Princess Ruhama Acheampong

Dr. Princess Ruhama Acheampong is a Lecturer in the Department of Health Promotion and Disability Studies at the School of Public Health, University of Ghana. Her work bridges public health research with digital health innovations, focusing on low-resource settings.

• Employment Records: Lecturer at University of Ghana
• Areas of Specialization: Health Promotion, Disability Studies, mHealth
• Institutions of Study: Likely University of Ghana (inferred from affiliation)

Her research explores childhood illnesses, maternal health, and healthcare access barriers in rural Ghana, often utilizing mobile technologies for disease surveillance and health education. Key themes include:

• Mobile health (mHealth) applications for child and maternal health.
• Health literacy and culturally influenced care-seeking behaviors.
• Strengthening primary healthcare through technology and community partnerships.
• Challenges in diagnosing and managing sepsis and malaria in resource-limited environments.

While her publications span topics like neonatal care, oral health in aging populations, and antenatal management of fungal infections, the detailed content of her qualifications, grants, and awards remains unavailable in the provided text.