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Ghana's Health Minister announced that 1,600 health workers are being considered for deployment this year. The minister also noted that while the health workforce has tripled, significant distribution gaps persist in rural areas.
The Minority in Ghana's Parliament has urged striking doctors and nurses at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) to suspend their industrial action, citing patient safety concerns.
Primary Healthcare Centers in rural communities across Girei LGA, Adamawa State, Nigeria, are heavily dependent on volunteers due to severe staffing shortages, forcing existing health workers to perform multiple roles.
Health workers on the front lines need more help from the international community
Health services in Isiolo and Meru have been paralyzed as medical workers down tools, while the Meru Governor states he is in the process of promoting 512 health workers.
Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are continuing to treat Ebola patients while implementing strict safety measures to prevent further spread of the virus.
Three new experimental vaccines are being urgently developed to combat a rare and rapidly spreading strain of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo. International efforts are intensifying, with calls for immediate action and significant funding allocated to accelerate vaccine research.
A general practitioner has urged the HSE to emphasize the contributions of international health workers, citing a personal experience of abuse and a rise in racist incidents leaving them 'frustrated, depressed and scared'.
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) stated that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is being complicated by ongoing conflict and insecurity, despite efforts to scale up testing and identify treatments. An Italian doctor who had contact with Ebola patients was admitted to a Rome hospital.
Kenya has trained 2,200 health workers as part of its efforts to strengthen preparedness against a potential Ebola outbreak.
Ghana and Jamaica are finalizing a bilateral labor agreement that will see the first batch of Ghanaian health professionals deployed to the Caribbean nation starting next month.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported over 900 suspected Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the outbreak complicated by aid cuts, armed rebels, and public anger. Governments are advising against travel to affected countries as Nigeria also braces for a possible outbreak.
An Ebola hospital in Eastern Congo has been attacked, echoing past violence against health workers in the region. The incident raises concerns about the safety of medical personnel.
The Greek government announced plans to classify nurses and ambulance crews under "heavy and unhealthy" professions. This reclassification is expected to bring improved benefits for these healthcare workers.
In Uganda, 127 health workers and individuals who had contact with Ebola cases have been placed under quarantine as a precautionary measure.
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has resulted in over 130 deaths, with an American doctor working in the region also testing positive for the virus. Health authorities worldwide, including the CDC, are monitoring the situation and implementing surveillance measures, though the risk to countries like the US is deemed low.
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has resulted in over 100 deaths and caused international concern. The United States began screening airports after an American doctor contracted the virus in the DRC and was transferred to Germany for treatment.
Over 100 people have reportedly died following a military airstrike in Nigeria. This incident is a significant development amidst other national news, including government plans for housing and education, and political discussions.
A viral rumor about a fake disease led to the brutal killing of health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The incident highlights the dangers of misinformation in public health crises.
The death of Charles Amissah has prompted widespread calls for reforms within Ghana's healthcare system and increased accountability for medical professionals. Following a committee report on the incident, the Health Minister has assured full implementation of its recommendations.
A committee investigating the death of Charles Amissah, who underwent four hospital transfers before his passing, submitted its report to the Health Minister. The report named hospital staff and called for sanctions, which the Minister subsequently ordered.
Governor Monday Okpebholo has launched comprehensive health reforms in Edo State, Nigeria, which include the reopening of several previously closed hospitals and the recruitment of 1,376 new health workers.
Nigeria has experienced multiple fatal auto crashes, including one on May Day that killed several Kwara health workers and injured others. Separately, three executives of the UNICROSS students' union also died in another tragic road accident.
UNICEF has issued a warning that Afghanistan could lose up to 25,000 female health workers and teachers by 2030. This potential loss is attributed to the Taliban's policies impacting women's education and employment.
A study conducted by researchers from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Ghana has found a widespread occurrence of exposure to infectious body fluids among health workers in the Greater Accra Region.
Health workers in Nigeria have issued an alert to the Jigawa community regarding an outbreak of Lassa fever and meningitis, urging residents to take precautions.
Kano State trains frontline health workers from seven LGAs on bio-risk management to strengthen disease surveillance and prevent potential outbreaks. Read More:…
Governor Mbah of Enugu State has been honored with an award from the Medical and Health Workers Union for his significant contributions to healthcare, including allocating 50% of the state's budget to health and education over three years.
