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To provide comprehensive secondary level of high quality in patient friendly environment delivered by a motivated, passionate and competent staff to the optimum satisfaction of our clients within and beyond the borders of the Upper West Region.

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12/03/2026

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12/03/2026

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Happy to our hardworking Gynaecologist, Clinical Care Coordinator and Head of Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Upp...
11/03/2026

Happy to our hardworking Gynaecologist, Clinical Care Coordinator and Head of Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Upper West Regional Hospital Dr (Med) Gildas Mbamba Ngman-Wara.

Your to quality patient care, your tireless service, and your commitment to improving clinical coordination continue to make a profound impact on both staff and patients.

May this new year bring you wisdom, strength, good health, and many more years of impactful service. Thank you for the lives you touch and the difference you make every day.

Blessed!

TOOL, BIG : SNO TADDOH EXAMINATION TORCHLIGHTS TO BOOST CARE SERVICES AT THE UPPER WEST REGIONAL .” ||Thursday...
06/03/2026

TOOL, BIG : SNO TADDOH EXAMINATION TORCHLIGHTS TO BOOST CARE SERVICES AT THE UPPER WEST REGIONAL .” ||Thursday March 5, 2026||

Mr. Taddoh, a Senior Nursing Officer (Ophthalmic), In-Charge of the Ophthalmic Unit and Vice Chairman of GRNMA at the Upper West Regional Hospital, has donated torchlights to the unit to support efficient patient care.

According to Mr. , this items are vital tools for anterior eye examination and can serve as an effective alternative where a slit lamp is unavailable. He noted that the donation will augment the limited eye examination tools in the unit, reduce patient waiting time, and ease the pressure on the only slit lamp currently serving the clinic.

Receiving the items on behalf of the department was the unit , Madam Habibah Issah, who expressed deep appreciation to Mr. Taddoh for the thoughtful gesture and assured that the items will be put to good use to enhance eye care services. 👁️

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24/02/2026

Very soon, without a helmet, you cannot enter our .

injuries are becoming too many. Ghana is losing precious lives to trauma.
Protect your head — is counting on it.

GHS -GENERAL ASSESSES UWRH’S MENINGITIS PREPAREDNESS; COMMENDS LAB CAPACITY, DEMANDS 24-HOUR TURNAROUND||FRIDAY||FEB. 2...
22/02/2026

GHS -GENERAL ASSESSES UWRH’S MENINGITIS PREPAREDNESS; COMMENDS LAB CAPACITY, DEMANDS 24-HOUR TURNAROUND||FRIDAY||FEB. 20||2026.

The Director- of the Ghana Health Service, Prof. Samuel Kaba Akoriyea, has assessed the meningitis preparedness of the Upper West Regional Hospital and commended its laboratory capacity while directing that test results must be delivered within 24 hours.

The working visit, held on Friday, February 20,2026, forms part of national efforts to strengthen surveillance, response, and case management as the Upper West Region enters the peak meningitis season.

Prof. Akoriyea, a Neurosurgeon and Public Health Physician with expertise in governance, leadership, international affairs, diplomacy, and health policy and systems research, was accompanied by a high-powered delegation from the Service’s headquarters, as well as the Regional Director of Health Services and his team.

Welcoming the delegation, the Acting Medical Director, Dr. Philip K.K. , led the team on a tour of key units, including the hospital’s PCR laboratory where meningitis samples are tested.

The Director-General expressed with the hospital’s overall preparedness, particularly praising the laboratory’s capacity and operational readiness. However, he emphasized that the turnaround time for meningitis test results must not exceed 24 hours, stressing that timely diagnosis is crucial in reducing mortality and preventing complications.

He further highlighted that the hospital is expected to handle the majority of referred meningitis cases in the region, underscoring the need for sustained vigilance, proactive measures, and optimal readiness to protect lives.

The visit reaffirms the Ghana Health Service’s commitment to safeguarding lives through prompt interventions, strengthened surveillance, and improved referral systems during the meningitis season.

