Maternal Health Channel (MHC) GTV Thursday May 9 8pm TV3 Friday May 10 8.30pm
This week, the Maternal Health Channel continues its journey to Kute Buem after an impromptu but revealing stop at the Bodada Health Centre near Jasikan. In this remote town on the Ghana–Togo border, where there are no telecom signal, and the dirt roads are broken in several parts, the film crew comes face to face with a health post possessed with the barest of facilities and services.
MHC talks to the only nurse at post and takes the lid off maternal health care in a forgotten part of Ghana. The studio discussion engages the DCE and an NGO worker who has been working tirelessly to save lives in the district. They have memorable stories to tell. What is to be done to improve maternal health care services in rural areas where most Ghanaians live, is the critical question this programme seeks to answer.
To view the programmes:
First programme:Charity’s Story: A Report From Keta, Volta Region Second programme:Charity’s Story Part 2 Third programme:Good News From Kpalbe Fourth programme:Is Korle Bu Hospital at Breaking Point? Fifth programme:Ghana’s Empty Blood Banks Sixth programme:Is Korle Bu a Dumping Ground?
Seventh programme:Prof. Sai Speaks Sixth programme:Is Korle Bu a Dumping Ground?
Eighth programme: Ghana’s Most Equipped Hospital: Has the Trauma and Specialist Hospital Got It All? Ninth programme:Setting the Records Straight
Tenth programme:A Profile of Dr. Sylvia Deganus
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For further information contact Betty B. Blay Ackah, MHC Publicity Email: [email protected] / [email protected] Tel: +233-54-0317136
Source: GhanaWeb
