Kwaku Agyeman-Manu After series of protests by the unemployed bonded nurses and midwives for employment, the Ministry of Health (MoH) has secured financial clearance for their subsequent employment. Making the

Physician assistants Physician assistants belonging to the Ghana Physician Assistants Association have redrawn their services at the out-patient departments (OPDs) of public health facilities across the country. The health officers’

The healthcare perosonnel at the facility Professionals at the go-to healthcare centre for residents in the Krachi East Municipality are unable to provide the needed services to patients because of

The participants in a group photograph after the opening Stakeholders in the healthcare delivery system have begun a two-day policy dialogue on finding alternative ways of financing healthcare system in

Rebecca Akufo-Addo First Lady Rebecca Akufo-Addo has disclosed that urgent steps must be taken to help prevent the spread and control of HIV/AIDS in Africa. Mrs. Akufo-Addo underscored that policies,

A scene during the cleanup exercise The Seed Funds Savings & Loans Limited (TSF) has organised a clean-up exercise at the Kaneshie market to mark the company’s fourth anniversary. About

Dr Isabella Sagoe-Moses Ghana’s neonatal mortality rates have remained stagnant between 29 and 25 deaths per 1,000 live births since 2007, according to the latest maternal and health survey results.

A graduate exhibiting her sign language proficiency Forty healthcare workers have graduated with sign language proficiency after four weeks of training organised by the Ghana Health Service (GHS), in collaboration

The graduates exhibiting their sign language proficiency Forty healthcare workers have graduated with sign language proficiency after four weeks of training organised by the Ghana Health Service (GHS), in collaboration

Kwaku Agyeman-Manu, Felix Nyante and Ambassador Ron Strikker inspecting the exams The Nursing & Midwifery Council’s (N&MC) online licensing examination for nurses and midwives took off yesterday, with the first

Mr Okyere-Apenteng (left) interacting with Madama Abiba Fuseini as some club members look on HEAD PHARMACIST at the Kwesimitsim Hospital in Takoradi, Kwadwo Okyere-Apenteng, has bemoaned the lack of prioritisation

The inductees taking their Apothecary’s Oath The first batch of home-grown professional doctorate graduates in pharmacy (Pham.D) have been inducted by the Pharmacy Council of Ghana (PCG). The Pharm.D graduates,