Health workers and rights advocates are urging Canada to rescind planned co-payment cuts to its refugee healthcare scheme, set to begin May 1, warning they amount to a 'de facto denial of care'.
Speaking at St. Peter's Square, the Pope stated he is "closer than ever" to the Lebanese people and highlighted the moral obligation to protect civilian populations from war.
Kwara State, in collaboration with UNICEF, is training health workers on maternal and child nutrition, focusing on nutrient supplements to improve health outcomes for mothers and children.
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Academics have joined health workers in condemning and protesting US-Israeli attacks on universities and hospitals, particularly medical centers, highlighting concerns over civilian infrastructure.
A college in Nigeria has suspended health workers who were on clinical posting at a hospital in Enugu, after they exposed the facility's poor conditions, including scarcity of water and power supply.
The World Health Organization (WHO) reported that nine paramedics have been killed and over 120 health workers wounded in Lebanon since March 2, as frontline medics face daily risks and are increasingly targeted in the ongoing conflict.
Italy's Constitutional Court has prohibited Sicily from advertising job positions exclusively for health workers willing to perform abortions, while still allowing the region to find alternative ways to ensure access to the service.
At least 28 civilians were killed in Sudan after two separate drone strikes hit a market in Darfur and a road in Kordofan, according to health workers.
Employees of the National Public Health Organization (EODY) in Greece have issued an open letter demanding the immediate renewal of their KOMY contracts, highlighting the precarious situation of thousands of workers facing contract expiration.
Malawi has prohibited employees in its state healthcare system from simultaneously working in the private sector, a measure aimed at curbing corruption, though the decision has sparked controversy.
Medics and officials say there is systematic use of double-tap strikes in campaign to make the south uninhabitable
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Nigeria’s health minister raises alarm over the ‘japa crisis’ as mass migration of doctors and nurses strains the healthcare system, citing alarming stats. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigeria-losing-health-workers-to-japa-crisis-minister-tells-global-summit/
Health workers at FETHI congratulate Prof. Kolawole Ogundipe, the new Ekiti Hospital CMD, urging him to prioritise quality healthcare delivery. Read More:…
Dr Richard Selormey, General Secretary of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA), is urging government to fast-track the implementation of a rural incentive policy aimed at encouraging doctors and other…
(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 12 - The health ministry said Thursday that there were 18,000 attacks on healthcare workers and healthcare social workers in Italy in 2025. It said the number of victims of the…
The report indicates that the shortage of doctors in many northern states has made community health practitioners (CHPs) the backbone of healthcare delivery in rural areas and primary health…
The report provides a comprehensive assessment of progress under the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative and the Sector-Wide Approach for coordinating health investments and…
Malawi has introduced a ban on dual practice, blocking public health workers from holding private medical jobs.
The Italian Ministry of Economy has responded to a Senate Finance Committee inquiry, clarifying the application of VAT for home social health workers and reigniting debate over exemption recognition.
According to the state epidemiologist, Asema Msuega, 250 suspected cases of Lassa fever have been recorded in Benue, out of which 45 have been confirmed. The post Lassa Fever: Benue records death of 10 health workers, five doctors affected appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
The government of Tuzla Canton has accepted a proposal to increase salaries for health sector employees, ranging from 131 to 447 KM, following negotiations with representative unions.
Health workers and patients in South Africa are still experiencing the negative effects a year after USAID funding cuts, impacting healthcare services.
As Botswana’s president here is my plan to renew this country’s beleaguered health system – and my vision for a stronger Africa Shortages of medicine in Botswana forced me to declare a public health emergency last year. Patients went without treatment – not because health workers failed them, but because the system did. For a nation committed to universal healthcare, free at the point of use, it was a moment of hard truth. Even outwardly strong public health systems can be fragile. As donor a...
Health workers in developing countries are forced to use obsolete and potentially harmful isolation practices for tuberculosis patients due to a lack of resources. Patients are trapped in hospitals for months under these outdated treatment methods.
Health workers in Nigeria are warning of a fresh strike due to the government's failure to implement the Consolidated Health Salary Structure adjustment, which has been a long-standing issue.
