Ghana Medical Association Calls for Overhaul of Emergency Healthcare System

The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) has urged urgent reforms in Ghana’s emergency healthcare system, stating that persistent gaps in coordination and capacity, not just bed shortages, are driving the country’s 'No Bed Syndrome'.

24 Feb, 10:05 — 24 Feb, 10:05

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Ghana’s emergency healthcare system ‘dangerous and disjointed’, GMA warns

The General Secretary of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA), Dr Richard Selormey, says there is a stark gap between Ghana’s emergency healthcare policies and what actually happens on the ground, warning that the system is dangerously fragmented and urgently needs reform.

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