Health Reforms: Akwa Ibom Demands Re-Registration of Private Hospitals

Akwa Ibom govt to shut health facilities with unqualified staff - Commissioner

The government said the decision is to ensure healthcare services are delivered by trained professionals, thereby safeguarding citizens’ health and well-being The post Akwa Ibom govt to shut health facilities with unqualified staff – Commissioner appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Health reforms: Akwa Ibom demands re-registration of private hospitals

As part of its reforms in the health sector, the Akwa Ibom State Government has announced plans to commence the re-registration of all private hospitals

Oyo Assembly Approves Makinde’s €55m French Facility For Statewide Health Reforms - Today Splash-Your No 1 Community Newspaper

In a move expected to drastically transform Oyo State’s healthcare sector, the Oyo State House of Assembly has granted concurrent approval to a €55 million

Akwa Ibom to Shut Down Hospitals with Fake Medical Staff

Akwa Ibom to Shut Down Hospitals with Fake Medical Staff All private hospitals, labs, pharmacies to be re-registered Two oxygen plants to be commissioned in August By Grateful Ogunjebe EDITOR’S PICKS  President Tinubu Pays Tribute to Late Olubadan, Oba Olakulehin Judiciary Leads ADR Push as Lagos Launches 2025 Settlement Week Trump, Brazil’s Lula Clash […] The post Akwa Ibom to Shut Down Hospitals with Fake Medical Staff appeared first on EkoHot…

Akwa Ibom Govt. to shut down health facilities with unqualified staff, enforce stricter regulations

The Akwa Ibom State Government has announced plans to shut down health facilities operating with unqualified medical staff as part of a broader reform in the state’s health sector.  The post Akwa Ibom Govt. to shut down health facilities with unqualified staff, enforce stricter regulations  appeared first on Nairametrics.

A’Ibom To Shut Health Facilities With Unqualified Personnel

The Akwa Ibom State Government has said it will shut down health facilities operating with unqualified medical personnel in the state. The Commissioner for Health, Dr Ekem John, disclosed this during a health Sector Town Hall meeting on Sunday in Uyo. According to John, the decision is to ensure that healthcare services are delivered by trained professionals, to safeguard citizens’ health and well-being. He also stated that Gov. Umo Eno had dire…