Join us as we celebrate the 9th Annual General and Scientific Meeting under the theme, Achieving Universal Health coverage through value- based care.
From 18th May to 21st May 2023, Elmina. Activities line up include CPDs, Launch of WFDD, Scientific Meetings, AGM, Health walk, Dinner and Awards Night and Thanksgiving service
One of the cornerstones of the Society of Family Physicians of Ghana (SOFPOG) October Breast Cancer awareness campaign is a symposium that brings together healthcare experts, survivors, patients, and advocates. The theme for this event, to be held on Thursday 19th of October, is ” The Journey Through Breast Cancer: Current trends in management.” It will…
Introduction In Ghana, breast cancer remains a significant public health concern, affecting thousands of women each year. To combat this threat, the Society of Family Physicians of Ghana (SOFPOG) has initiated a monthly breast cancer awareness campaign. This campaign aims to demystify myths surrounding breast cancer, encourage regular check-ups, show solidarity with breast cancer patients…
The Importance of Breast Exams Introduction:Taking charge of your health is a vital aspect of self-care, and one crucial step in this journey is initiating breast exams. Starting breast exams at age 20, whether performed by yourself or in a clinical setting, can play a significant role in early detection of breast health issues. This…
10th Anniversary Dinner Dance and Awards Night On Saturday, May 18th, 2024, the 10th Anniversary Dinner Dance was held at the Capital View Hotel in Koforidua. The night was filled with glitz and glamour, celebrating 25 years of achievements in Family Medicine training in Ghana. The event honoured Senior Members who have been instrumental in…
Point of care ultrasound (POCUS) is a crucial tool for timely decision making by healthcare workers at the bedside. Under the auspices of the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School’s International Surgical Health Initiative (ISHI) in collaboration with the Society of Family Physicians of Ghana (SOFPOG) and the Faculty of Family Medicine of the Ghana College…
Debunking the Myth: Breast Cancer is Not Always Hereditary Introduction:There is a common misconception that breast cancer is always hereditary, passed down from generation to generation through family genes. In reality, while hereditary factors can contribute to breast cancer risk, the vast majority of breast cancer cases are not related to genetics. This article aims…
