Staff Writer
In a message of support, he emphasized that primary healthcare remains the backbone of strong and resilient health systems and a key driver of universal health coverage.
The two-day meeting brings together leadership of the Ghana Ministry of Health, representatives of the African Medicines Agency and executives from major pharmaceutical companies to explore opportunities for investment.
The timely intervention of the health workers at the Free Primary Healthcare post stationed at the Dodowa Hospital saved her life.
He disclosed that the director responsible has been queried and assured development partners and the public that steps are being taken to immediately resolve the delay and prevent a recurrence.
He warned that the situation could undermine Ghana’s public health gains and dent its international reputation.
At a media briefing on April 8, the group warned that further delays at the country’s ports could put the lives of thousands of women at risk.
Information provided by the Ministry of Health indicates that many families across Ghana are still unable to make informed decisions about medicines, treatment and preventive care.
HIV self-testing is increasingly becoming popular, particularly among individuals who prefer to avoid the stigma often associated with visiting testing centres.
Science is helping transform healthcare delivery but working together, through investment, collaboration and equitable distribution of resources, is what experts believe will ensure benefits reach every patient in every community.
Each stroke of Joshua’s fingers carries emotion. Each work reflects a perspective many struggle to understand yet cannot ignore.
More than 24,000 (24,534) pieces of medical equipment have been secured by government to boost healthcare delivery at the primary level.
The policy, spearheaded by the Ministry of Health in collaboration with the Ghana Health Service, seeks to integrate mental health care into maternal and child health services across the country.
Bridget says she continues to deal with complications linked to the illness, while also facing stigma from people who still misunderstand the disease.
What began as persistent headache, something many people might dismiss as stress or fatigue, soon became a frightening medical crisis. Chronic kidney disease.
Studies estimate that about 13.3 percent of Ghanaians are living with chronic kidney disease, many of them unaware of their condition, because the disease develops slowly and may not show symptoms until the kidneys are severely damaged.
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