Ghana

Number of resources: 10

The stigma of mental illness in Southern Ghana: attitudes of the urban population and patients’ views

Barke A, Nyarko S, Klecha D. The stigma of mental illness in Southern Ghana: attitudes of the urban population and patients’ views. Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol. 2011;46:1191-202.

Case control study to determine the factors associated with leprosy in the Sene District, Brong Ahafo region of Ghana.

Ofosu AA, Bonsu G. Case control study to determine the factors associated with leprosy in the Sene District, Brong Ahafo region of Ghana. Ghana Med J. 2010;44(3):93-7.

Decentralization of health systems: Preliminary review of four country case of studies

Bossert T, Beauvais J, Bowser D. Decentralization of health systems: Preliminary review of four country case of studies. Bethesda: Partnerships for Health Reform; 2000.

Health management information systems in lower income countries: An analysis of system design, implementation and utilization in Ghana and Nepal

Campbell BB. Health management information systems in lower income countries: An analysis of system design, implementation and utilization in Ghana and Nepal. Amsterdam: Royal Tropical Institute; 1997.

Integrating leprosy control into primary health care: the experience in Ghana.

Bainson KA. Integrating leprosy control into primary health care: the experience in Ghana. Lepr Rev. 1994;65(4):376-84.

Ghana Medical School and dermatology.

Harman RR. Ghana Medical School and dermatology. Trans St Johns Hosp Dermatol Soc. 1972;58(2):290-7.

Leprosy control in Ghana.

Davis A. Leprosy control in Ghana. Ghana Nurse. 1967;4(1):6-9.

Observation on the frequency of A.B.O. and RH blood groups in leprosy and non-leprosy people in Ghana.

YANKAH JA. Observation on the frequency of A.B.O. and RH blood groups in leprosy and non-leprosy people in Ghana. Lepr Rev. 1965;36:73-4.

Pattern of eye diseases in leprosy patients of Northern Ghana.

CHATTERJEE S, CHAUDHURY DS. Pattern of eye diseases in leprosy patients of Northern Ghana. Int J Lepr. 1964;32:53-63.

[Rapid medical survey in French W. Africa. II. From Senegal to Soudan and High-Volta: leprosy, trachoma; a Sudanese Negro empire, called Ghana which disappeared in the XIIIth century.]

[Rapid medical survey in French W. Africa. II. From Senegal to Soudan and High-Volta: leprosy, trachoma; a Sudanese Negro empire, called Ghana which disappeared in the XIIIth century.]. Presse Med. 1951;59(36):757-8.