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A new UPNMG study reveals that 64% of Ghanaian nurses and midwives have considered leaving the profession, with the majority eyeing opportunities abroad.
A new UPNMG study reveals that 95% of Ghanaian nurses and midwives consider their salaries insufficient, prompting urgent calls for a pay overhaul.
Ghana trains up to 60,000 nursing students annually but hires only around 10,000, leaving a growing backlog of unemployed health workers.
Ghana Gas commits substantial funding to strengthen cancer care capacity and protective equipment supplies at major southern hospital.
Healthcare recruitment drive underway as Ministry of Health launches free online application portal for doctors and dentists.
MTN staff network screens 500 women in Accra for breast cancer, targeting market traders often neglected by healthcare services.
KNUST's medical dean challenges future doctors to balance expertise with empathy, warning that knowledge alone cannot deliver quality healthcare.
KNUST leadership urges future doctors and dentists to prioritise empathy as a cornerstone of ethical patient care.
Ghana's NYA hosts health initiative to increase cancer awareness and early detection among workers and residents.
Artificial intelligence tools are already diagnosing disease in Ghana's hospitals, yet they were trained on foreign patients—and there are no rules governing their use.
Three months of steady work at La General Hospital site brings fresh optimism to communities long awaiting healthcare facility.
Ghana's medical and dental students have launched court action against the Medical and Dental Council to block the implementation of the CRE.
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