By: Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei
Hon. Addo in White and Dr. Asare in Black suite |
From Next year Medical
Doctors who complete their Housmanship will not be appointed immediately in the
government hospitals until they are given a financial clearance from the
ministry of finance.
This is as a result of
Government spending over 90% on wage bill; hence the directive from the
Ministries of Health and Finance not to appoint any medical doctor until the
clearance is given.
This was made known by
the Chief Executive Officer of the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital Dr. Daniel
Asare in answer to question from CITI FM Correspondent Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei
regarding the new directive from the ministry of finance that only 3 months
back pay can be paid to any public worker even if the worker had not been paid
for more than one year. He said that health workers are not affected by the
3month back pay directive.
In a related
development the Central Regional Minister Ebenezer Tey Addo has directed that
the Teaching Hospital create a Kidney Fund that can assist patients who
suffering from kidney problems to assist them to be treated since it is a lifelong
disease.
Hon. Addo said this
when he toured the Teaching Hospital to familiarize himself with the operations
of the hospital.
Some of the workers
indicated that they are facing acute water shortage in the hospital including
inadequate accommodation challenges. They appealed to the minister to assist in
solving the challenges affecting them.
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