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What to know about Ghana’s pilot emergency bed management system
File photo of patients on the floor of a hospital due to unavailability of beds The government has begun piloting a national emergency bed management system aimed at addressing Ghana’s persistent “no-bed syndrome” in hospitals.
It is a system designed to help the government monitor and manage emergency bed capacity across participating hospitals.
The system is expected to give health authorities real-time information on available emergency beds, patients occupying them and how long patients have remained in emergency units.
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