Health workers at the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak in Congo are reportedly laboring with little pay or rest, highlighting the challenges in containing the disease.
Health workers in Nigeria are calling on the Federal Government to urgently tackle worsening economic hardship, rising energy costs, and insecurity across the country.
Nigeria's National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) is urging state governments to increase funding for health workers and prevention measures to avert an Ebola outbreak amid resurgence concerns.
Former top US officials and experts are urging the Trump administration to abandon plans for an Ebola quarantine and treatment center in Kenya exclusively for Americans. Critics argue this plan deviates from established policy of treating CDC staff in the US and supporting all health workers.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has reopened the airport in Bunia, the epicenter of the current Ebola outbreak, as the World Health Organization reports over 300 confirmed cases and seeks more global support to contain the spreading disease.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 1,000 confirmed cases, with health workers warning of increased risk to women. International aid, including emergency supplies from India, is being deployed as suspected cases emerge in other countries like Brazil and Italy, though some have tested negative.
Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are struggling with limited resources on the front line of the Ebola outbreak.
A Kenyan court has halted the establishment of a US Ebola quarantine facility in the country, following widespread concerns from health workers and the public. The decision came after Kenya had initially approved the US plan to quarantine its citizens exposed to Ebola in Kenya.
The Philippine Department of Education has begun nationwide preparations for the June 8 school opening, coordinating with police, health workers, and utility firms to ensure an uninterrupted power supply in schools.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is escalating, with hundreds of suspected cases and deaths, prompting warnings from health organizations. Efforts to combat the disease are severely hampered by widespread public mistrust and attacks on healthcare facilities and workers.
Suspected Ebola cases in eastern DR Congo top 900 as health workers struggle with aid cuts France 24
The World Health Organization has declared the Ebola risk in the Democratic Republic of Congo to be at its highest level, as the outbreak continues to spread rapidly. Health workers are struggling to contain the virus, prompting the UN to allocate $60 million and send additional personnel to the region.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is grappling with an intensifying Ebola outbreak, characterized by a rare and rapidly spreading strain, a lack of medical supplies, and a rising number of suspected cases and deaths. International health organizations are concerned about the outbreak's growth and its impact, particularly on children.
More than 100 health sector workers have died in Israeli strikes in Lebanon since the conflict escalated in early March, a topic discussed with the head of the World Health Organization.
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Two police officers were martyred while on polio vaccination duty in Bajaur, highlighting the ongoing risks faced by health workers and security personnel in the region.
Following the death of Charles Amissah, a report has prompted calls for accountability, with blame directed at the ambulance service and demands to identify a hit-and-run driver. Public figures and organizations are urging action on the report's recommendations and a fair process.
BAGUIO CITY, Philippines — Health workers and advocates marched here on Thursday, May 7, demanding reforms in the country’s healthcare system, citing low wages, understaffed hospitals, and continued…
Oyo State in Nigeria is equipping health workers with training to strengthen advocacy against Female Genital Mutilation and provide support for survivors of the practice.
A strike by health workers in Portugal, including nurses and assistants, saw 70-75% adherence, significantly affecting operating rooms, scheduled surgeries, and outpatient appointments.
Three health workers in Kwara State, Nigeria, tragically died in a road accident. The incident involved a lone vehicle.
The Women’s Committee of Ghana's Health Services Workers’ Union (HSWU) in the Volta and Oti regions has appealed to the government to address long-standing disparities and regularize casual workers within the health sector.
Kenyan official Duale has attributed false claims within the Teachers' Service Commission's health agreement (SHA) to health workers and medical facilities.
Medical practitioners in Plateau State, Nigeria, have issued a seven-day ultimatum to the government, threatening a strike due to unresolved salary and welfare concerns.
Health officials in Jigawa, Nigeria, have issued an alert following a death from Lassa fever, warning residents about an outbreak of Lassa fever and meningitis and advising on symptoms and prevention.
Amidst medical professional shortages and an aging population, thousands of community health care workers are crucial in preventing older adults from being overlooked in the American healthcare system.
A policeman was killed when militants attacked a polio vaccination camp in Pakistan, highlighting ongoing security challenges for health workers.
