Minority Demands Answers Over Health Systems Shutdown
The Minority in Parliament has demanded accountability from the Ministry of Health and the Ghana Health Service (GHS) following the reported suspension of 10 servers by technology company Akamai over an outstanding payment of US$64,510.95. The Minority says the development, which reportedly rendered critical electronic health information systems, including the District Health Information…
The Minority in Parliament has expressed frustration with the Ministry of Health and Ghana Health Service over the shutdown of 10 servers, reportedly due to an outstanding payment of US$64,510.95 to technology company Akamai. The Minority called for accountability, questioning how financial planning mishaps led to a disruption of critical electronic health information systems like DHIMS2.
They also demanded answers about the Ministry's budgetary allocation to GHIMS and the progress made on the digital health infrastructure.
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