The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) is urging the government to establish a dedicated emergency healthcare fund to ease the financial burden on patients who require urgent medical attention but cannot afford treatment. The proposed fund would ensure that hospitals are compensated for emergency services provided to patients who are unable to pay immediately, particularly in life-threatening situations. Speaking to JoyNews…
The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) is urging the government to establish a dedicated emergency healthcare fund to ease the financial burden on patients who require urgent medical attention but cannot afford treatment. The proposed fund would ensure that hospitals are compensated for emergency services provided to patients who are unable to pay immediately, particularly in life-threatening situations. Speaking to JoyNews…
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