Health researchers everywhere look for that right combination of health services. Health service delivery where the requisite structures and processes are in place so that we can prevent certain people who die as a result of poor health structures and provide access to care for everyone in the community.

A Ghanaian twitter user took to the micro-blogging platform to narrate how his uncle died in his arms when he rushed his uncle to ‘Korle Bu’ one of the biggest hospitals in Ghana.

Dr. Joseph Tambil, National President of the Medical Superintendents Group Of Ghana at the Annual Health Conference said “The human resource we have is not properly trained for delivery of health care in a modern or transitional society like ours. There are CHPSS compounds that are held under sheds and the community health officials who work in these compounds do not have anywhere to lay their heads and this is demotivating.”

Stakeholders have called on government to prioritize the health sector and invest heavily in the sector and not rely on donor funding from European countries.

Read the gentleman’s tweet (thread) and full story here; http://www.okaygh.com/ghana-man-narrates-how-his-uncle-died-in-his-arms-due-to-poor-healthcare-system/

in Nigeria it's normal

When next we see a presidential candidate , don't vote for him because he made a nice speech