National Executives of the Paediatric Society of Ghana have been inducted into office at a short ceremony to lead the affairs of the association in the next two years.

The seven elected executives are expected to work and undertake initiatives aimed at achieving the mission and vision of the society.

They include the President, Dr. Hilda Mantebea Boye; Vice President, Dr. Emmanuel Oppong; General Secretary, Dr. Gabrielle Obeng-Koranteng; and Assistant Secretary, Dr. Haruna Mahama.

The rest were Financial Secretary, Dr (Med) Afua Osew-Gyamfi; Female Executive, Dr (Med) Genevieve Insaidoo, and Male Executive, Dr (Med) Richard Letsa.

Speaking after the induction, Dr. Hilda Mantebea Boye expressed gratitude to the membership for entrusting the leadership of the society under their care for the next two years.

She assured of leading an all-inclusive administration that would build on the success of her predecessors, with a strong collaboration between stakeholders and all members.

She also stressed to “work hard to push the Child Health Agenda and to promote the health and well-being of all children in Ghana.”

The Paediatric Society of Ghana is a child health advocacy group committed to the welfare and interests of children in Ghana.

The Society comprises paediatricians and other doctors, nurses, paramedics, teachers, and members of the general public who share in its vision.

Its activities include organising outreaches to schools, educating communities on issues affecting child health, and engaging stakeholders to promote the health and well-being of children in Ghana.

As a professional body of paediatricians and child health advocates, it remains committed to supporting national efforts in immunisation, maternal and newborn health, nutrition, and health education.