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They smile, they work, they laugh - but what if they're silently struggling?

A look at how people hide deep pain behind everyday smiles, making suicide hard to spot.

As Ghana grapples with the persistent "No-Bed Syndrome," the final installment of this series asks a crucial question: who truly owns the promise of

Ghana's "No-Bed Syndrome" series concludes by shifting focus from mechanics to accountability, exploring who is responsible for ensuring timely and

A new healthcare policy aims to fix 'no bed syndrome' - but how will the government make it happen?

Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh says the government is implementing a free primary healthcare policy. The goal is to shift the focus to prevention - and that could have implications for hospitals.

Prudential Life turns love into action - but what does that mean for Ghanaian healthcare?

Prudential Life Insurance Ghana is working with major hospitals to address a critical issue. Their PRUCares Valentine Experience initiative aims to make a difference in healthcare - but what challenges are they tackling?

Is "No-Bed Syndrome" in Ghanaian hospitals a governance problem, and what does that mean for patient care?

A new article discusses the deeper meaning of "No-Bed Syndrome" in Ghanaian hospitals - and how it is more than just an operational problem. It hints at the need for governance and accountability in patient flow management - but what does that entail?

Why one Accra specialist says patient safety for chronic diseases must go far beyond the diagnosis room.

At a FOCOS Hospital panel marking World Patient Safety Day, its orthopaedics chief urges a broader view of safety for NCD patients.

A fatal case of medical neglect exposes a broken system - but how deep do the problems run?

A young engineer bled to death after being turned away from multiple hospitals in Accra - raising serious questions about Ghana's emergency healthcare system. This tragedy highlights critical gaps and failures that demand immediate attention.