Daniel Amaning Danquah
The researcher's work focuses on advancing understanding across multiple dimensions of healthcare delivery and public health improvement. Their studies concentrate on improving test accuracy for malaria management, enhancing community-level case detection using rapid tests in Ghana, evaluating the impact of Licensing Policies on pharmacy services like misoprostol provision, and assessing the effectiveness of pharmacological interventions for TB screening. Additionally, they investigate pharmaceutical economics by examining incentives, pricing strategies, and their economic impacts on accessing antimalarials and medications. This comprehensive approach aims to enhance patient outcomes while optimizing healthcare system efficiency, providing insights that bridge public health challenges with policy implications in pharmacology and economics.
Antibiotic Use and Resistance
Healthcare Systems and Reforms
Malaria Research and Control
Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy
Pharmaceutical Practices and Patient Outcomes
Analysis Of Prescription Compliance with WHO and ICD Protocols for Emerging, Re-Emerging, Infectious, and Non-Communicable Diseases in Ghana (A cross-sectional study)
Evaluating the Understanding, Beliefs, and Recognition of Tuberculosis Screening in the Workplace Among Pharmacists and Pharmaceutical Support Personnel at a Teaching Hospital, Ghana
Pharmacy Council Revolutionizing Pharmaceutical Care in Ghana: The National Electronic Pharmacy Platform (NEPP)
Open AccessPharmacy premises licensing policy formulation: experience from Ghana
Open AccessPharmacy Premises Licensing Policy Formulation: Experience from Ghana
Open AccessThe Accuracy and Perception of Test-Based Management of Malaria at Private Licensed Chemical Shops in the Middle Belt of Ghana
Open AccessMalaria case detection using rapid diagnostic test at the community level in Ghana: consumer perception and practitioners’ experiences
Open AccessMisoprostol provision through community pharmacy and licensed chemical shops in Ghana
EVALUATING ACCESS TO ANTI-MALARIA MEDICINES AND QUALITY OF SERVICE DELIVERY BY COMMUNITY PHARMACIES AND LICENSED CHEMICAL SHOPS IN ASHANTI REGION, GHANA.
Department of Pharmacy Practice
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology