GAMLS -GAR GH

Medical Laboratory Professionals contribute immensely to healthcare in Ghana. On the 15th April, we celebrate the IFBMLS DAY with the theme: Biomedical Laboratory Scientists promoting sustainability in clinical diagnosis.

All are cordially invited.

*Ghana Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists – Greater Accra Invites Stakeholders to a Public Lecture in Commemoration of IFBMLS Day*

The Ghana Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists (GAMLS) – Greater Accra is pleased to announce a Public Lecture in commemoration of the International Federation of Biomedical Laboratory Science (IFBMLS) Day Celebration.

This year’s event, themed *“Biomedical Laboratory Scientists Promoting Sustainability in Clinical Diagnostics,”* will serve as a platform to highlight the critical role of biomedical laboratory professionals in ensuring quality healthcare delivery through sustainable diagnostic practices.

The event will bring together key stakeholders, including policymakers, laboratory managers, researchers, and healthcare professionals, to engage in insightful discussions on advancing sustainability in medical diagnostics.

We invite all professionals and stakeholders in the Medical Laboratory Science field to join us for this important dialogue. Stay tuned for further details!

GAMLS-GAR EXECUTIVES VISIT LABORATORY FACILITIES IN THE REGION

As part of efforts to strengthen the relationship between the Regional Executives and the esteemed laboratory professionals we represent, the Ghana Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists – Greater Accra Region (GAMLS-GAR) executives visited the laboratory departments of Korle Bu Teaching Hospital and the 37 Military Hospital.

During these visits, the leadership commended members for their dedication and unwavering support for the association. They also encouraged members to continue their commitment to professional excellence and unity within the fraternity.

Additionally, members highlighted various challenges affecting their work. The executives acknowledged these concerns and assured members of their commitment to addressing them within their capacity.

As a key outcome of this facility visitation, the laboratory professionals at the 37 Military Hospital have now been integrated into the association’s official WhatsApp platform. Plans are also in place to add personnel from other security services, including the Ghana Police Service, as well as civil servants. Members are therefore encouraged to continue upholding professionalism and decorum in all engagements on the platform.

In the coming weeks, the executives will extend similar visits to other laboratory facilities across the region.

Thank you.

Laboratory Regards,
Eric Arthur
Regional Secretary