Health
Agona Swedru Government Hospital debunks allegation of causing patient’s death
Dr Julius Abuku, the Medical Superintendent of the Agona Swedru Municipal Government Hospital, has denied knowledge of allegations by some people that the hospital caused the death of a 54-year-old woman.
Dr Abuku said the hospital did no wrong to
Clinical experts meet to review the Ghana-Diagnostic Related Groupings of the NHIA
The National Health Insurance Authority has organised a three-day hands-on event for a specialist group of clinical experts for a comprehensive review of the Ghana Diagnostic Related Groupings (G-DRG) payment method of the National Health Insurance Sc…
CHANGE Project launched to benefit over 142,000 marginalised people in Northern Ghana
A total of 142,347 vulnerable people comprising of 76,867 females, 16,987 children, and 65,480 male parents, from three regions in the northern Ghana are to benefit from a five-year project on improving nutrition.
The Project, dubbed: ‘Championing Nu…
Norsaac trains patrons, mentors on advocacy campaigns on SRHR
A two-day workshop has been held in Tamale to train community advocates, mentors, and school patrons, to campaign and increase visibility on issues of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR).
Participants were drawn from various schools and …
ECG to disconnect about 10 Hospitals in Eastern Region
The National Taskforce of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) is preparing to disconnect approximately 10 Hospitals in the Eastern Region from the national grid, due to outstanding arrears owed to the power distributor.
The Ghana News Agency (GNA)…
KATH management engaging with striking doctors
The management of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) in Kumasi is engaging with the leadership of the medical doctors in the facility to resolve issues which have led to a strike action at the facility.
Doctors of the Hospital
Deputy Health Minister-designate advocates setting up clinics at markets
Mr Alexander Kwasi Acquah, a Deputy Health Minister-Designate, advocated the setting up of clinics at marketplaces as part of efforts to bring healthcare services to the doorstep of the people.
‘To have clinics in various markets because a lot of
Midwifery is a calling, practitioners urged to be committed
Madam Mercy Borkaifio Bortey, a 71-year-old Principal Midwifery Officer at the Bengali Hospital in Tema, has advised midwives to see the profession as a calling and be dedicated to helping pregnant women to deliver safely.
Madam Bortey, also a scrub