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Following a tragic death, a corporate lawyer says Ghana's emergency care system has failed - but why should Ghanaians care?

Vicky Bright has criticized Ghana's emergency healthcare system after an investigative report on Charles Amissah's death. The report exposes weaknesses in emergency response-raising questions about the system's ability to provide timely care.

Following a tragic death, a CDD-Ghana rep is calling for major changes to healthcare - but what needs fixing?

CDD-Ghana's Vera Abena Addo is advocating for substantial investment in Ghana's healthcare system. This follows an investigative report into a recent death that exposed critical issues - but what are they?

A system failure, or just a few bad staff? One doctor says Ghana's healthcare crisis goes much deeper - here's why.

Dr. Arthur Kennedy has strongly criticised the report on Charles Amissah's death, arguing that it misses the larger picture. He suggests Ghana's healthcare issues stem from systemic failures - but what exactly needs fixing?

The Ministry of Health claims to have a plan to solve the 'no-bed syndrome' - but will it work?

The Ministry of Health is responding to the hospital bed shortage crisis in Ghana - promising a new system to monitor bed availability. The ministry claims that improvements are on the way, but can they deliver?

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.

Doctors at Korle-Bu are sounding the alarm - but what's causing the strain on the Accident and Emergency Centre?

The Korle-Bu Doctors' Association (KODA) has raised concerns about the Accident and Emergency Centre of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital. Overcrowding and administrative pressures are forcing healthcare workers to provide care in unsafe settings - but what does this mean for the future?

GRNMA is sounding the alarm about 'no-bed syndrome' - what challenges are patients facing in accessing timely emergency care?

The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) is raising concerns about the worsening "no-bed syndrome" in Ghana's healthcare system. The association warns that this crisis is placing unbearable pressure on emergency services - but what could be the consequences?

The GHS is calling for stronger collaborations to tackle critical issues - but what obstacles are they facing?

The Ghana Health Service is urging stakeholders to work together to solve some serious problems. These include the troubling "no bed syndrome" and the rise in women dying during childbirth - but why is this happening?

The family of late engineer Charles Amissah welcomes a report on his death - but will it bring closure?

The family of Charles Amissah has received a report regarding the circumstances of his death. The family hopes that the involved bodies will be held accountable - but what does the report say?

A Ghanaian hospital is looking to expand its emergency ward - but why is this expansion so critical to the region?

St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hwediem is embarking on a fundraising campaign. The goal is to expand the emergency ward and acquire modern equipment- but the current state of affairs hints at a dire need.

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?

GMA calls for a National Emergency Healthcare Policy - but what changes are needed to address the 'no bed syndrome'?

The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) is concerned about the 'no bed syndrome' in Ghana. GMA is advocating for a comprehensive national emergency healthcare policy - but what changes are needed?

GMA cautions against blaming health workers in "no bed syndrome" case - what's really going on?

The President of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA) addresses the public amidst the "no bed syndrome" debate following a recent death. He urges caution in assigning blame, pointing to systemic issues- but what are they?

Mahama says a Burma Camp facility will be repurposed - but for what, and how will it address the 'no-bed syndrome'?

President Mahama is working with stakeholders to address gaps in Ghana's emergency healthcare delivery. The President inspected the La General Hospital reconstruction, hinting at how this might ease pressure on other facilities - but what did he say?

A preventable tragedy has sparked outrage-but is Ghana's emergency care system truly broken?

Ghana's health sector is facing scrutiny due to workforce challenges and patients receiving care in suboptimal conditions-sparking public outrage. The current emergency care system needs rethinking, but what changes are needed to improve?

Why is St. Elizabeth Hospital urgently appealing for support to expand its emergency unit in the Ahafo Region?

St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hwidiem is seeking assistance to expand its emergency unit. Hospital management and staff are concerned about the unit's ability to handle the increasing number of patients - especially with limited space and equipment.

Why is a former Member of Parliament so concerned about the state of Ghana's healthcare system?

Kennedy Agyapong- a former MP- has spoken out against the 'no bed syndrome' in Ghana's hospitals. He reflected on past efforts to support healthcare, raising concerns about the current state of emergency care.

Can better data collection be the key to unlocking smoother patient flow in Ghana's emergency departments? Find out more.

Ghana's healthcare system grapples with the persistent "No Bed Syndrome" in emergency care- a challenge that demands innovative solutions. This article highlights the critical need for precise measurement and transparency in hospital flow to address congestion effectively- but how?