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Guidelines for implementing Networks of Practice (NoP) in Ghana’s health sector, providing a framework for coordinated, patient-centred primary health care delivery, resource sharing, and collaborative performance management to strengthen access, quality, and efficiency of essential health services.

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Information Security plays a key role in any institution or organisation, especially the health sector, due to the amount of routinely handled data. The Health Sector is designated as a Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) sector by the Cyber Security Authority (CSA). A CII constitutes assets (real or virtual), networks, systems, processes, information, and functions that are vital to the nation, such that their incapacity would have a devastating impact on national security and the economic and social well-being of the population

Quality is embedded within a larger global movement towards universal health coverage. This objective is addressed in Sustainable Developement Goal 3, as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO). Goal 3 aims to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages. This global agenda explicitly sets forth the idea that quality is essential to achieving safe, effective care and improved health outcomes, especially as access to care expands (WHO, 2016).

Policy for HIV and TB in the health sector workplace

Roadmap towards Universal Health Coverage

Manual for sub-district health operations

Plan for stakeholder engagement regarding additional financing

Policy for the development of the private health sector

Policy and strategy for digital health initiatives

Policy and legal framework for the Health Management Information System

Manual for the PMBIS system

Guidelines for managing malaria cases

Standard Operation Procedures for CDC grant management

Surgical and emergency services include the capacity to provide essential surgical procedures and timely emergency care, including trauma response, obstetric emergencies, and life-saving interventions. Key aspects involve the availability of trained personnel (surgeons, anaesthetists, emergency care providers), functioning surgical theatres, and emergency transportation systems.

Background Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) are a group of infectious diseases prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions and that affect exceedingly poor populations. About 40 % of the global NTD burden is in Africa, where over 565 million people are affected.

These are the three major infectious disease burdens in Africa, with strong interconnections and significant mortality and morbidity. All require widespread testing, effective treatment delivery systems, and follow-up.

Basic Emergency Obstetric and New-born Care (BEmONC) comprises a set of seven life-saving measures for the treatment of serious obstetric and new-born complications at the primary care level.

Main technical report of the geographic accessibility analysis to basic and essential health services in Ghana, April 2025.

The Ghana Harmonized Health Facility Assessment (G-HHFA) was introduced in 2021 to generate nationally representative data on service availability, readiness, and management. Building on this foundation, the 2025 Quality of Care (QoC) module represents a significant milestone in our journey.