ANAMBRA SHMB WARNS HEALTH INFORMATION OFFICERS OVER LATE REPORTS, REITERATES 7TH-DAY DEADLINE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 ANAMBRA SHMB WARNS HEALTH INFORMATION OFFICERS OVER LATE REPORTS, REITERATES 7TH-DAY DEADLINE By Ebele Egoh The Anambra State Hospital Management Board (SHMB) has urged Health Information Management Officers to ensure accurate medical records, timely data submission and strict protection of patients’ confidential information to strengthen healthcare delivery across the state. The Director of Medical Support Services of the Board, Mrs Nneka Uzor, gave the call during a meeting and training session for health information personnel held on Oct. 9 at the SHMB conference hall. Mrs Uzor stressed that maintaining complete medical records and safeguarding patients’ information are essential professional responsibilities, cautioning  the officers against disclosing sensitive health information to unauthorised persons and urged them to uphold the highest standards of confidentiality. Also speaking, the Head of Health Information Management at the Board, Mrs Ijeoma Onyeogulu, outlined k...
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SALLAH SPECIAL PATROL: SUSTAIN THE HIGH TEMPO-OYEYEMI CHARGES PERSONNEL, AS HE SEEKS MORE COOPERATION OF THE MOTORING PUBLIC FOR GREATER PERFORMANCE.{PHOTO}.#PRESS RELEASE.

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Following reports of satisfactory performances of personnel deployed for the ongoing sallah special patrol, the Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Dr Boboye Oyeyemi has urged the operatives to sustain the high tempo while seeking more cooperation from the motoring public for greater performance. He also expressed satisfaction with the general conduct, commitment and professionalism exhibited by the personnel at the front line of the operations. 


The remarks were contained in a statement by the Corps Public Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem who quoted the Corps Marshal saying the gallantry and excellent performances embedded so far into the exercise has impacted positively on the special operations. 


Oyeyemi also noted that the successes achieved so far was only made possible through the cooperation of all categories of road users. He therefore called on all motorists to continue cooperating with the operatives of the Corps.


According to him, " I must commend the cooperation of the road users, and state categorically that the excellent performances and positive impact recorded by the corps were directly tied to the high rate of compliance received from the motoring public".


Kazeem also said that the commendation became necessary after receiving briefs from supervisory officers deployed from the National Headquarters to monitor the special operations nationwide.


The Corps Marshal also reviewed the entire processes and activities of the Corps, urging the staff not to relent but keep their morale high.


He expressed satisfaction with the general conduct of the staff and output across the country, while conceding that there were some setbacks in the ongoing special patrol exercise.


Oyeyemi, however, recalled that a noticeable number of the motoring public were seen violating traffic rules urging the staff to rededicate themselves for greater performance.


He, therefore, warned those involved to desist from such dangerous acts by complying with all safety precautions, as the road does not forgive.

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