KATH faces intense pressure as 'No Bed Syndrome' persists

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• Pelicles. 22 hours ago

  When Nana Addo came up with his "Agenda 111" district hospitals, most Ghanaians who are just onlookers, were just insulting him. Now, the problems at Korle Bu, Okomfo Anokye hospitals are exposing us as fools who have no plan ...
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  When Nana Addo came up with his "Agenda 111" district hospitals, most Ghanaians who are just onlookers, were just insulting him. Now, the problems at Korle Bu, Okomfo Anokye hospitals are exposing us as fools who have no plans to put measures in place to ease the pressure at the two regionals hospitals.
  
  If at this time in our history, and we are facing such solvable problems it simply means we have fools leading us. Build more hospitals are all the districts, equip them, and the pressure on Korlu Bu, Okomfo Anokye will just vanish. This is commonsense which we do not need Albert Einstein to help us solve it.

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 19 hours ago

  Hello youth of Ghana.........You can take your own life with medicine......for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie ...or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana.........You can take your own life with medicine......for instance 15 paracetamol at once. Or combine medicine and akpeteshie ...or weedicide.

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• Samwise 21 hours ago

  Ashanti region should be left alone to rot in their ignorance, they should be left to die in their own faeces, only a foolish chief leads foolish people.

  Ashanti region should be left alone to rot in their ignorance, they should be left to die in their own faeces, only a foolish chief leads foolish people.

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• Mouth mouth 4 hours ago

  Please stop this nonsense
  I promise u if u go to KATH u will find the type and tribes of those suffering to get medical attention

  Please stop this nonsense
  I promise u if u go to KATH u will find the type and tribes of those suffering to get medical attention

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• Ina 17 hours ago

  One of the major causes of no-bed syndrome, is inability to pay for emergency services and be discharged on time. There is also the initial deposit needed at the main wards before admission there. Its all Health financing mat ...
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  One of the major causes of no-bed syndrome, is inability to pay for emergency services and be discharged on time. There is also the initial deposit needed at the main wards before admission there. Its all Health financing matter. An alternative arrangement for payments can help to ease the burden.

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• COD 14 hours ago

  How come that individuals like this man at the KATH have silent about the intensity of the "No Bed Syndrome" all these while?
  Practical & truthful & honest leadership is lacking among us.
  Owing to that we quickly politiciz ...
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  How come that individuals like this man at the KATH have silent about the intensity of the "No Bed Syndrome" all these while?
  Practical & truthful & honest leadership is lacking among us.
  Owing to that we quickly politicize everything of a national need.

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• WE ERECT BIG TENTS FOR ENTERTAINMENT BUT CANNOT DO THE SAME TO TAKE CARE OF OUR MEDICAL EMERGENCIES 7 hours ago

  We have erected huge tents for entertainment but can't we use this same idea to expand health care facilities. We train technical school graduates, can't we use them to manufacture hospital beds and their accessories. We trai ...
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  We have erected huge tents for entertainment but can't we use this same idea to expand health care facilities. We train technical school graduates, can't we use them to manufacture hospital beds and their accessories. We train nurses and leave them idling without jobs, haaba can't we engage some to cater for our pressing need to expand emergency services. If it is not about overseas procurement they can't think far. Thieves, thieves just thieves dasor.

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