This is not Healthcare, its Institutionalised Harm
This is not Healthcare, its Institutionalised Harm
OSRAN AMANFO ACQUAH 
People are not dying in Ghanaian hospitals because their diseases are untreatable, they are dying because basic hygiene is absent.
A health system without water, gloves, or soap is not under-resourced; it is dangerous!
Infection control failures are silently turning hospitals into breeding grounds for preventable deaths.
These are not accidents but predictable outcomes of neglect and poor prioritisation.
Every reused glove and unwashed hand pushes patients closer to infections they never came in with.
Antibiotic resistance is rising because we refuse to fix the simplest problems.
Prevention is cheap, but neglect is costing lives.
These avoidable deaths are not inevitable, they are a choice we continue to make.
