Department of Health in Nakuru County recently concluded its fourth cluster induction program for Health Facility Management Committees. This transformative initiative unfolded across Bahati, Subukia, and Kabazi hospitals, marking a pivotal moment in the county’s commitment to elevating healthcare services.
A cohort of sixty-three dedicated members hailing from Nakuru County Referral and Teaching Hospital, Naivasha, Gilgil, Annexe, Soin, Keringet, and Olenguruone hospitals participated in an extensive training program. The curriculum, focused on Health Service Management oversight, aimed to empower committee members with the necessary skills and knowledge to enhance healthcare delivery.
At the helm of this operation was County Executive Committee Member for Health, Roselyn Mungai. Her efficient coordination, coupled with a seamless blend of skills and expertise from Governor Susan Kihika’s executive delegation, ensured the success of the induction program. The commitment to advancing healthcare services was evident throughout the training.
Guiding the participants through Governance Structures and Leadership Dynamics was Chief Officer for Environment, Climate, Natural Resources, and Energy, Kennedy Mungai. His invaluable insights enriched the learning experience, equipping committee members with a profound understanding of the intricate governance systems that underpin effective healthcare management.
The event was not only an educational endeavor but also a testament to the collaborative spirit within Nakuru County. H.E. Governor Susan Kihika’s leadership played a pivotal role, with Members of the County Assembly for Bahati and Subukia Wards, Hon. Grace Mwathi and Hon. Isabella Makori, gracing the occasion to show their unwavering support.
Their presence underscored the collective commitment of the county’s leadership to prioritize and uplift healthcare standards. The collaboration between the executive and legislative branches reflected a unified vision for a healthier and more resilient Nakuru County.
As the participants now return to their respective healthcare facilities, armed with newfound knowledge and skills, the impact of this induction program is poised to reverberate across the county’s healthcare landscape. Nakuru County’s dedication to continuous improvement and investment in the capabilities of its healthcare workforce sets a commendable example for regions aspiring to elevate their healthcare systems.
