The strike action by doctors at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) has been suspended following several meetings with stakeholders and management.
As a result, the doctors will immediately resume their full clinical, academic, and administrative duties at the facility.
This decision was communicated in a notice issued by Dr. Michael Leat, Chairman of the Komfo Anokye Doctors Association, dated March 14.
The strike, initiated on Wednesday, March 13, stemmed from accommodation challenges, with claims that over 30 colleagues had received eviction notices and were given a one-week ultimatum to vacate their bungalows at Danyame.
The disruption in healthcare delivery caused frustration and inconvenience to patients.
In response to the situation, hospital management engaged in a series of meetings with the striking doctors and other stakeholders to address the issues.
Following these discussions, the doctors expressed satisfaction with the assurances from management and agreed to end the strike.
