Author Archives: Shuaibu Rabiu

BEST IT STUDENT OF THE YEAR 2018

MIss Sunny Faith Hinatedo is the Best IT student of the year 2018, She was punctual, dedicated and attentive during their Training Period. Her assessment on Both Theory and Practical skills is one the reason she is recognize as the Best IT Student.

2018 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AWARD

In our effort to contribute our own quota towards Nation Building, We are proud to have these student conduct their one Year Mandatory SIWES with our facility. We wish you all the best in your future endeavours.

REEMEE IS NOW SECONDARY PROVIDER

As part of the effort of the Management of the hospital to provide efficient quality Healthcare Services, Reemee has now been Accredited to Provide Secondary Services for OBSTETRIC & GYNAECOLOGY AND DENTAL SERVICES.
We wish to inform All our NHIS client that referral on these services will stop effective September, 2018.

GUIDELINES

1. All Patient must follow through the normal Out-patient care
2. The Medical Officer will diagnose and refer the case to the Specialist (Gynae Or Dental)
3. Patient are not allow to just refer themselves to the Specialist

THESE GUIDELINES ARE AS STIPULATED IN THE NHIS OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES

FOLLOW THESE LINK FOR CONFIRMATION

NHIS accredits eight facilities, delists four in Bauchi

2017 END OF YEAR STAFF AWARDS/DINNER

DR. HABIB ADAMU (MOST HARDWORKING DOCTOR)

HAPPY ED EL FITR CELEBRATION

As the Month of Ramadan has ended we pray that all your acts of worship are accepted and rewarded.

We wish the Entire people of Bauchi State and Nigeria A happy sallah celebration

WORLD HYPERTENSION DAY (17 MAY)

Fast facts on hypertension

Here are some key points about hypertension.

• Hypertension is defined as blood pressure higher than 140 over 90 mmHg (millimeters of mercury).
• A diagnosis of hypertension may be made when one or both readings are high: systolic (the pressure as the heart pumps blood around the body), given first; or diastolic (pressure as the heart relaxes and refills with blood), given second.
• Modern lifestyle factors are responsible for a growing burden of hypertension: physical inactivity, salt-rich diets with processed and fatty foods, alcohol and tobacco use.
• High blood pressure can also be secondary to other conditions – kidney disease, for example and can be associated with some medications.
• Hypertension itself does not cause symptoms but in the long-term leads to complications caused by narrowing of blood vessels.
• Doctors diagnose high blood pressure over a number of visits using a sphygmomanometer, which involves applying an inflatable cuff to the upper arm.
• Lifestyle measures are used first to treat high blood pressure, including salt restriction and other dietary changes, moderation of alcohol, and stress reduction.
• One or more drugs from a number of different classes may be used for treatment.