Our CEO Richard Francis, on why a business mindset is important for solving access to healthcare problems. Check it out! http://bddy.me/2iWAEmG

In this video: Healthcare access pioneers from around the world talk challenges and solutions http://bddy.me/2Bk3lEE

In this video: Healthcare access pioneers from around the world talk challenges and solutions http://bddy.me/2BjjrPe

“The app is helping people in diverse ways, as we have qualified doctors and expertise on board, who are responding promptly to questions. This is bridging the gap...” Read more of what Elvin Blankson, digital healthcare entrepreneur, has to say about his app ‘GoPharma’ and why it matters for many Ghanaians in and outside of the capital city, Accra. http://bddy.me/2AYmbRR

Check out Elvin Blankson on JOY TV in his hometown of Accra, Ghana, talking about how he is using mobile technology to increase access to quality healthcare! Elvin is a digital healthcare entrepreneur and one of the winners of the Sandoz HACk - Healthcare Access Challenge. Great work, Elvin! http://bddy.me/2A0Faar

“We are interested in the fastest and best ways to increase access to better health for people everywhere.” Alan Court, United Nations Senior Advisor discusses both malaria and Health as the agenda for 2030. http://bddy.me/2AO6E77

As we reach the end of this inspiring week learning about how our corporate responsibility programs in #Ghana are #makingaccesshappen, we're proud of our three associates Jolanta Rosenberger, Andrea Blanco and Nicky Mathieson, who joined us on this journey to understand how we are all collectively helping to bring our mission to life. Stay tuned to hear more about their experience. 📸 by @christianback.com

Today, we’re learning about a day in the life of a Sandoz #Ghana employee. Stay tuned to hear what our three #SandozProudMoments winners learnt. 📸 by @christianback.com

Charlotte is very proud of how well she cares for her daughter, Rebecca. Accepting a cancer diagnosis and then, that there would be no financial or emotional support from Rebecca’s father, has been very difficult. But she finds strength in her commitment to her child and in the confidence of the staff at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra. Doctors and nurses there explained that Rebecca could be cured, if the full treatment protocol was followed. It would mean two and a half years of treatment and paying out of pocket for medicines, as they are not covered by the national health system. Luckily, says her mother, Rebecca has a sponsor and her medicines are covered. Otherwise, Charlotte wouldn’t be able to afford the treatment. World Child Cancer is working with doctors and nurses in Ghana to improve cancer care for children. We are proud to partner with them in this effort. #makingaccesshappen 📸 by Christian Back

Blindness is twice as common in Africa. Yet 80% of cases of blindness in Africa are treatable. Find out about an innovative approach to tackling blindness in Africa. #MakingAccessHappen http://bddy.me/2inA1pr

Today we met Elvin, a #SandozHACk winner, to hear how his idea, GoPharma, is helping to connect city pharmacists with out of town pharmacists in #Ghana. #SandozProudMoments

Today we are meeting the #SandozHACk winner and healthcare innovator Elvin Blankson. Elvin is the founder of GoPharma, an app that links pharmacists with medical counter assistants in rural facilities or clinics.