The Association of Radiographers Nigeria, (ARN), Anambra State Chapter has entered into a partnership with the Anambra State Government to phase out
This was sequel to a programme of activity launched by the chairman of the Association in the State, Comrade Ifeanyi Ozioko.
The team is domiciled under the Medical Support Services department, MSS, of the Anambra State Ministry of Health, which comprises Medical Radiography, Medical laboratory, medical rehabilitation, Dental technology, Nutrition and dietetics, Health record etc. Speaking on the developments, Ozioko told journalists in Enugu that the stakeholders have resolved “to work as a team to curb quackery in private and public settings.“Periodic inspections, monitoring, ethical quality assurance and accreditation to improve quality of services;
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