Evelyn Bonnie urges Ghana to invest in medical science - MyJoyOnline
Evelyn Yaira Bonnie, an associate professor at the Noguchi Memorial Institute, is urging the Ghanaian government to increase investment in medical research and specialist training. She argues that integrating research directly into clinical environments is essential for translating scientific discoveries into practical healthcare solutions.
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Increased funding for medical research is critical for improving healthcare outcomes and preventing the 'brain drain' of skilled professionals from developing nations.
--> In Ghana, Evelyn Yaira Bonnie, an associate professor at the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research, called on the government to systematically invest in medical research and specialist training. According to her, this will help translate scientific discoveries into practical solutions for the healthcare system and retain qualified researchers in the country.
Bonnie said this on September 29 during the University of Ghana Medical Centre Research Symposium, dedicated to integrating research, technology and clinical care, MyJoyOnline reports . The event was organized by the Medical Scientific Research Centre through its research training and development unit and external engagement office.
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