Health workers train in public relations

Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Local Government, Gabaake Gabaake, speaking at the end of a five-day programme for health workers on public relations and customer care run by IDM last Friday, said they can be better than the private sector given their training, equipment and facilities.

He urged clinic staff to be ambitious and creative. Their facilities should be places where patients can get early diagnosis, he pointed out. Gabaake said their role was to prevent diseases without waiting until people were sick.

He said to improve they should invite evaluation and criticism from the public. Gabaake said they should find opportunities in the area of HIV, as some have already done with their experience in Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT). They found work in other countries as consultants.

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