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The Ghana Health Service, in collaboration with the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research (NMIMR) and with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), has held a one-day training workshop to prepare for the pilot rollout of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) surveillance and disease burden estimation in Ghana.
The Ghana Health Service has held an orientation and sensitisation workshop for service leadership in the Greater Accra Region ahead of the national launch of the Free Primary Health Care (FPHC) initiative, a key government intervention aimed at advancing Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in Ghana.
The Health Systems Innovation Lab (HSIL) Hackathon 2026 – Ghana Edition has been officially launched, marking a significant step toward leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to strengthen the country’s healthcare system
The Ghana Health Service, through its Tema Port Health Unit, has led a coordinated response involving key stakeholders following the discovery of a large number of dead fish washed ashore at the Tema Shipyard (Slipway).
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Annual review meeting on Respiratory Pathogen Sentinel Surveillance (RPSS 2026),
The Service, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and JHPIEGO, has organized a capacity‑building workshop for media practitioners in Kumasi.
Consumer Health dialogue in Accra, to reflected on progress made and charted a path toward more informed and equitable healthcare delivery.
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Three days workshop on building leadership capacity, fostering innovation and promoting human-centred approaches to healthcare delivery.
The Ghana Health Service, through its Oral Health Unit under the Institutional Care Division, has commemorated World Oral Health Day 2026 with a series of coordinated activities across the country aimed at promoting oral hygiene and preventive care. Observed under the theme “A Happy Mouth is a Happy Life,” the nationwide campaign focused on raising awareness about oral health and encouraging positive health-seeking behaviours among Ghanaians.
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The Ghana Health Service (GHS) received a consignment of medical supplies and consumables valued at over $1 million from the World Health Organization (WHO) under the Pandemic Fund project, aimed at strengthening laboratory systems in Ghana.
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Two-day event, held from April 7 to 8, and scheduled to end tomorrow, has brought together government officials, development partners, civil society groups, health professionals, and the media to promote informed health choices and reinforce public trust in the health system. The programme is being chaired by Prof Gordon Awandare, Pro Vice-Chancellor, University of Ghana.
Launch of a Technical Working Group for the disease under the Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) Programme in Accra.
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