The Health District IV Workforce Team, led by the Permanent Secretary, Dr Abimbola Bowale, has conducted a comprehensive monitoring, supervision, and evaluation exercise across all Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) under its jurisdiction, reinforcing the state’s commitment to improving grassroots healthcare delivery.
The exercise was designed to assess the quality of services, identify operational gaps, and ensure that health programmes are effectively implemented with optimal utilisation of available resources.
During the inspections, the team reviewed several healthcare service activities and provided on-the-spot recommendations aimed at strengthening service delivery.
Dr Bowale stressed the importance of accountability, efficiency, and responsible resource management in boosting healthcare outcomes for residents.
Highlighting best practices for improved service delivery, the District’s Director of Medical Services and Disease Control, Dr Oludolapo Sotunde, urged healthcare workers to embrace the 5S methodology, Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardise, and Sustain.
He noted that the approach promotes cleanliness, safety, and efficiency within the healthcare environment.
According to Dr Sotunde, removing unnecessary items, maintaining cleanliness, and implementing consistent procedures help create a more organised and hygienic workspace, ultimately enhancing the quality of care provided to community members.
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