This move fulfils one of President Mahama’s key promises to strengthen the connection between the country’s leading teaching hospital and its top university.
The new center, spanning nearly 30,000 square feet, is the largest cleft care facility on the African continent.
This new coalition aims to reignite political leadership and strengthen domestic efforts to combat malaria, a disease that continues to claim over 600,000 lives annually in Africa, accounting for 95% of global malaria deaths.
This prestigious award recognizes nurses worldwide for their outstanding service and leadership in healthcare, selected from over 100,000 nominations across 199 countries.
Her appointment signals a renewed commitment to strengthening Ghana’s health systems and advancing progress toward universal health coverage and the health-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Through this partnership, AstraZeneca and Revna Biosciences aim to transform cancer care in Ghana by not only enhancing diagnostic capabilities but also paving the way for targeted therapies tailored to individual patients’ genetic profiles.
To effectively implement the QoC assessment, Ghana’s HHFA team has adopted a rigorous methodology that includes both census and random sampling techniques to gather data from various healthcare facilities.