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Over 3,000 Nurses Have Left Ghana To Seek Greener Pastures. – GHS

The Ghana Health Service has revealed that a total of 3,688 health personnel have left the country to seek greener pastures within the last three years. The Ghana Health Service says the figure comprises professional and critical caregivers. Some health professionals leaving the country have cited poor working conditions in …

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Nurses Exit The Service Under The Guise Of ‘Leave Without Pay’ – GHS

The Director of the Ghana Health Service’s (GHS) regional office in the Ashanti Region, Dr. Emmanuel Tenkorang, has disclosed that most of the nurses eloping the country for greener pastures abroad do so by taking a ‘leave without pay’ from their various departments. Speaking in an interview with journalists, Dr. …

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GHS: Audit Committee Of The Health Sector Institutions Inaugurated

The Internal Audit Authority (IAA) in collaboration with the Ghana Health Service (GHS) inaugurated the Audit Committees of the Health Sector Institutions under the GHS. According to the Ashanti Regional Health Directorate, the audit Committee will support the Service in their financial management for prudent use of funds and enable …

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Dr. Aboagye Dacosta Of Ghana Health Service Joins NPP’s Kumawu By-election Primaries

The Director of Health Promotions at the Ghana Health Service, Dr Aboagye Dacosta has filed his nomination to contest in the New Patriotic Party parliamentary primaries in the Kumawu Constituency of the Ashanti Region. This comes ahead of primaries for the upcoming by-election in the Kumawu Constituency following the death …

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GHS Confirms Invasion Of Dangerous New Mosquito Breed

The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has confirmed the invasion of a new breed of mosquito more dangerous than the anopheles. The new breed known as Anopheles Stephensi, is also a malaria-transmitting mosquito, very invasive, spreads faster, and can adopt to a myriad of climate conditions according to the World Health …

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Ghana Receive First Consignment Of Child Immunisation Vaccines

After months of shortage of child immunisation vaccines, the Health Ministry and the Ghana Health Service (GHS) have received the first consignment of vaccines. In a press statement on social media, the Information Ministry noted that the vaccines that have arrived include measles vaccines, BCG vaccines and Oral Polio Vaccines. …

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All You Need To Know About Lassa Fever

The Ghana Health Service says it is on full alert following the confirmation of two Lassa fever cases in Accra, which resulted in one person dying. In an interview aired on Joy News Desk on Monday, the Director of Public Health at the GHS, Dr Franklin Asiedu-Bekoe says the Service …

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GHS Withdraws Nurses From Perilous CHPS Compound

The Ghana Health Service(GHS), has withdrawn nurses from the CHPS compound in Asikesu a farming community in Upper West Akyem Municipality due to perilous condition of the facility. The old post office building converted to CHPs compound continues to deteriorate. A portion of the building collapsed few weeks ago forcing …

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Willingway Foundation Provides Free Medical Care, Shelter To Mentally-Challenged Persons Removed From Streets Of Kumasi

A non-governmental organisation, Willingway Foundation, in collaboration with the Ghana Health Foundation, has launched a programme to rid the streets of Kumasi of mentally-ill persons. With the help of the Ghana Health Service, Social Welfare and the police, the group removed 10 mentally-challenged women from the streets of Kumasi and …

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GHS Worried Over Rise In COVID-19 Infection Among Children In Accra

The Ghana Health Service has expressed worry over the rate at which children between the ages of 0 and 15 are contracting COVID-19 in Accra.   According to the service, data available indicates cases involving children in Accra have increased from 18 percent to 20 percent in June. Ghana currently …

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