GARMS Hosts Its Inaugural Annual Conference in Kumasi
The Ghana Association of Registered Medical Sonographers (GARMS) proudly hosted its maiden Annual Conference from 21st to 23rd November 2024, in the historic city of Kumasi.
Held under the compelling theme, “Pushing Boundaries: Advancing to Become an Effective and Efficient Sonographer,” the conference brought together professionals from across the country to engage, exchange, and elevate the standards of sonographic practice.
The event was officially accredited by the Allied Health Professions Council, affirming its value as a platform for professional development and continuous learning.
Across the three days, attendees were immersed in insightful sessions led by distinguished experts whose wealth of experience and practical knowledge enriched every scope of presentations. Through engaging lectures, interactive workshops, and thought-provoking discussions, participants were challenged and inspired to embrace innovation, enhance their competencies, and strive toward excellence in their field.
More than a gathering—it was a movement. A collective step forward to reimagine the future of sonography practice in Ghana.
GARMS as an unwavering body, remains committed to fostering growth, collaboration, and the pursuit of excellence among sonographers nationwide.
The conference drew together sonographers, healthcare professionals, educators, and industry experts from across Ghana, creating a vibrant platform for knowledge sharing and professional networking. Officially accredited by the Allied Health Professions Council, the event was recognized as a valuable opportunity for continuous professional development, reinforcing its importance within the healthcare community.
Over the course of three impactful days, attendees engaged in a rich program featuring insightful lectures, interactive workshops, and dynamic panel discussions. Led by distinguished local and international experts, the sessions covered emerging trends, best practices, and cutting-edge technologies in sonographic imaging. Participants were encouraged to embrace new techniques, enhance their clinical skills, and foster a culture of excellence in diagnostic ultrasound.
The conference was more than a professional gathering; it was a movement aimed at transforming sonography practice in Ghana. By challenging conventional approaches and inspiring innovation, GARMS ignited a collective vision to elevate standards and improve patient care across the country.
As a steadfast professional body, GARMS reaffirmed its dedication to fostering collaboration, continuous learning, and the advancement of sonographers nationwide. This inaugural conference sets a high benchmark for future events and signals a promising future for medical sonography in Ghana.