Korle Bu CEO dismisses revenue leakage concerns

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• Nicholas J Bedzo 12 years ago

  That is good sense,we try it to know
  the difference

  That is good sense,we try it to know
  the difference

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• KOO NIMO 12 years ago

  How old is this CEO? Is she not pass her sell by date

  How old is this CEO? Is she not pass her sell by date

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• Afua Asante 12 years ago

  That is a good idea.My institution have tried the on-site revenue policy b'cos of our 24 hour services and profit have increased by 37% in 2012

  That is a good idea.My institution have tried the on-site revenue policy b'cos of our 24 hour services and profit have increased by 37% in 2012

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• BLAVO? 12 years ago

  blavo? Lord have mercy on us. it is only for the people at the top to know how much they can steal. The system ensures that the people who can chop the money are at the top. The days of the revenue collectors are over. It is ...
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  blavo? Lord have mercy on us. it is only for the people at the top to know how much they can steal. The system ensures that the people who can chop the money are at the top. The days of the revenue collectors are over. It is the time for the management to also chop chop. Korlebu, Ridge,Komfo anokye etc... they all want to chop money. If want me to call names, just ask the man with the fat lips called A...I (fill in the blank spaces).

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• GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 12 years ago

  Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, Prof. Effua Hesse, has dismissed fears of possible revenue leakage at the Hospital following a decision to discontinue the use of an electronic revenue manageme ...
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  Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, Prof. Effua Hesse, has dismissed fears of possible revenue leakage at the Hospital following a decision to discontinue the use of an electronic revenue management system.
  
  CORRUPTION IS GH ACHILLES HEEL. THE MANUAL SYSTEM WILL ONLY SPONSOR MORE STEALING N KALABULE. THERE WONT BE ENUFF REVENUE AVAILABLE

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• Wiafe 12 years ago

  Reverting to the old on-site stealing system. Kick Efua out of Korle Bu. Professors are not good managers.

  Reverting to the old on-site stealing system. Kick Efua out of Korle Bu. Professors are not good managers.

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• Tina 12 years ago

  Oh my country Ghana. What is wrong with you. Who is afraid of leakage. They just want to change to manual so they can steal. All over the world hospitals are changing into electronics. Have more security systems.

  Oh my country Ghana. What is wrong with you. Who is afraid of leakage. They just want to change to manual so they can steal. All over the world hospitals are changing into electronics. Have more security systems.

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• osei yao 12 years ago

  Has the "new trend" proven its effectiveness or you are simply following fashion. The learned professor must tell us. Ghana is paying too much for learned incompetence.

  Has the "new trend" proven its effectiveness or you are simply following fashion. The learned professor must tell us. Ghana is paying too much for learned incompetence.

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• Proud Pepeman. 12 years ago

  If the present system, which probably has external monitoring is increasing revenue and reducing leakages, why have an on-site one which is more likely to be manipulated on-site. Abay, prof, what is wrong with you.

  If the present system, which probably has external monitoring is increasing revenue and reducing leakages, why have an on-site one which is more likely to be manipulated on-site. Abay, prof, what is wrong with you.

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• Adongo 12 years ago

  So why are Korle-bu doctors charging private fees for services rendered to patients especially surgeons and obstetricians?In Ghana now if you can't afford the illegal fees ,you will be left to die !

  So why are Korle-bu doctors charging private fees for services rendered to patients especially surgeons and obstetricians?In Ghana now if you can't afford the illegal fees ,you will be left to die !

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• Abeeku Mensah 12 years ago

  I just don't get the mentality of some of Ghana's educated and political elite who fall for any crap coming from the Diaspora to Ghana for sale as new technology, electronic or devices/appliance.
  What is uniquely beneficial ...
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  I just don't get the mentality of some of Ghana's educated and political elite who fall for any crap coming from the Diaspora to Ghana for sale as new technology, electronic or devices/appliance.
  What is uniquely beneficial about the merchant bank's electronic revenue management system that cannot be achieved using an in-house POS system? The only thing the in-house system should need is a backup system and a backup database storage which should be easily attained since Korle-Bu is still a quasi-government entity; network the system to the national data center. What the Merchant bank sale did was give them monopoly and a double dipping advantage; they had maintenance arrangement for their equipment and processing. Why would all the POS systems on the market that are used by multi-national corporations to transact both cash and electronic card processes not suffice at Korle-Bu? Korle-Bu just got sold a bill of goods by whoever agreed to the initial contract. I guarantee that an investigation would reveal an interest in connection between someone in the Korle-Bu management at the time and a bank representative and or the seller of the payment system.

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• kwesi 12 years ago

  1 step forward 2 step back,Thats GH for u

  1 step forward 2 step back,Thats GH for u

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• Kwadjo, London 12 years ago

  What is the Auditor General saying? When the states funds are being channelled into private pockets we in Ghana call this 'leakages'. Clever than the IMF.

  What is the Auditor General saying? When the states funds are being channelled into private pockets we in Ghana call this 'leakages'. Clever than the IMF.

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