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Leadership in health and medical education: lessons from a symposium on health sector development in Ghana

Avoka, Cephas K; Nabila, Martha S; Akua, Addy; Abena, Okoh.
Ghana med. j; 57 (1), 2023
The Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons (GCPS) has established an annual leadership symposium celebrating innovative leadership in the health sector. The 2022 symposium under the theme “Health Sector Development in Ghana; The Power of Good Leadership” was held in honour of Professor Samuel Ofos...
Leadership, Education, Medical, Health Care Sector, Delivery of Health Care, Mentors
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Diabetes in the public healthcare sector of four South African provinces: A comparative analysis

Sahadew, N; Pillay, S; Singaram, V S.
S. Afr. med. j; 112 (11), 2022
The growing burden of diabetes has long been under the radar in developing countries such as South Africa (SA). In recent years, there has been an unprecedented and exponential increase in recorded and undiagnosed diabetes mellitus (DM) cases. Unreliable data collection, overburdened health systems and p...
Diabetes Mellitus, Public Reporting of Healthcare Data, Comparative Study, Health Care Sector
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Trends and Challenges in Access to Essential Medicines in Ethiopia and the Contributions of Local Pharmaceutical Production

Tesfa, Marew; Frances, J. Richmond; Belete, Anteneh; Tsige, Gebre Mariam.
Ethiopian Journal of Health Sciences; 32 (5), 2022
Decades ago, the United Nations declared that access to essential medicines was a key element of universal human rights. Accordingly, member states have been striving to address this issue through strategic policies and programs. Strengthening local pharmaceutical production has been a pivotal strategy a...
Access to Essential Medicines and Health Technologies, Pharmacy Service, Hospital, Health Care Sector, Equipment and Supplies, Hospital, Orphan Drug Production, Ethiopia
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Investment case for the national health strategy 2021-2025

Ministry of Health & Child Care.
The Government and stakeholders in the health sector aspire to realize improved health outcomes for all, including the vulnerable and marginalized, to enhance Zimbabwe’s human capital development towards a prosperous and empowered upper-middle income society. Zimbabwe’s National Health Strategy (2021...
National Health Strategies, Health Care Sector, Economic Status, Investments, Public Health
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