Ghana has used AI-like health tracking since 2011 but still struggles to use the data — WHO Expert

Voicefm Ghana November 17, 2025 1 minute read

A WHO Ghana expert has noted the nation has used an advanced E-Tracker for maternal health since 2011 but struggles with data utilization and ICD-11 adoption, highlighting challenges in Ghana’s AI healthcare readiness.

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