Cardinal Adam Memorial Hospital

August 10th
Friday was an education packed day with 4 separate hospital visits
First visit was to Cardinal Adam Memorial Hospital serving a low income area in Lusaka.  It is a very small hospital.  Screening and primary care are the emphasis.  

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