Member of Parliament for Lambussie and Board Chairman of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, Titus Beyuo, has called for a change in the conduct of some health professionals in Ghana’s hospitals.
Speaking on Badwam on Adom TV, he expressed concern over recurring complaints about poor attitudes among some healthcare workers.
According to him, unless authorities take firm action against such behaviour, the situation will persist.
“Until we are firm for people to know that this cannot be countenanced, it will continue,” he said.
Prof. Beyuo noted that tragic incidents such as the recent death of a pregnant woman and her unborn child highlight the urgent need for reforms within the healthcare system.
He stressed that while investigations are important, long-term solutions must focus on improving attitudes and professionalism.
He added that lives lost cannot be restored, making it crucial to prevent future occurrences through decisive action.
“The woman and the baby cannot come back, but we must provide solutions, and the first is a change in attitude,” he stated.
