Amen Scientific Herbal and Alternative Medical Hospital was among big wigs in the pharmaceutical and medical sector who received various awards for their contributions to the health industry in Ghana.
The 5th Ghana Pharma Awards was held at the Gold Coast Kempinski Hotel with a call for sustainable Innovation and technologies to bridge industrial gabs in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.
Themed “Positioning The Pharma Industry To Meet Future Trends and Technology,” the event which focused on addressing innovative and technological shortfalls in the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare industries.
At that auspicious event, Amen Scientific Herbal and Alternative Medical Hospital was awarded the ‘ Herbal Hospital of the Year’ for its contributions in Herbal Medicine research and healthcare.
The event aimed at identifying projects and individual achievements of industry professionals and partners who have produced clear values and compelling results, also sought to recognize excellence and provide recognition for individuals and businesses that have played a defining role and demonstrated achievement across a wide domain of sustainability, operational excellence, and innovation.
In a speech read on his behalf, the Minister of Health, Mr Kweku Agyemang Manu said the call for a sustainable technological era was in the right direction noting that, the government was fully committed to it.
He said the ability of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to adapt and evolve progressively, make it an invaluable tool in revolutionizing the approach towards healthcare.
Mr. Agyemang Manu indicated that embracing future trends, technology, and innovation was the surest way to create a sustainable and inclusive healthcare system for the benefit of all Ghanaians.
The Minister who revealed that the theme for the event aligned with the 2023 Ghana Health sector theme, which focuses on “sustainable financing for primary health care towards attainment of universal health coverage in Ghana: role of stakeholders,” said it was evident that achieving universal health coverage does not only include financial risk protection but also access to high-quality essential health-care services.
“Let us work together to address the challenges facing the industry, and drive towards the realization of a more robust healthcare system in Ghana,” he said.
“Let us remember that healthcare is not just a vital aspect of our society, but also a fundamental pillar for socio-economic progress,” he added.
