The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) is worried over the spate of health professionals exiting the country to seek greener pastures abroad. According to the Vice President of the Association, Justice Yankson, many competent, well-trained health care professionals relocate from Ghana on daily basis due to poor economic conditions. “We keep …
Read More »KATH Doctors Call Off Strike Less Than 24 Hours
Members of the Komfo Anokye Doctors’ Association (KADA) are returning to work barely 24 hours after activating their intended strike action. The Association had proceeded on strike after citing failure on the part of management and government to provide a “clear concise payment schedule” on their financial demands. …
Read More »Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Doctors Embark On Strike Over Car Maintenance Allowances And13th Month Salary
Doctors at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) have laid down their tools with immediate effect over non-payment of their car maintenance allowance and 13th month allowance. The strike action follows the failure of the hospital’s management and the Ministry of Health to settle the allowances which was part of …
Read More »Ash. Regional Health Directorate: All The COVID-19 Vaccines Have Comparable Efficacies And It’s Safe
The Ashanti Regional Health Directorate on Tuesday, 1st February 2022 has embarked on an Immunization Day Campaign with the aim of assembling the majority of the people in the region for Covid-19 Vaccination. In this Sub-National Campaign, the Health Directorate partnered with the Information Services Department in the …
Read More »There’s No Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccination In Ghana – Presidency
The Presidency has maintained that it deems the rollout of an extensive vaccination programme as one of the effective means of reducing the transmission of COVID-19. In a letter written by the Presidential Advisor on Health, Dr. Anthony Nsiah-Asare in response to some Ghanaian Doctors opposed to the programme, …
Read More »Pregnant Women Now Cleared To Be Vaccinated Without Any Negative Health Implications – Ash. Regional Health Directorate.
The Ashanti Regional Health Directorate has today, 24th January 2022, has introduced a new initiative in the ongoing Covid-19 Vaccination in the Region. The Health Directorate recently launched the Ashanti Regional Covid-19 Vaccination Month with the aim of involving the populates in the vaccination exercise. The Ashanti Regional Health Director, …
Read More »Western Region: Health Facilities In Need Of Blood For Hospitalized Appiate Explosion Victims
The Clinical Coordinator and Head of the Emergency Team at the Apinto Government Hospital in the Western Region, Dr. Joseph Darko, has reiterated appeals for more donations of blood to help save victims of the Bogoso Appiate explosion. The facility has been treating five adults and one seven-month-old baby …
Read More »GHS Revises Covid-19 Travel Guidelines For Ghanaian Travelers At KIA
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has announced some changes to the guidelines for Ghanaians entering the country through the Kotoka International Airport (KIA). Per the earlier modification implemented during the yuletide last year, persons aged 18 years and above, arriving in Ghana from December 12, 2021, were to provide proof …
Read More »UG Students, Staff Urged To Get COVID-19 Jab Before School Resumes
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ghana, Prof. Nana Aba Appiah Amfo, is urging both continuing and newly admitted students to ensure they vaccinate against COVID-19 before returning to campus to start the academic year. Speaking at the graduation ceremony of the School of Graduate Studies over the weekend, …
Read More »Agenda 111 Projects Facing Challenges But We’re On Course – Health Minister
The Health Minister, Kwaku Agyeman-Manu, has disclosed that the government’s ambitious Agenda 111 project has made progress of 35 percent amid some challenges. Speaking on Ghana Television, Mr. Agyeman-Manu, explained what had held some projects back. “On average, we have done close to about 35 percent works on all the …
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