Mawuli Diagnostic & Treatment Centre is a duly registered private enterprise strategically formed to empower healthcare delivery, assuring patients that diagnostic and therapeutic tools will be made available to them for the first time in Ghana and the West Africa sub-region, improving their health and saving the lives of millions of people.
It was duly registered on 11th February 2015 at the Registrar-General's Department in Accra with the registration number BN910372015. In the future, as part of the vision, we will have sister companies registered in other countries of the region.
With your collaboration, we seek to provide quality healthcare that will make a difference by improving the health of the people of Ghana and Africa at large.
This proposal seeks to achieve extraordinary improvements in human health by providing a central diagnostic centre in Accra where Ghana and the West Africa sub-region can send their samples/patients for diagnosis and/or therapeutics. We shall also operate in strategic locations in all the regional capitals and densely populated cities of Ghana, where patients can access these diagnostic and therapeutic tools. We are also proposing a partnership with the government to establish/refurbish the existing facilities on their premises all over the country, collaborating in the Clinical Laboratory, Pathology, Telemetry, Cardiovascular, Gastroenterology, Genetic, Neurophysiologic, Pulmonary, Allergy, Surgical and Imaging Diagnostic and Treatment Centres, so that patients do not find themselves crisscrossing town in search of those infrequently needed tests and treatments, and many times having their samples sent abroad or they themselves going abroad because those tools are either broken in the government facilities or non-existent in our country. A percentage of the profit goes to the government facility in which we operate, and this will help strengthen its auto-sustainability.
As the experience becomes successful in Ghana, we will extend our tentacles to disseminate to the entire continent of Africa where, except for South Africa, healthcare delivery, including diagnostic tests, operates at the lowest levels in the world. The payment capacity of individuals in most African countries is on the increase as most economies develop to enter the lower middle-class range. African economies are among the fastest growing in the world. Today, the continent is poised to transform the global economic landscape. Annual growth is expected to average 7% over the next 20 years.
We are proposing your organisation to have a joint venture with us to help solve the deficiencies in the area of diagnostics in healthcare delivery not only in Ghana but also in Africa as a whole.
Your organisation will leave an indelible legacy and ever be remembered in the annals of history for the good they have done to elevate the quality of healthcare in Ghana.
The Board of Directors of Mawuli Diagnostic & Treatment Centre, led by Dr. Emmanuel Yao Voado, MD, the Founder, and your organisation will both select the Management Committee that will oversee the day-to-day administration of these centres.
We are strategically formed to empower health care delivery, assuring patients that diagnostic and therapeutic tools will be made available to them for the first time in Ghana, the West Africa sub-region, and Africa at large, improving their health and saving the lives of millions of people.
To support the global health movement, we effectively address global and regional issues through our advocacy work, collecting and providing information and knowledge on medical science and good health, and through innovative services and tools that help in curbing poor health. We offer information on healthcare and referral information for health-related issues.
Extend healthcare to expand happiness: A world in which individuals, politicians, civil society groups, and the daily lives of people are freed from diseases.
We shall provide a central diagnostic centre in Accra where Ghana and the West Africa sub-region can send their samples/patients for diagnosis and/or therapeutics. As the experience becomes successful in Ghana, we will extend our reach to the entire continent of Africa.
• Integrity
• Compassion
• Accountability
• Respect
• Excellence
- Improve the delivery of diagnostic services in Ghana, the West Africa sub-region, and Africa at large.
- Establish a central diagnostic and treatment centre where Ghana, the West Africa sub-region, and Africa at large can send their samples/patients for diagnosis and/or therapeutics.
- Provide these services on-site where numerous general practice and specialist physicians are located, or near/in government facilities that are in need of these services, making the results faster and more convenient.
- Ensure that patients have access to diagnostic and/or therapeutic services and personnel that are currently unavailable in Ghana.
The philosophy of Mawuli Diagnostic & Treatment Centre is based on the reality that every human being is a unique individual and that we all have a right to good health and should have access to means for a comfortable life in one way or another.
At the Mawuli Diagnostic & Treatment Centre, we are committed to respecting the following principles:
1. As coalition builders, we will work co-operatively with all individuals and groups, with/for profit and not-for-profit corporations and organisations, and with governments and international bodies committed to the fight to extend health to the needy, subject only to the policies and priorities set by our governing bodies.
2. We undertake to be open, honest, and accountable in our relationships with everyone we work with and with each other. We endeavour to perform our duties honestly, faithfully, and efficiently, respecting the rights of National Branches and of our colleagues.
3. We will be politically non-partisan and non-sectarian in our work.
4. We will treat and cure vigorously and courageously wherever sickness has been reliably identified.
5. The decisions we take will be based on sound, objective, and professional analysis and high standards of medical research.
6. We will only accept funding that does not compromise our ability to address issues freely, thoroughly, and objectively.
7. We will provide accurate and timely reports of our activities to our stakeholders.
8. We will respect and encourage respect for fundamental human rights and freedoms.
9. We are committed to building, working with, and working through national branches worldwide.
10. In our operations and recruitment policies, we will strive to create equal opportunities for all, and achieve balanced and diverse representation with respect to gender and religion, as the diversity of the movement we serve requires.