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The government congratulated all nurses in the country and asked them to provide better quality services and to ensure that they have made significant changes in the quality of health care and complete complaints from some customer services especially from a few uncomfortable staff.

The Order has been issued in Iramba District Council today and Deputy Health Secretary General, Office of the Regional Administration and Local Government Dr.  Dorothy Gwajima during the World Nursing Day held in Kiramba District Hospital in Iramba District Council, Iramba District, Singida Region.

He said the nurses in the country are the largest army in the health sector because they are the most comparable to the other cadres, you are able to make major changes to the provision of quality services to the community if they decide to use their profession effectively.

He said the nurses are giving to patients and caring for them with compassion and care will help to reduce health concerns in the country and the quality of nursing services is important in attracting consumers of service as you are the most part-time client.

“As you have said in your farewell, many nurses are struggling to keep the standards of nursing professionals but few have flaws, and not to give up the despair and frustration, but the despair and discontent the unscrupulous do not help them because, it is expensive for the nation to lose one client because of the nurses.  immoral ”He emphasizes Dr.  Gwajima

Dr.  Gwajima said, as a result of a few non-compliance staff health professionals including doctors, nurses and all other cadres, many customers are reluctant to come to the services to get services and instead they buy to take drugs and drink without consulting a doctor or they are looking for a remote service.  more expensive and consequently, citizens become heavy to join health insurance bags.

Dr.  Gwajima said the behavior of some service providers to discourage customers is unacceptable and every facility should have a lively access to customer feedback in order to provide an opportunity for non-moral people to be exposed to the community.

She has explained that nurses have the ability to make a change in the Health sector by providing better services to the community, leaving uncomfortable languages ​​because the first service at the health facility is the language used and the statement is a measure of service calls.

He said that, if the services are provided with the best quality and all resources managed well, most citizens will join the health insurance so they will reduce the dependence on the central government in the cost of operating services every day.  In addition, the government will remain enabling major infrastructure related to infrastructure and jobs.

“It is impossible for us to fail to use health insurance opportunities to improve services simply because there are some who are disappointing for lack of ethics.  In addition, it is not possible for citizens to join health insurance and fail to take care of the services and money back to the government, we must plan for better services from the statement, the availability of tests, medicine and the overall environment.

Telling about self-evaluation in the performance of the Health Service Providers.  Gwajima has called on nurses and all healthcare workers to monitor and evaluate the performance of the data in order to identify the workforce for each employee rather than provide general general information about staff shortages.

“It has emerged that all the information provided is a shortage of staff but there is no workforce statistics for the current staff and you find some of the stations at noon when the customers have finished and further checking you will find even some of the appointed staff members have not arrived but when you ask for information you are told a shortage of staff.  , how do we analyze how many people have served the customers since they came to work until they came out? ”said Dr Gwajima

He has also requested the service centers that, in line with the improvement of services to ensure they continue to encourage citizens to cut health insurance to eliminate dependence on the Government.

At the same time Acting Chief Medical Officer of Iramba District Dr.  Hussein Sekopo said in the financial year 2018/2019 a total of 9231 households have joined the Social Health Fund between 15,000 / = households expected to be equivalent to 61.5 million and the total revenue collected is more than 92 million shillings.

And the Nurse Nurse of Iramba District Hospital.  NocklaVicent thanked all nurses for working in partnership, love and understanding that has made the health sector continue to improve

They also thank the Government for recruiting new staff including the Health sector in the country which has helped reduce staff shortages and improve service to citizens.

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