Presbyterian Hospital, Agogo: Surgery Team leads session on head injury care
The Department of Surgery of the Presbyterian Hospital, Agogo, led by Dr. Reginald Frimpong Boateng, Specialist in General Surgery, on 14th May 2026 delivered an important clinical update on the management of head injuries during the hospital’s scheduled Clinical Meeting.
Presbyterian Hospital, Agogo continues to serve as the major referral centre for accident and trauma cases within the Asante Akyem enclave and surrounding municipalities. In recent months, the Emergency Unit has recorded a notable rise in head injury cases, prompting the Surgical Department to initiate a comprehensive update session to strengthen staff capacity and improve patient outcomes.
The presentation, delivered by Dr. Nana Frimpong‑Manso Buabeng, provided an in‑depth review of current best practices in the assessment, stabilisation, and treatment of head injuries. He highlighted early recognition, rapid intervention, and multidisciplinary coordination as critical factors in preventing complications and reducing mortality.
Dr. Buabeng also emphasised the importance of adhering to established clinical protocols, timely imaging, and continuous monitoring of patients with suspected traumatic brain injuries. The session offered practical guidance for clinicians, nurses, and emergency personnel, ensuring that all frontline staff remain aligned with updated standards of care.
Dr. Frimpong Boateng commended the team for their commitment to continuous learning and underscored the hospital’s responsibility as a referral facility to maintain high clinical standards. He noted that regular updates such as this are essential in strengthening the hospital’s response to trauma cases and improving the quality of healthcare delivery.