The Municipal Health Director for Krachi West in Ghana's Oti Region has warned that health workers' refusal to accept postings to the area is severely impacting healthcare delivery.
The Lagos State Government has issued a public health alert and initiated a statewide awareness and prevention campaign in response to a surge in Lassa fever infections across Nigeria, emphasizing the safety of frontline health workers.
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has unveiled the Renewed Hope Enterprise Bridge Initiative, a new digital platform designed to foster connections between policymakers and entrepreneurs for more responsive governance.
On World Health Day, barangay health workers in the Philippines demanded the implementation of a Magna Carta, protesting their continued treatment as mere volunteers and calling for fair and just recognition.
An article delves into the reasons behind an alleged smear campaign targeting humanitarian figure Imtiaz Sooliman. It explores the context involving health workers and the broader humanitarian sector.
British Columbia is considering significant changes to health worker regulation, moving away from self-regulation, a move that has prompted public input and raised serious concerns for patients, despite opinions suggesting it is a necessary step.
Nurses in Ondo State, Nigeria, have threatened to withdraw services following the abduction of six health workers from a government primary health centre in Akure. This development follows an earlier report where the Amotekun Corps successfully rescued five individuals, including three health workers, during overnight operations in the Akure South Local Government Area.
Healthcare workers in Abuja, Nigeria, are protesting controversial reform bills, warning that the proposed legislation could disrupt the balance within the health sector.
Delta State in Nigeria has approved the recruitment of over 700 medical and non-medical staff to enhance healthcare delivery and address workforce shortages, specifically to mitigate the effects of the ongoing migration of healthcare professionals, known as the “Japa syndrome.”
Cletus Seidu Dapilah, the Member of Parliament for Ghana's Jirapa Constituency, has launched a Teachers Awards Scheme, honoring educators with motorbikes and appliances, and has also pledged future awards for health workers.
Lebanese health workers and officials claim that Israeli bombardments are intentionally targeting medical personnel and facilities in southern Lebanon.
‘Intolerable’ pressure placed on health workers, report says
A critical shortage of blood donors, particularly for A blood group, is threatening the survival of victims injured in the recent triple suicide bomb blasts in Maiduguri, residents and health workers…
The Hunger Project–Ghana (THP-Ghana), with support from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has handed over eleven (11) motorcycles to the Ghana Health Service to support health workers…
The WHO confirmed that 12 doctors, nurses and paramedics were killed in a strike late Friday on the Bourj Qalaouiyeh Primary Healthcare Centre The post US/Israel-Iran War: WHO fumes as Israel attacks Lebanese hospitals, kills 14 health workers appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Cletus Seidu Dapilah, the Member of Parliament for Jirapa Constituency, has launched a Teachers Awards Scheme to honor outstanding educators and provided substantial logistical support to local health services.
KADMAM emphasised that, beyond infrastructure and equipment, consistent funding, availability of essential drugs, skilled health workers, and expanded access to family planning services were critical…
Our investigation into Ebonyi PHCs reveals a system in crisis. Crumbling facilities, unskilled staff, and no supplies leave communities without care. Read More:…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported 13 attacks on healthcare facilities in Iran, resulting in the deaths of four health workers and injuries to 25 others.
Health workers in New Zealand have voted to ratify a new collective agreement with Health NZ, concluding 18 months of bargaining with the PSA union.
Al Jazeera reports on smear campaigns aimed at discrediting Palestinian health workers in Gaza, highlighting efforts to undermine their credibility.
The Bangladesh government has announced plans to recruit one lakh (100,000) health workers to address gaps in the healthcare sector.
A communicator for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and Executive Director of the Institute for Energy Policies and Research, Kwadwo Poku, has blamed what he calls poor attitudes among some health workers for Ghana’s recurring “no bed syndrome” in public hospitals. Speaking on the AM Show on Joy News, Mr Poku shared a personal experience to highlight what he described as weak emergency response and poor triage in some health facilities.
The Yobe State Assembly has launched an investigation into alleged misconduct by health workers and a shortage of doctors, following a decision announced by Speaker Chiroma Mashio after the assembly's annual recess.
