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This Sunday’s edition of JoyNews’ The Probe delved into the state of Ghana’s mental health system.
With rising cases, limited resources, and increasing pressure on frontline professionals, the discussion asks a critical question: Is the system coping or collapsing?
Guests who joined the discussion are Dr. Ama Boadu, Deputy Director-General of the Ghana Health Service; Dr. Richmond Acquah-Coleman, President of the Ghana Psychological Association; and Dr. Eugene Dordoye, CEO of the Mental Health Authority.
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