Kaduna State Enhances Healthcare with 17 Centre Upgrades

The Kaduna State Government is undertaking the rehabilitation of 17 Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) into Centres of Excellence, as announced by Dr Abdulkadir Mu’azu Mayere, the Secretary to the Kaduna State Government, during a groundbreaking ceremony. This initiative aims to enhance healthcare access and quality for residents, regardless of their location or status.
The project includes the distribution of standard tricycle ambulances to improve emergency referrals in rural and underserved communities. Dr Mayere emphasized that the upgrades will encompass not only physical renovations but also infrastructure improvements, medical equipment supply, and enhanced service delivery.
He stated that the goal is to ensure that citizens find functional facilities and competent health workers when they visit government health facilities. The initiative is designed to strengthen healthcare hubs within local government areas, improve clinical quality, and facilitate continuous learning.
Additionally, proper management systems for the ambulances are crucial to ensure effective emergency care.
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