Regional Director of Health Services Commends Sene East District on Teamwork and Performance.

 







The Regional Director of Health Services has lauded the staff of Sene East District for their dedication and exceptional performance despite their limited numbers. The remarks were made during her district tour, which coincided with a national holiday—a fact she highlighted as evidence of the commitment and teamwork among the district’s health personnel.


In her address, the Regional Director expressed her admiration for the district’s ability to achieve remarkable outcomes with limited human resources. “Though you may not have a large workforce, your achievements rival those of districts with more staff. This reflects a strong sense of teamwork and dedication,” she stated. She emphasized that teamwork is the foundation of extraordinary accomplishments, saying, “It is through teamwork that common people achieve uncommon results.”

The Regional Director also shared encouraging words for casual staff, recognizing their significant contributions to the Ghana Health Service (GHS). She assured them that they are an integral part of the health system, with equal entitlement to the benefits enjoyed by mechanized staff. “Casual staff should see themselves as part of the Ghana Health Service. Mechanized staff benefits extend to you as well, and your role is critical to our success,” she noted.

Regarding the implementation of the Network of Practice (NoP), the Regional Director commended the district for its progress in incorporating this new initiative. She acknowledged the active participation of Community Health Management Committees (CHMCs) and other stakeholders, praising the district’s efforts to align with the program's goals. “Although the NoP is new to all of us, I can see that Sene East is making commendable strides in its implementation,” she remarked.

In a significant boost to logistics, the region is set to receive 11 tricycle bikes, with each district, including Sene East, allocated one in the initial phase. The Regional Director emphasized the importance of these resources in enhancing mobility and service delivery, particularly in hard-to-reach areas.

She concluded her visit with a rallying call to all health workers in the district to strive for excellence and aim for recognition at the national level. Highlighting the importance of documentation and appraisal, she urged staff to maintain accurate records of their achievements. “Let us work hard and aim for this year’s national awards. Start filling your appraisal forms now to ensure your efforts are recognized,” she advised.

The visit by the Regional Director has reinvigorated the district’s health team, reinforcing their commitment to delivering quality healthcare services and achieving greater heights in the coming year.

 

 

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