired 3,000 acres ofland - nearly contiguous with their current campus – and they are facing the daunting task of determining how best to plan the development of this land. Their director, Dr. Emmanuel Teye Adjase, has specifically requested help from the University of Utah in developing the development. The COH just signed a memorandum of understanding

with the U - Dr. Vivian Lee, Senior V.P. signed. According to Dr. Adjase: “Kintampo is at the geographical centre of Ghana.

It is noted for commerce and tourism. The College of Health is within the Kintampo township.

New settlements are springing up to the west of the existing campus, providing easy access to basic amenities including electricity, water and telephone. The population is

rapidly growing. The estimated population of the township is about 50,000. Our college student population is about 1,700. It has increased more than ten fold in the last decade and it is growing at faster rate in recent times due to the introduction of new programmes. We envisage a huge increase in the coming years due to the change of status of the college, as most applicants will prefer taking up professional courses.

We envision student and staff housing units, lecture theaters, recreational grounds, shopping malls, banking facilities etc. We need the expertise of faculty and students from U of U to determine where these facilities should be appropriately housed to blend with the topography of the land and nature areas.”

Our vision in relation to the development and expansion of this huge acreage of land is to make it a modern, well-designed university campus, well spaced, conducive for academic and research work. Parts of the land will be used for afforestation, field/demonstration sites for practical teaching and skills acquisition for students and community members. Green belts, parks and natural habitats will all be carefully taken care of.

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Urban Development Opportunity in West Africa

The COH is still working on finding a local collaborative partner from the planning department at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), in Kumasi, Ghana, three hours away from Kintampo. The newly acquired land is separated from the existing campus by a strip of government land that is fast developing - it includes government bungalows and some individual and private residential buildings.

Below, find a site plan of the Kintampo township, indicating key institutions including the existing campus of the COH. An example of the existing buildings on the COH campus is shown below. In addition, immediately across the street from the newly acquired land, there is the second largest waterfall in Kinatampo, and it is popular place to visit and relax.

As an outside consultant to the U, a volunteer for 5 years with the U’s Global Health Initiative (GHI) and a former member of the International Advisory Board at the U, I believe this request from the COH represents a real opportunity for the U to add a powerful new collaboration to the extensive work the GHI has done in Ghana. -

Brian Y. Rivette, 801-453-0166 brivette@focalconcept.com

The challenge now is to determine if the U wants to become involved with the COH in an on-going, sustainable fashion – helping the COH build its own capacity to plan, not only the current project, but future endeavors – while providing U students with an extraordinary opportunity to experience urban development in sub-Saharan Africa, first hand.

Kintampo is the historical center of Ghana. It is located on the main Accra-Techiman Tamale highway, it provides easy access to major cities and towns in the country and beyond. The town serves as a transit point for local and international travellers and is always booming with commercial activities. There are beautiful waterfalls and game reserves within easy reach from the municipality with lots of wonderful landscapes that add to the tourist attractions in the area.

KINTAMPO WATER FALLS

PROGRAMME BROCHURE

THE COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND WELL-BEING- KINTAMPO (CoHK)