Rheumatology

Society of Ghana

Advancing Rheumatology Care, Education, Research, and Advocacy in Ghana

Welcome to the official website of the
Rheumatology Society of Ghana

RSG is the professional body dedicated to improving the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and long-term care of rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases in Ghana.


We bring together physicians, trainees, nurses, physiotherapists, researchers, allied health professionals, and patient advocates committed to excellence in rheumatology.


Proud Host and Partner of
AFLAR CONGRESS 2027
Proud Host and Partner of
AFLAR
CONGRESS 2027
Proud Host and Partner of
AFLAR
CONGRESS 2027
Proud Host and Partner of
AFLAR
CONGRESS 2027
Proud Host and Partner of
AFLAR
CONGRESS 2027
OUR MISSION
To promote high-quality clinical care, professional development, research collaboration, public awareness, and policy advocacy in rheumatology.


ADVOCACY
& AWARENESS

Representing our members’ voices to shape policy and increase public understanding of our role.

PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT

Supporting you through accredited events, networking opportunities, and leadership initiatives.

CLINICAL
EXCELLENCE

Providing access to the latest guidelines and peer-reviewed research to support your daily practice.

HIGHLIGHTS

Media

Announcements

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AFLAR 2027 Scientific Congress: Shaping the Future of Rheumatology - 19 to 24 April 2027

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World Sjögren’s Day: A Day of Recognition – 23/07/2026

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CPD: Childhood-Onset SLE - 26/07/2026 @ 3pm

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LATEST NEWS

Clinical Insights: Spotting Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) in African Patients

by Rheumatology Society of Ghana • 3 September 2026
Essential clinical insights for healthcare practitioners on diagnosing Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) in Ghanaian patients. Rheumatology Society of Ghana

Bridging the Specialist Gap in West African Rheumatology Care

by Rheumatology Society of Ghana • 3 August 2026
Explore how the Rheumatology Society of Ghana is enhancing specialist training and medical education across the region.

Recognizing World Sjögren’s Day on 23 July: Advancing Awareness, Support, and Understanding

by Rheumatology Society of Ghana • 17 July 2026
World Sjögren’s Day | 23 July | Understanding the systemic realities of this autoimmune condition and how we are advancing patient-centred care across Ghana.
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