The number of Ebola-related deaths in the Democratic Republic of Congo has exceeded 100, with confirmed cases rising to over 500, prompting international containment efforts and aid from countries like Uganda and the EU.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has escalated, with health workers facing low pay and exhaustion, prompting the EU to send emergency aid and the WHO to urge neighboring countries to prepare. Concerns over the outbreak also led to a World Cup warm-up match being moved and played behind closed doors.
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced that 34 health workers have been infected with Ebola, stating that efforts are still underway to contain the outbreak. A new initiative has been allocated 3.3 billion kroner.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has appealed to state governors to boost funding for health workers to prevent the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola from entering the country.
Preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are underway, with teams like Germany arriving for final training and discussions around player protection from heat. The tournament also faces significant security challenges for US law enforcement and will introduce new FIFA-approved rule changes.
The Niger State government in Nigeria has integrated 396 UNICEF/GAVI health workers into its civil service to enhance healthcare delivery and address manpower shortages.
Forensic analysis in Belgrade is still pending for the case of a newborn's death in Montenegro, where the infant was reportedly unsupervised by health workers at the time of death.
Former Danish Queen Margrethe II has been discharged from Rigshospitalet after undergoing surgery following a fall, marking her second discharge from the hospital.
The Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) has arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo, stating that the ongoing Ebola outbreak can be stopped despite challenges posed by conflict and insecurity in the region.
Uganda has closed its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo due to a surge in cases of a rare Ebola strain. The World Health Organization has warned that conflict in eastern DR Congo is hindering efforts to combat the outbreak.
Amidst a shortage of thousands of health and care workers, the Norwegian government is proposing to remove the statutory competence requirement for these roles, a move critics deem 'frightening.'
The Kwara State Government in Nigeria has revitalized 100 Primary Health Care facilities and recruited over 1,000 health workers to improve healthcare access and delivery.
Israeli attacks have targeted health facilities in Lebanon, resulting in several deaths, including health workers. These strikes mark a renewed focus on medical infrastructure in the region.
A new report indicates that the global humanitarian aid system is failing to effectively address current crises, citing cuts from major donors and increased attacks on health workers as contributing factors.
The World Health Organization declared a global public health emergency over the rapidly spreading Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which has caused numerous deaths and prompted international concern. The outbreak has spread beyond borders, leading to increased intervention efforts and travel advisories.
New research from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) indicates that Ireland will need thousands of additional healthcare workers by 2040 to meet future demands in the health sector.
Ghana's Ministry of Health announced that the ongoing recruitment of 8,000 health workers will prioritize deprived and underserved districts to strengthen primary healthcare delivery.
A comment by a Health Committee Chairman suggesting tired health workers should resign has drawn strong criticism from Dr. Agyemang and the Ghana Medical Association. The GMA further called for a National Emergency Healthcare Policy to address the 'no bed syndrome' and improve conditions for healthcare professionals.
A member of the Minority in Parliament has cautioned against politicising the recent controversy surrounding emergency healthcare delivery, insisting that doctors and nurses should not be blamed…
A new World Health Organization (WHO) report reveals that despite Africa producing more health workers, millions lack access to care, many remain unemployed, and a significant number are leaving the continent.
Sokoto State has announced comprehensive healthcare reforms aimed at improving rural access, including mass recruitment of health workers and significant infrastructure upgrades.
Prime Minister Tarique has announced plans for the upgrade of the Dhaka–Sylhet road, which is currently in poor condition. Additionally, the Prime Minister stated that 100,000 health workers would be recruited nationwide to bolster the country's healthcare sector.
Ghana's Ministry of Health has confirmed the payment of two months' arrears to newly recruited nurses and announced plans to recruit up to 16,000 health workers. These measures aim to strengthen the country's healthcare system.
Kenyan official Duale has attributed false claims related to the Social Health Authority (SHA) to health workers and medical facilities, indicating issues within the healthcare system.
An official announced that Nigeria has upgraded 3,000 Primary Healthcare Centers (PHCs) and retrained 78,000 health workers as part of ongoing primary healthcare reforms. This progress was reviewed at a recent media briefing.
Ghana's former President Mahama and the Ghana Health Service have clarified that tricycles provided to health workers are intended for primary healthcare delivery, not as ambulances. This clarification addresses 'misleading' claims about their intended use under the Free Primary Health Care initiative.
