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Caleb Ahinakwah••232 words · 2 min read•Breaking What bold measures are hospital leaders proposing to end the no-bed crisis?
The Medical Superintendents Group is urging expanded emergency care and better referrals to tackle Ghana's no-bed syndrome.
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