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Analysis of the Ghanaian Public Health Act, AI Regulatory Regimes and Vaccine Manufacturing and Distribution Channels in Ghana

Author(s) Alfred Addy, Veronica Adams, Maria Acka, Cynthia Amadzor, Beatrice Ekua Amoh, George Benneh Mensah
Country Ghana
Abstract Objective: Analyze Ghana's public health law comprehensiveness, responsiveness, uniformity and accountability regarding complex modern risks at the intersection of infectious disease, medical AI and vaccine equity.
Method: Doctrinal legal review (CRuPAC) of the 2012 Public Health Act combined with sociolegal analysis of judicial cases, academic literature and comparative governance on emerging technologies.
Results: Gaps exist regarding infectious disease forecasting, transparency duties, decentralized flexibility and technology regulation that constrained pandemic response.
Conclusions: Ghana's outdated health law requires modernization to address twenty-first century convergence of biotechnology, data usage and human rights.
Recommendations: Parliament should amend legislation to embed oversight, participatory mechanisms and binding duties around accountable and rights-respecting development and deployment of AI tools supporting vaccine delivery.
Contributions: Provides novel interdisciplinary framework assessing legal readiness for scientific healthcare priorities.
Significance: Analyzes institutional deficiencies and reform options for life-saving technology integrations.
Keywords Public health law, AI accountability, Vaccine equity, Ghana legislation, Legal readiness
Field Sociology > Administration / Law / Management
Published In Volume 6, Issue 1, January-February 2024
Published On 2024-01-25
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i01.12279
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