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Discover how Ghana's healthcare sector is being recognized for its pivotal contributions to the nation's well-being and future.

The 5th Ghana Medical and Diagnostic Excellence Awards recently honored numerous healthcare institutions and professionals in Accra. This event

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

UHAS is tackling neonatal infections in the Volta Region- but what challenges will they face?

UHAS has launched a 3-year research initiative at Ho Teaching Hospital, addressing neonatal infections and antimicrobial resistance. The project aims to reduce deaths caused by drug-resistant infections- but what systemic gaps will they uncover?

Discover how a proposed waiver on import duties for medical equipment could transform Ghana's fight against cancer.

The Society of Private Medical and Dental Practitioners is urging the government to waive import duties and taxes on advanced cancer treatment

As the Princess Marie Louise Children's Hospital celebrates a century of service, stakeholders are urging greater support for child healthcare-but

The Princess Marie Louise Children's Hospital recently marked its 100th anniversary, prompting a renewed call for increased investment in child

Painkiller abuse is on the rise in Tarkwa - but what dangers are the youth facing?

Dr. Baaba Damoah of SOFPOG has warned Tarkwa youth about painkiller misuse. The physical demands of work and illegal mining may be contributing to the problem - but what are the long-term health consequences?

The GRNMA President is pushing for a dedicated authority to oversee emergency healthcare - but why is this so important?

The President of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) is advocating for a more effective emergency governance framework. She emphasized the need for a dedicated authority to improve emergency healthcare delivery - but what changes are needed?

A motorcycle accident victim arrived at three hospitals, but what happened next raises serious questions about emergency care.

A report on Charles Amissah's death reveals failures in Ghana's emergency care system - from ambulance services to hospital triage. The question is now being asked if a series of failures across institutions contributed to a tragic outcome.

The NHIA is making strides in claims payments and tariff reviews, but what does this mean for healthcare providers and patients across Ghana?

The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) reports significant progress in clearing outstanding claims owed to healthcare providers. This comes

Emergency responders are leveling up their skills - but can they overcome the obstacles in their path?

The National Ambulance Service in the Western North Region held a training programme for emergency personnel. The goal was to strengthen their capacity - but what challenges do they face?

Ghana's Narcotics Control Commission is sounding the alarm, indicating that the nation's drug crisis is escalating beyond its current capacity.

NACOC has called for a collective national effort to tackle drug abuse, urging schools, churches, and the public to play a more active role. The

Ghana's emergency medical services are set for a significant boost as a key government ministry takes action to enhance the national ambulance fleet.

The Ministry of Health and National Ambulance Service have transferred 30 ambulances to National Security for refurbishment. This initiative aims to

Ghana's emergency services are set for a major boost as a fleet of ambulances undergoes critical refurbishment-but what impact will this have on

The Ministry of Health and National Ambulance Service have transferred 30 ambulances at Burma Camp to National Security for refurbishment. This

Despite a reported 60% hospital bed occupancy nationwide, patients are still being turned away-what's the real reason behind this paradox?

Ghana's Deputy Health Minister, Dr. Grace Ayensu-Danquah, addressed Parliament's Economy and Development Committee regarding the persistent 'no-bed

Ghana's Health Ministry is cracking down on nursing training colleges- find out why their admission practices are under scrutiny.

The Ministry of Health is warning heads of health training institutions about strict compliance with admission guidelines for the upcoming academic

President Mahama has taken steps to address a significant issue within Ghana's healthcare sector-find out what's next for thousands of nurses.

President John Dramani Mahama has addressed the backlog of qualified nurses awaiting posting in Ghana. This move aims to alleviate the challenges

Why is the Ministry of Health cracking down on over-enrolment in health training institutions?

The Ministry of Health is engaging with health training institutions on student enrolment. The Ministry is focused on maintaining standards - but some institutions may not be following the rules.