The Governor flagged off the immunization advocacy during the visit of the Executive Secretary Nasarawa State Primary Health Care Development Agency Dr. Usman Iskilu who led a team comprising the First Lady, Silifa Abdullahi Sule, the programme consultant Dr. Isah Vatsa, Wives of Local Government Councils Chairmen, NLC State Chairman and WHO representative at the event that took place at the Government House Council Chamber.
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The Nasarawa State Primary Health Care Development Agency (NAPHDA) under Usman is focused on improving healthcare access and quality, particularly for maternal and child health, through initiatives like revitalizing primary healthcare facilities and partnering with organizations like IMPACT to build new facilities.
Here’s a more detailed look at the agency’s activities and initiatives under Usman Iskilu Saleh:
Revitalizing Primary Healthcare Facilities:
The agency, in collaboration with the Federal Government and the World Bank, is working to revitalize all the primary healthcare facilities across the state to ensure improved healthcare for residents, with 24-hour services.
Open-Door Policy and All-Inclusive Leadership:
The Executive Secretary of the agency, Iskilu-Saleh, has always expressed commitment to an open-door policy and all-inclusive leadership, seeking to improve healthcare service delivery to the people of the state.
Universal Health Coverage:
The agency’s initiatives are part of the state government’s efforts to achieve universal health coverage.
Improved Healthcare Access:
The revitalization of facilities and the construction of new ones aim to improve healthcare access for residents, particularly in rural areas.
Quality Healthcare Service Delivery:
The agency is committed to providing quality healthcare service delivery to the people of the state.
Addressing Maternal and Child Morbidity:
The focus on maternal and child health aims to reduce maternal and child mortality and morbidity rates.
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