About PUBLIC HEALTH ALLIANCE INTERNATIONAL GHANA - PHAIG
Public Health Alliance International Ghana (PHAIG) is an independent not-for-profit Health Think Tank that seeks to address the many issues of health in Ghana and throughout the Sub-Sahara African region through evidence-based research, health policy analysis and stakeholder engagements. Founded in December 2021 by Dr. Bernard Okoe Boye MD MPH MBA and Dr. Prince Samuel Nuamah MD MPH, the organization aims to close the wide health knowledge gap across the different sections of the Ghanaian public through dissemination of research information on various health issues in order to facilitate health policy enactment or revisions and the acceptance of these policy and policy changes thereof. The objectives of the organization are stated below: • Bring more visibility to pertinent health issues within sub-Sahara Africa through stakeholder engagements • Conduct evidence-based research into various health issues and ensure subsequent publication of research results on easily accessible public platforms • Drive health policy and infrastructure changes at all levels of health governance through various research • Liaise with other health organizations both global and regional to leverage synergy in finding practical solutions to health-related issues in the sub-region. • Collaborate with stakeholders in various industries, offering research-based recommendations to adopt practicable solutions to environmental health problems associated with industrial activities.
- Employees
- 11 to 50
- Headquarters
- Ghana
Leadership
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Samuel Nuamah
Co-Founder
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