The Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) says its newly installed CT scanner is now fully operational. Both reports state that the system reached full use on Monday, enabling patients to access faster CT imaging services. The scanner is described as a GYD 282,058,200 investment and is intended to deliver clearer images with higher resolution, which the hospital says can support more accurate diagnoses. In addition, the new equipment is reported to enhance radiation-protection measures during scans. The outlets also say the upgraded system is expected to improve efficiency in patient examinations, reducing delays and increasing throughput. While the reports emphasize clinical benefits—such as better image quality for diagnostic purposes—they do not provide detailed technical specifications beyond the cost and the stated improvements. No competing or contrary information is included in the accounts provided. Overall, the coverage presents the operationalisation as a step toward expanding and improving CT services at GPHC.