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Mahama announces 20% salary incentive for health workers in deprived areas
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Mahama announces 20% salary incentive for health workers in deprived areas

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to introduce a 20 per cent basic salary incentive for health professionals who accept postings to deprived and underserved communities. The initiative forms part of efforts to address the uneven distribution of healthcare workers and improve access to medical services in areas where residents face significant challenges in obtaining care.

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