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Dr. Fartun Shariff Mohamed, Director of Banadir Hospital, and Dr. Amina Hassan Hussein, Deputy Director, recently embarked on a mission to Finland to strengthen healthcare delivery in Somalia. The visit, part of a collaborative effort to address maternal and child health challenges, allowed the delegation to learn from Finland’s advanced healthcare systems.
Key Meetings and Collaborations
During their stay, the directors held discussions with prominent organizations, including the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Finland’s National Health Institute. They also engaged with hospital administrators, universities, and healthcare professionals to explore ways to improve healthcare in Somalia.
Focus on Maternal and Child Health
The primary objective of the visit was to enhance maternal and child health services in Somalia. Banadir Hospital aims to adopt advanced training methods, procure modern medical equipment, and implement innovative practices to reduce maternal and child mortality rates. These goals align with Somalia’s broader health policy objectives.
Finland’s Global Healthcare Leadership
Known for its exemplary healthcare system, Finland provides a robust model for maternal and child health care. By collaborating with Finnish institutions, Banadir Hospital seeks to integrate best practices and technologies that can significantly elevate healthcare standards in Somalia.
Paving the Way for a Healthier Somalia
This visit highlights Banadir Hospital’s commitment to international partnerships and innovation, marking a critical step toward improving healthcare services for the Somali population.