Mrs Gladys Bediako Honoured at the 6th Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards
Our Nurse Manager, Mrs Gladys Bediako, has been recognised by the Ministry of Health in the Leadership and Governance Category of the 6th Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards.

St. Elizabeth Catholic Hospital is proud to congratulate our Nurse Manager, Mrs Gladys Bediako, on receiving an award in the Leadership and Governance Category at the 6th Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards, organised by the Ministry of Health.
The Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards celebrate nurses and midwives across Ghana whose work raises the standard of care. Recognition in the Leadership and Governance Category honours the way a nurse leader guides teams, upholds professional standards and builds a culture of safe, compassionate care.
A leader at the heart of our nursing team
As Nurse Manager, Mrs Bediako oversees nursing and midwifery services at St.Elizabeth Catholic Hospital. Her leadership shapes the care our patients receive on every ward, every day, and this national recognition reflects that commitment.
A word of thanks
In a message of appreciation after the ceremony, Mrs Bediako said:
I am deeply grateful to the Ministry of Health for this great honour and recognition in the Leadership and Governance Category at the 6th Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards. This recognition is a testament to the dedication, commitment, teamwork and service of everyone who has contributed to my journey as a nurse leader.
To God be all the glory.
Thank you to my colleagues, mentors, family, and everyone who has supported and encouraged me along the way.
Management, staff and the entire St.Elizabeth Catholic Hospital family congratulate Mrs Bediako on this well-deserved honour. Her achievement is a source of pride for the hospital and an inspiration to every nurse and midwife on our team.
Together for better health care.
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