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Faridatu Seidu••296 words · 2 min read A new US partnership could open doors for Ghanaian nurses - but what safeguards are in place for their welfare?
The Ministry of Health and the City of Columbus, Ohio, have signed an MoU to create a new pathway for Ghanaian nurses to work in the US.
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