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Medical Trust Fund/Mahama Care & C.U.R.E. Visit Upper West Regional Hospital ||Friday|| February 20||2026•°°°°°°°°°°...
21/02/2026

Medical Trust Fund/Mahama Care & C.U.R.E. Visit Upper West Regional Hospital ||Friday|| February 20||2026•
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The Ghana Medical Trust Fund (GMTF/Mahama Care), in with its global partner Project C.U.R.E., paid a working visit to the Upper West Regional Hospital (UWRH) as part of ongoing efforts to retool health facilities across Ghana.

The delegation, led by Dr. Kipo of GMTF and Helen Davidson, Official Assessor for Project C.U.R.E., was warmly received by the Acting Medical Director, Dr. K.K. Baabiineh, and the hospital’s core management team.

After a brief welcome session, the team key departments including the Theatre, Intensive Care Unit (ICU), Emergency Center,Radiology Department Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), and the Ophthalmology Unit. The assessment focused on existing infrastructure, staffing capacity, patient load, and critical equipment gaps to ensure that future support is relevant, targeted, and aligned with the hospital’s priority needs.

The visit forms part of Project C.U.R.E.’s 10-day working engagement in Ghana, during which comprehensive needs are being conducted across selected teaching and referral facilities. As the world’s largest distributor of donated medical supplies, serving more than 135 countries, Project C.U.R.E. is partnering GMTF to strengthen Ghana’s response to Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs).

Findings from the assessment will inform customised plans for the of essential diagnostic equipment and medical consumables to enhance quality healthcare delivery in the region.

This engagement marks a significant step forward in referral systems and improving healthcare outcomes.

This is more than a — it is a partnership that brings progress.

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Upper West Regional Director of Health Services Commends Upper West Regional Hospital ; Calls for Stronger Action on Neo...
20/02/2026

Upper West Regional Director of Health Services Commends Upper West Regional Hospital ; Calls for Stronger Action on Neonatal Survival|| Thursday ||Feb 19 || 2026 ||
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The Regional Director of Health Services Dr. Josephat Ana-Imwine Nyuzaghl, a public health specialist and epidemiologist with extensive experience in healthcare leadership and disease control has commended management and staff of the Upper West Regional Hospital for sustaining excellence in service delivery despite operational challenges.

Speaking at the hospital’s 2025 Annual Performance Review, he described the theme as timely and appropriate, noting that many neonatal deaths are preventable with the right systems and interventions in place.

He stressed that early detection, timely referral, and accurate reporting remain critical pillars in improving neonatal outcomes. According to him, reversing the trend of neonatal mortality requires deliberate stakeholder engagement and coordinated action across all levels of care.

The Director further emphasized the need for attitudinal change among healthcare providers, continuous capacity building, regular neonatal death audits, and strict adherence to evidence-based practices such as Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC).

He assured participants that his outfit, as a key stakeholder, will provide the necessary leadership to strengthen supportive supervision, mobilize essential logistics, invest in quality improvement initiatives, collaborate closely with the ambulance service, and prioritize staff capacity development.

He concluded by urging staff to sustain, and if possible, exceed their current level of commitment and energy in 2026 to achieve even greater impact in maternal and neonatal healthcare delivery.

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and cases remain the leading cause of at the Upper West Regional Hospital, accounting for 22.9% of all total admis...
19/02/2026

and cases remain the leading cause of at the Upper West Regional Hospital, accounting for 22.9% of all total admissions.

This was disclosed by Dr. Phillip K.K. Baabiineh, Acting Medical Director and Surgeon of the hospital, during the 2025 Annual Review.

He noted that the high burden of trauma cases continues to exert significant pressure on clinical services, particularly emergency and surgical care, and called for strengthened preventive measures, improved road safety compliance, and enhanced trauma care systems within the region.

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DSP/Mr. Abdul-Rahman Ewuntomah has assured management of the Upper West Regional Hospital of strengthened security coll...
19/02/2026

DSP/Mr. Abdul-Rahman Ewuntomah has assured management of the Upper West Regional Hospital of strengthened security collaboration to safeguard patients, staff, and newborns.

Speaking at the hospital’s 2025 Review on Thursday, 19th February 2026, at the ANC Conference Hall, he stressed that the Police Service will work closely with the facility to close security gaps and prevent any recurrence of incidents similar to the one reported at Mamprobi Polyclinic.

