Ghana Standard Treatment Guidelines · 2024

Clinical Intelligence
for Ghana’s
Health Workers

Instant answers to clinical questions. Drug dosages, diagnosis support, disease alerts, and referral notes — offline, free, and voice-enabled.

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Ghana STG
2024 Edition
Works Offline
PWA · No install required
Voice Input
English (Ghana)
Free Forever
No account · No cost
Capabilities

Everything a health worker needs

Built specifically for Ghana’s health system and its frontline workers.

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AI Clinical Guide

Ask any clinical question — diagnosis, dosage, emergency triage — and get answers grounded in the Ghana Standard Treatment Guidelines.

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Works Offline

Install as a PWA and access core functions without internet. Built for remote health posts with unreliable connectivity.

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Voice Input

Speak your clinical question in English (Ghana). Designed for health workers with busy hands or limited typing speed.

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Live Disease Alerts

Real-time health intelligence from WHO, Africa CDC, and ReliefWeb. Ghana-relevant outbreak alerts delivered instantly.

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Pharmacist Notes

One tap generates a formatted medication dispensing note the patient can share with a pharmacist via WhatsApp.

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Specialist Referrals

Generate a full referral note — presenting complaint, clinical assessment, consultation history — to hand to a doctor.

Who it’s for

Designed for every cadre

CHW
Community Health Worker

Safe protocol guidance and referral decisions for the most rural health posts.

RN
Nurse / Midwife

Drug dosages, diagnosis support, emergency triage, and patient handoff notes.

Rx
Pharmacist

Receive structured medication notes directly from referring health workers.

PA
Physician Assistant

Evidence-based second opinions and rare-disease lookup from the Ghana STG.

How it works

Clinical answers in three steps

01
Ask your question

Type or speak a clinical question — diagnosis, drug dose, protocol, or triage — in plain English.

02
Get evidence-based guidance

MedOS returns a response drawn from the Ghana Standard Treatment Guidelines, tailored to your role.

03
Share the summary

One tap creates a pharmacist note or specialist referral note, shared via WhatsApp or clipboard — completely free.

See it in action

A real clinical case

A community health nurse in Ashanti Region types this into MedOS at 9pm. No doctor available. No malaria RDT in stock.

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MedOS Clinical Guide
Ghana STG 2024 · Ashanti Region
32-year-old woman. Fever for 3 days, severe headache, joint pains, no vomiting. No malaria RDT in stock. What should I do?
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Clinical Assessment
Most likely: Malaria (uncomplicated)

Fever + headache + joint pain in Ghana is malaria until proven otherwise. Treat presumptively per Ghana STG 2024.

Treatment (Ghana STG 2024)
Artemether-Lumefantrine (AL)
4 tabs twice daily × 3 days (80/480mg) · Take with food or milk
Paracetamol
1g every 6 hours PRN · For fever and pain
Refer immediately if
Convulsions · Unable to stand or walk · Vomiting all medicines · Jaundice · Unconscious

Response grounded in Ghana Standard Treatment Guidelines 2024. No internet required after first load.

Ready to support better
clinical decisions?

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For offline access, tap Add to home screen in your browser.

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Does MedOS work offline in rural Ghana clinics?

Yes. MedOS is built as a Progressive Web App (PWA) designed specifically for district health posts with 4–8 hour daily internet outages. All core clinical tools — drug dosages, triage protocols, and emergency guidelines — are cached after the first load and work with zero connection. Tap "Add to home screen" in your browser to enable full offline access.

Does MedOS follow the Ghana Standard Treatment Guidelines?

Yes. All clinical guidance in MedOS — drug dosages, treatment protocols, triage recommendations, and referral criteria — is grounded in the Ghana Standard Treatment Guidelines (STG) 2024 Edition, published by the Ghana Health Service. MedOS applies the protocols Ghana health workers are trained on, not generic international guidelines.

Is MedOS free? Do I need an account?

MedOS is completely free with no account or login required. Open medosafrica.org in any browser. There is no subscription, no sign-up form, and no cost. It is built as public health infrastructure for Ghana's frontline health workers.

What clinical tasks can MedOS help with?

AI triage with danger-sign detection (eclampsia, sepsis, malaria, airway compromise), drug dosage lookup from Ghana's Essential Medicines List, clinical AI assistant for diagnosis questions, SOAP note generation from patient vitals, formatted referral letters for specialist handover, pharmacist medication dispensing notes, and real-time Ghana-relevant disease alerts from WHO and Africa CDC.

Who is MedOS designed for?

Community Health Officers (CHOs) in rural health posts, nurses and midwives in district hospitals, physician assistants needing evidence-based second opinions, and pharmacists receiving structured medication notes. Built specifically for Ghana's three-tier district health system.

How do I access MedOS?

Open medosafrica.org in any browser on your phone or computer. No download required. For offline access, tap "Add to home screen" — this installs MedOS as a PWA that works without internet. The triage tool, drug reference, and clinical guide are all available immediately at no cost.

MedOS — Free Clinical Decision Support for Ghana Health Workers