Medical Radiation Physics Centre

The Medical Radiation Physics Centre (MRPC) is dedicated to ensuring the safe and effective use of radiation in healthcare across Ghana.

We specialise in diagnostic radiology quality control, radiation dosimetry, and cancer awareness programs, combining research and clinical expertise to improve patient safety and imaging accuracy. Our work supports hospitals, clinics, and research institutions, driving excellence in medical imaging and radiation safety nationwide.

Through cutting-edge research and collaborative initiatives, MRPC advances healthcare standards, reduces risks, and enhances treatment outcomes for patients.

At MRPC, we promote radiation safety and enhance imaging quality. Reach out to us today to learn more or collaborate on research and clinical projects.

Vision

To lead radiation safety and quality assurance in medical imaging and cancer care in Ghana and Africa.

Mission

To establish national diagnostic reference levels for X-ray imaging, optimise the performance of diagnostic radiology equipment, conduct cancer awareness and screening campaigns, and provide training to healthcare professionals in radiation safety and equipment use.

Core Functions

• Assess and optimise diagnostic radiology equipment.
• Measure radiation doses for patient safety.
• Support cancer prevention through education and screening.
• Offer training and consultancy services to ensure regulatory compliance.

Impact and Achievements

• Established national diagnostic reference levels for adult and pediatric computed tomography (CT) examinations.
• Provided clinical services at major hospitals in Ghana, including Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital and the 37 Military Hospital.
• Successfully conducted the 2024 Breast and Prostate Cancer Awareness Campaign with free screenings.