Maternity Service Agenda
GMH’s newest ground-breaking initiative is poised to strengthen maternal and newborn care in northern Ghana, ushering in a new era where every mother and child has access to the high-quality healthcare they deserve.
GHANA MEDICAL HELP is an international charitable organization working to transform health services and sustainably improve health outcomes for under-served, impoverished communities in Ghana and around the world.
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GMH’s newest ground-breaking initiative is poised to strengthen maternal and newborn care in northern Ghana, ushering in a new era where every mother and child has access to the high-quality healthcare they deserve.
Addressing gaps in clinical engineering capacity is a cost-effective solution to sustainably improve the capacity of healthcare professionals to provide the life-saving care that all people deserve access to.
The Hospital Support Project is a cost-effective approach to simultaneously alleviate deficiencies in access to medical equipment, clinical training, and biomedical engineering.
The Ghana Medical Help team is a group of dedicated professionals from diverse backgrounds with a common goal of seeing access to health care become a human right.
The GMH approach involves sustainable, research-based, customized interventions.
By collaborating with the local health care providers and community leaders on program development and operation, GMH has created a system that allows for ongoing monitoring, evaluation and adaptation of its programs. This method generates successful interventions that emphasize local ownership and are specifically tailored to the local environment, ultimately transitioning to self-sufficiency and effectively eliminating the traditional challenges faced by many international aid initiatives.
"We are so grateful for [everything] GMH has done for us, but we are like Oliver Twist - we need more!"
Medical Superintendent at the Zebilla District Hospital, joking about the parallels between his hospital and the hungry orphan from the Dickens' classic.
"My experience with Ghana Medical Help has in a way helped me to better understand my own people - and to be able to help my own people."
GMH Director of Operations Ghana and Medical Officer with the Ghana Health Service
Medical Superintendent at Bongo Hospital, expressing the impact that GMH donations have had on the hospital's capacity.