Africa-Press – Sierra-Leone. President Julius Maada Bio paid a special visit to the College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences (COMAHS) this morning to inspect the newly established skills lab, now equipped with the latest Anatomage technology. The visit highlights the government’s commitment to advancing medical education and equipping students with cutting-edge learning tools.
During the visit, President Bio emphasized the significance of the digital platform, describing it as a “state-of-the-art digital expression of the entire human body.” He noted that Anatomage provides a modern alternative to traditional cadaver-based learning, which often comes with social and cultural challenges. The platform allows students to visualize, manipulate, and virtually dissect the human body, creating an immersive, interactive, and highly practical learning experience.
“This technology is crucial for human capital development,” the President stated. “It ensures that our medical students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to compete globally. Anatomage is a world-class platform recognized for excellence in medical education.”
The visit reaffirms Sierra Leone’s dedication to modernizing healthcare training, ensuring the next generation of medical professionals is well-prepared for global standards.
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