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Healthcare technology must not replace human touch - College of Physicians advocates
” It brought together members, trainees, policymakers, health institutions and other stakeholders to reflect on the contribution of the college to healthcare development in West Africa and discuss the future of specialist medical education.
The Ghana Chapter of the West African College of Physicians (WACP) has cautioned that emerging technologies in health care must not replace the human touch in medical practice.
Shaping the future Dr Lawson said the anniversary provided an opportunity for the college to assess its achievements and revise training programmes to reflect current medical evidence and practices.
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