Motec Life-UK is
a medical charity based in West Hertfordshire comprising
volunteer and allied health professionals whose objectives
are to provide educational, training and health care
services to the underprivileged people of the West African
subcontinent especially Ghana. This is being achieved
through a co-ordinated programme of working visits to TARGET
HEALTH INSTITUTIONS/ORGANISATIONSin
the sub-Saharan region (17 West African State members of the
West African College of Surgeons). Membership is
multi-disciplinary, multi-national multi-cultural and
multi-faith to reflect on the current trend of One Global
World, One People. The organisation is linked with the Tropical
Health and Educational Trust (THET), affiliated
to the World
Orthopaedic Concern (UK) and supported by the International
Organisation for Migration (I.O.M.) / Migration
for Development in Africa (MIDA), The
Ghana High Commission (GHC-London),
The London postgraduate School of
Surgery,
School and Health Foundation of
Irelandand also we cherish the tenets of the World
Health Organisation (WHO). The charity operates
under an umbrella of
an experienced group of patrons including Lord
David Alton of
the Liverpool
John Moores University and
House of Lords.
Motec Life UK is registered with theCharity
Commission(England
and Wales) - Registration Number 1118994Follow us
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08/10/2017
Sod Cutting Ceremony
For Nankese-Abisim M/A Primary & K. G Streams.
Eastern Region
27/09/2017
18/09/2017
Motec Meet To Discuss
Working Visit To Keta District Hospital
Mr Vadodara Shailesh -plastic
surgeon, Mr Sanjay Baldota- breast surgeon
and Mr Ofori-Atta - Motec President are seen
relaxing after the discussions in Watford.
17/09/2017
Meetings in support of
handicapped children in Ghana
Motec Nurses from Ghana Complete 4
day orthopaedic training in UK
Two
nurses from Ghana were in UK for orthopaedic trauma
equipment handling course for one week. The nurses
received lectures and training on equipment handling
in joint arthroplasty and long bone fracture
fixation.
The nurses have since left UK and arrived safely
back. It expected of the Nurses to train local
theatre staff in their various places of work.
The training programme covered hip, total knee,
total hip ad mini-hip replacements and long bone
intramedullary nailing.
We are grateful to all the UK orthopaedic
manufacturing companies for their import.
including De-Soutter Medical and Smith and Nephew.
Our sincere gratitude to sponsors and the nurses.
Last but not the least, also our thanks to Motec
Secretary Mrs Kay Bowers who looked after the
welfare issues of the nurse.
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26/08/2017
The New Ghana High Commissioner,His
Excellency Papa Owusu-Ankomah gave audience to Motec
Life UK at the Commission in London on 24th August
2017. Motec team of 5 were warmly welcomed by His
Excellency and discussions were centred on health
care related projects of Motec of interest to the
Commission and Ghana as whole. His Excellency led a
strong team with three heads of departments
including Mr William Osafo, Mr Blankson and Mr Kofi
Addo responsible for Education, Consular Services
and Tarde/Investment.
Motec expresses her sincere gratitude to His
Excellency for the opportunity to strengthen the
collaboration between our charity and Ghana through
the Commission happening a few weeks in office in
London.
The 2nd Lord Alton
Course for Surgeons
(Advances
And Challenges In The Practice Of Surgery In The
Developing World At The Ghana College Of Surgeons
And Physicians, Accra, Ghana)
16/09