He emphasized that security within health facilities must be proactive, coordinated, and uncompromising.

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2025 ; MD Calls for Stronger Referral Systems to Improve Neonatal Outcomes.The Upper West Regional Hospital (UWR...
19/02/2026

2025 ; MD Calls for Stronger Referral Systems to Improve Neonatal Outcomes.

The Upper West Regional Hospital (UWRH) has rallied key to confront rising maternal and neonatal deaths at its 2025 Annual Performance Review, with participants renewing their commitment to improving neonatal outcomes across the region.

The review, held on Thursday, February 19, 2026, emphasized the urgent need to strengthen systems and enhance coordinated stakeholder action to address maternal and neonatal mortality. It was held under the theme: “Improving Neonatal Healthcare through Effective Referral System; The Role of Stakeholders.”

In his welcome address, Acting Medical Director Dr. Philip K.K. described the year under review as one marked by “transition, turbulence, resilience, and growth.” He outlined significant challenges faced by the hospital, including leadership changes, industrial action by the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association, the loss of two staff members, and the shutdown of the hospital’s electronic health records system (LHIMS).

Despite these setbacks, he noted that the hospital remained steadfast in delivering essential healthcare services.

Dr. Baabiineh expressed concern over the increase in maternal and neonatal mortality, describing the figures as a sobering reminder that more work remains to be done. He stressed that improving neonatal outcomes is a shared responsibility, highlighting the importance of early detection, timely referral, efficient communication, and effective emergency response.

He added that despite the challenges, the hospital recorded notable gains in clinical service delivery, specialist expansion, staff development, stakeholder collaboration, and financial performance.

The Upper West Regional of Health Services, Dr. Josephat Ana-Imwine Nyuzaghl, commended management and staff for sustaining service delivery and excellence under difficult circumstances. He described the theme as timely, noting that many neonatal deaths are preventable when appropriate systems are in place.

Dr. Nyuzaghl emphasized early detection, prompt referral, and proper reporting as critical pillars in reducing neonatal mortality. He further called for attitudinal change, continuous capacity building, routine neonatal death audits, and strict adherence to evidence-based interventions such as Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC).

He assured stakeholders that his office would provide leadership to strengthen supportive supervision, mobilize logistics, invest in quality improvement initiatives, collaborate closely with the Ghana National Ambulance Service, and prioritize staff capacity building.

He urged staff to maintainif not exceed their current level of commitment in 2026 to achieve greater impact.

The event featured a panel discussion comprising two paediatricians, a paediatric nurse specialist, and representatives from the ambulance service, who examined the theme and proposed practical interventions to improve referral systems and emergency response mechanisms.

In a related development, the Ghana Police Service, through DSP/Mr. Abdul-Rahman Ewuntomah from its regional headquarters, reaffirmed its commitment to collaborating with the hospital to strengthen security measures within the facility.

The review brought together representatives from the Regional Health Directorate , Ghana Fire Service, National Health Insurance Authority , Municipal Health Directorate, Wa Municipal Assembly , Wa Municipal Hospital,core management, and unit heads of the hospital.

The meeting concluded with a renewed pledge from all stakeholders to work collaboratively toward reducing preventable maternal and neonatal deaths in the Upper West Region.

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! Pictorial Excerpts from the 2025 Performance Review of the Upper West Regional Hospital The atmosphere was charged ...
19/02/2026

! Pictorial Excerpts from the 2025 Performance Review of the Upper West Regional Hospital

The atmosphere was charged with , , and commitment as the Upper West Regional Hospital convened its 2025 Annual Review.

It was more than a , it was a moment of . A time to measure . A platform to confront . A gathering to reignite .

From insightful to bold discussions, the review captured the hospital’s relentless pursuit of in service delivery. Stakeholders engaged , data spoke clearly, and reaffirmed its commitment to improving patient outcomes and health systems in the region.

The pictorial excerpts capture key from the event, the engagement, professionalism, and shared that characterized the review session

It tells a , A story of . A story of . A story of a facility determined not just to function, but to lead.

Stay tuned for more News on this!

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