Bernard Agbonoshie: CEO of Bernajis Media, Senior State Registered Nurse, Author & Public Speaker.

Brain Drain in Ghana’s Health Sector: Can Higher Wages Stop It?

Ghana continues to experience the migration of nurses and other healthcare professionals to countries offering better salaries and working conditions. This article examines whether Ghana could attract foreign nurses and what salary levels would be required to retain skilled healthcare workers.

Nurse Migration in Ghana: The Hidden Impact on Healthcare Delivery

Ghana's policy of facilitating overseas employment opportunities for nurses may provide economic benefits and reduce unemployment, but it also raises important concerns about healthcare worker retention, motivation, and the future of healthcare delivery in the country. This article examines the hidden impact of nurse migration on Ghana's healthcare system and explores possible solutions.

DNA Test and Child Identity issues in Ghana: Why Appearance Cannot Determine Biological Parenthood

Can a child's physical appearance determine whether they are biologically yours? This article explores the science behind DNA testing, child identity, genotype, and phenotype, explaining why resemblance alone cannot confirm or rule out biological parenthood. Learn why DNA testing remains the most reliable method for establishing paternity and preventing wrongful accusations within families.

Patient Rights in Ghana’s Healthcare System: challenges and the way forward

Many patients in Ghana become passive participants in their own healthcare, leaving all decisions to medical professionals. This article explores the dangers of patient objectification and why active involvement can improve safety and treatment outcomes.

Africa’s Growing Hypertension Burden: How Misconceptions About Health Checks Are Fueling the Crisis

Hypertension remains a major public health challenge across Africa. Despite increased awareness campaigns, many people continue to avoid blood pressure screening because they believe knowing their health status can somehow cause disease. This misconception may be contributing to delayed diagnosis, preventable complications, and the growing burden of hypertension on the continent.

“Eii, the doctor is also sick?”

Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals are human beings who can also fall sick. Discover why this common public perception is misleading and why healthcare workers deserve the same care and compassion as everyone else.

Why you must send your aging parents/dependants for routine check up

Sometimes, I jokily tell my audience that, if your loved one who depends on you refuses to comply with known health condition management, call police to arrest him or her because you are likely to suffer the consequences of their intransigence when they get on admission

What Do “Once Daily,” “Twice Daily,” and “Three Times Daily” Really Mean?

Taking medicines correctly is essential for successful treatment, yet many people misunderstand common dosing instructions such as "once daily," "twice daily," and "three times daily." This article explains what these instructions mean, why correct timing matters, and how to avoid common medication errors for safer and more effective treatment.

No drinks with sweeteners for younger children, say UK advisers

It says preschool children should become accustomed to drinking water instead.

Kidney Failure and Kidney Disease; understanding the key Differences

Kidney disease and kidney failure are often confused. Learn the important differences, the five stages of kidney disease, common causes, prevention tips, and why early detection can save lives.

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