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THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF GHANA COMMISSIONS AN EIGHTY-FIVE BED WARD COMPLEX AT THE POLICE HOSPITAL
The President of the Republic of Ghana, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, has commended the Inspector-General of Police, Mr Christian Tetteh Yohuno and the Ghana Police Service for improved safety and security as well as crime investigations across the country.
He made the remarks today, 13th October, 2026 during the commissioning of a new-85 bed ward complex at the Ghana Police Hospital to improve healthcare delivery for Police personnel, their families and the general public.
He noted that the new facility was part of efforts to improve the welfare of Police personnel, who often face physical and psychological demands in the line of duty. He stressed the need for officers injured during operations to receive timely and quality medical care.
The President urged the hospital’s management and staff to maintain high standards of hygiene, patient safety and professional care, and to ensure that the facility and its equipment were properly maintained.
He also announced the donation of two new ambulances to the Police Hospital to support emergency response and patient care and further assured there Service of the provision of additional armoured vehicle and an expansion of facilities at the hospital to improve healthcare.
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr. Christian Tetteh Yohuno, welcomed the commissioning of the facility, describing it as an important step towards improving healthcare for Police personnel, their families and the general public. He said the hospital’s expanded capacity would help reduce the need to transfer patients to other facilities and improve access to specialised care.
The IGP reaffirmed the Ghana Police Service’s commitment to maintaining the facility and ensuring that it provides quality healthcare to all patients.
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Police Hospital Concludes A Three-Day Capacity-Building Programme Dubbed “GHP Care Plus”
Management of the Ghana Police Hospital on Wednesday, 7th October 2026, commenced a three-day capacity-building training programme dubbed “GHP Care Plus” for Heads of Departments and Units, as well as other staff of the Hospital. The programme, which ends Friday, 9th October 2026, formed part of activities marking the Hospital’s Golden Jubilee celebration.
The opening ceremony was graced by COP Frederick Kofi Blagodzi, Director-General/HRD, COP/Dr Ernest Owusu Nsiah, Director-General/Services; and COP/Dr Samuel Otu-Nyarko, Medical Director of the Police Hospital.
The training was designed to strengthen leadership, supervision and managerial competencies among Heads of Departments and Units while promoting excellence in customer care and patient experience across the Hospital.
It also sought to enhance teamwork, cooperation and a positive work culture among staff to improve service delivery and ensure that patients receive quality, professional and compassionate healthcare.
Mgt is grateful to the 50th Anniversary Planning Committee and facilitators from the University of Ghana Business School for their continued support towards the development of human resources of the hospital.
Police Hospital Concludes A Three-Day Capacity-Building Programme Dubbed “GHP Care Plus”
Management of the Ghana Police Hospital on Wednesday, 7th October 2026, commenced a three-day capacity-building training programme dubbed “GHP Care Plus” for Heads of Departments and Units, as well as other staff of the Hospital. The programme, which ends Friday, 9th October 2026, formed part of activities marking the Hospital’s Golden Jubilee celebration.
The opening ceremony was graced by COP Frederick Kofi Blagodzi, Director-General/HRD, COP/Dr Ernest Owusu Nsiah, Director-General/Services; and COP/Dr Samuel Otu-Nyarko, Medical Director of the Police Hospital.
The training was designed to strengthen leadership, supervision and managerial competencies among Heads of Departments and Units while promoting excellence in customer care and patient experience across the Hospital.
It also sought to enhance teamwork, cooperation and a positive work culture among staff to improve service delivery and ensure that patients receive quality, professional and compassionate healthcare.
Mgt is grateful to the 50th Anniversary Planning Committee and facilitators from the University of Ghana Business School for their continued support towards the development of human resources of the hospital.
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