The Society for Family Health (SFH) and Taraba State have collaborated to train 122 health workers, aiming to enhance HIV service delivery and integrate HIV care into primary healthcare centers.
A police constable was martyred after unknown assailants opened fire on a polio vaccination team in Dera Murad Jamali, Balochistan. The constable was providing security for the health workers during their campaign.
Health workers report that over 750 people have been killed in Gaza since the ceasefire came into effect, including three Palestinians who died in an Israeli airstrike on Monday.
Israeli strikes have hit hospitals, ambulances and health workers, according to the World Health Organisation
The World Health Organization (WHO) has condemned the killing of health workers in Ethiopia and called for an investigation, highlighting a broader pattern of attacks on medical personnel in conflict zones.
Israel launched an attack on Iran's largest petrochemical complex, identified by some reports as the South Pars facility. The Israeli Defense Minister confirmed the strike, stating the complex accounts for approximately half of Iran's petrochemical production.
The management of FUTA teaching hospital in Nigeria has appealed to health workers to shelve a planned strike, denying allegations of unfair practices and poor staff welfare.
Lassa fever continues to spread across Nigeria, with 146 deaths and 38 health workers infected cumulatively in 21 states and 82 local government areas in 2026.
Suspected kidnappers invaded a health centre in Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria, abducting medical personnel. Amotekun security forces successfully rescued five of the abducted individuals.
At least 28 civilians have been killed in drone strikes in Sudan, adding to the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in the country.
The Akrofuom District in Ghana is experiencing a severe shortage of health workers, primarily due to a lack of affordable accommodation, a problem exacerbated by competition from illegal miners ("galamseyers").
JOHESU raises alarm over the FG’s inactive committee for health workers’ salary review, warning of heightened tensions in Nigeria’s fragile health sector. Read More:…
SAMES and SUTSAS, unions representing health workers in Senegal, are denouncing "contested" appointments and have called on the Minister of Health to address their concerns.
Health workers across England are urged to look out for signs of infection as thousands have jabs.
MANILA, Philippines—A group of health-care workers on Monday criticized the four-day workweek policy recently implemented across various government offices, saying that the measure will only increase…
According to the report, the infections occurred as the country continues to battle the viral haemorrhagic disease across several states. The post Six health workers contract Lassa fever in one week…
Six health workers die in Lake Tanganyika boat accident, three missing thecitizen.co.tz
Across Hyderabad’s crowded localities, Urban Primary Health Centres serve as the first point of contact for thousands seeking everyday medical care. Often housed in ageing buildings and run by small teams of doctors, nurses and community health workers, these clinics shoulder much of the city’s routine healthcare burden. But while the city gains prominence for its corporate hospitals and medical tourism, UPHCs continue to function with limited infrastructure and growing patient loads, writes ...
Unilever Ghana has partnered with the Ghana Health Service (GHS) to train 5,000-10,000 frontline health workers to promote oral hygiene across all 16 regions of the country ahead of World Oral Health…
Ziguinchor: Health workers denounce dysfunctions in hospitals Seneweb
Nigeria’s health sector sees major gains in 2025 with 23,000+ new health workers, expanded insurance coverage, and support for local drug manufacturing. Read More:…
Enugu State’s health system is on high alert for Lassa fever following the deaths of 10 health workers in neighboring Benue.
A new study led by Temitayo Okusanya suggests that integrating community-rooted health workers with smart digital tools can significantly strengthen Nigeria's primary healthcare system and improve public health situational awareness.
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Loren Legarda renewed her call for the swift passage of the Magna Carta of Barangay Health Workers (BHWs), which seeks long-overdue recognition, protection, and dignity of BHWs. During the Senate plenary session on February 25, Legarda co-sponsored the measure, pressing for stronger legal and financial support for BHWs, the frontliners of
The State Minister announced that the Bangladesh government plans to recruit 100,000 health workers to enhance grassroots healthcare services across the country.
Health workers in Ziguinchor, Senegal, are speaking out against various dysfunctions and operational issues within local hospitals.
A dedicated group of airborne health workers in Lesotho provides vital medical services to isolated regions, overcoming challenging conditions to reach those in need.