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Nurses’ union urges government to replace health workers leaving Ghana for abroad

"According to Mr Attipoe, although Ghana continues to release experienced nurses and midwives to support healthcare systems in other countries, government has failed to recruit enough personnel to replace those leaving, creating significant gaps in health facilities across the country."The Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives Ghana (UPNMG) has called on the government to urgently replace nurses and midwives who leave the country to work abroad, warning that the growing exodus of health professionals is worsening staff shortages and placing immense pressure on the country's healthcare system."Mr Yeboah also called for stronger collaboration among government, healthcare workers and patients to improve service delivery."
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