SINCE 2023

Patient Rights Advocacy, Training & Research

Patients' Rights Protection

Earum natus netus fugiat ultrices provident nisl class, possimus dictumst semper diam.

Healthcare Policy Advocacy

Earum natus netus fugiat ultrices provident nisl class, possimus dictumst semper diam.

Training and Research

Earum natus netus fugiat ultrices provident nisl class, possimus dictumst semper diam.

WHO WE ARE

Patient Rights Watch Ghana

Patient Rights Watch Ghana (PR Watch-Ghana) is a civil society organization dedicated to promoting the constitutional and statutory rights of ordinary patients in Ghana. The human rights provisions in the 1992 Constitution of the Republic of Ghana particularly, Article 30 confers rights on sick persons. Also, Ghana has several statutes which seek to protect and safeguard the rights of the sick.

Patient Rights Watch Ghana
WHO WE ARE

Patient Rights Watch Ghana

Patient Rights Watch Ghana (PR Watch-Ghana) is a civil society organization dedicated to promoting the constitutional and statutory rights of ordinary patients in Ghana. The human rights provisions in the 1992 Constitution of the Republic of Ghana particularly, Article 30 confers rights on sick persons. Also, Ghana has several statutes which seek to protect and safeguard the rights of the sick.

OUR PROCESS

Three Simple Step To Start Working Process

Turpis wisi pede tempus assumenda pede quis pretium. Aspernatur dolorem quod ultricies dicta ipsa, culpa condimentum do exercitation molestie, tincidunt quisque in eum, maecenas.

01

Research Project

Turpis wisi pede tempus assumenda pede quis ultricies dicta ipsa.

02

Evaluate Plans

Turpis wisi pede tempus assumenda pede quis ultricies dicta ipsa.

03

Best Results

Turpis wisi pede tempus assumenda pede quis ultricies dicta ipsa.

WHAT WE DO

What We Do

We detect what’s happening on the ground

We amplify victims’ voices

We bring violations of patient rights to the attention of the public and policy makers

We make use of existing laws and procedures to address patient rights violations