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The Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons (GCPS) and the Royal College of Pathologists (RCPath), in conjunction with the Tropical Health Education Trust (THET), have developed a series of 24 video-based lectures, covering topics selected by the Faculty of Laboratory Medicine, across chemical pathology, haematology, histopathology (anatomical pathology), and microbiology.
The lectures will support continued professional development of the residents of GCPS and pathologists and scientists worldwide. The Project is funded by the UK Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC)
In order to monitor and evaluate the benefit these learning resources are achieving and improvements that could be made for projects of this kind in future, kindly click here to share your thoughts with us on the survey.
The College in collaboration with
Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, @komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital
and Michigan Medicine present the
1st COLORECTAL SURGERY WORKSHOP
To register, scan the QR code or visit bit.ly/colorectalsurgeryworkshop
#surgery #medicine #HealthcareProfessionals
Admission of application letters ARE STILL OPEN for the Publication Grant Support.CALLING ALL SENIOR RESIDENTS!!!
The fourth edition of the Research Grant Support is here.
Please congratulations
Visit the Refurbished Paul K Nyame Library during its open hours and access the College's online library database; the environment promises a suitable atmosphere for all your studying and/or research endeavours.
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📢 Free MDC accredited online CPD!
National Stakeholder Consultation: Ghana Validation & Co-Design of Interventions
📅 13th Feb 2025 |⏰9:00 AM GMT | 📍 Zoom
Discussing NCD management in Ghana
Register: rb.gy/8a3193
@NIHRWAfrCentre @LSHTM @lasdel_labo @Ashesi @ucao_uub
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The exhibition focused on the evolution of medicine in Ghana from pre-colonial, colonial and post-colonial independence era.
The exhibition demonstrated the traditional practice of medicine in its diagnostic, therapeutic and preventive aspect. The use of psychotherapy, flora, fauna and where necessary, the innovation for intercession by spiritual forces are equally at play.
The exhibition showed the historical antecedent of the practice of medicine and its progressive development over the period.
Today, Ghanaians control the commanding heights of the medical profession in the country.
