Health Minister Charges Pharmacists to Decentralize Health Education

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• Kwaku A. Danso 11 years ago

  Words are not enough.
  The Minister should nudge the President to decentralize the towns, districts and regions to vote for their own Chief Exectives who will head Town, City, District and Regional Councils and let the peop ...
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  Words are not enough.
  The Minister should nudge the President to decentralize the towns, districts and regions to vote for their own Chief Exectives who will head Town, City, District and Regional Councils and let the people pay taxes and take responsibility for their own hospitals.
  Nobody can do it for us but ourselves.

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• Ghanalite 11 years ago

  I wish to draw the attention of the MOH to the Sukura Community Clinic which is pretending to offer health services but in reality killing patients. A friend went for treatment but has died due to gross negligence and incompe ...
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  I wish to draw the attention of the MOH to the Sukura Community Clinic which is pretending to offer health services but in reality killing patients. A friend went for treatment but has died due to gross negligence and incompetence.
  It is not a clinic but a money making enterprise. They do not even follow standard procedures in health care and are causing a lot of death to people. I know two persons who have died after attending this clinic. Numerous are the stories I have heard of fatalities, and the health authorities should in estivate the qualifications and experience of the staff of this fake health post.

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• MENSAH. 11 years ago

  I AM VERY GLAD TO HEAR THAT GHANA NOW,HAS MANY WOMEN PHARMACISTS IN OUR HEALTH INDUSTRY.
  What is more,they are working with all seriousness in tackling issues that make women living better than before.
  Thank God,they are ta ...
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  I AM VERY GLAD TO HEAR THAT GHANA NOW,HAS MANY WOMEN PHARMACISTS IN OUR HEALTH INDUSTRY.
  What is more,they are working with all seriousness in tackling issues that make women living better than before.
  Thank God,they are taking up the challenge out there and doing their best to carry on great work,men pharmacists had been doing at first.
  MORE GREASE TO YOUR ELBOWS,OUR ABLE WOMEN.

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• Donna McKoy 11 years ago

  Congratulations to LAPAG on their initiative to take health education to the people. We cannot depend on health facilities alone to be the place that delivers health messages; we have to take it to the people where they are. ...
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  Congratulations to LAPAG on their initiative to take health education to the people. We cannot depend on health facilities alone to be the place that delivers health messages; we have to take it to the people where they are. Keep up the good work.

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