GHSS

The 4-day Quality System Management (QMS) training using the toolkit for some laboratory personnel in Kinshasa and Lubumbashi - DR Congo by a team from ended with the selection of Improvements Projects (IPs) by each participant from the 04 modules covered. Actual measurable laboratory improvement is the desired outcome of the SLMTA/SLIPTA program.
In small-groups of learning, each participant received a one-on-one coaching to develope an individualized implemnetable plan for his/her improvement projects.
This will be followed by a supportive supervisory visit by GHSS mentors/Auditors and results of these projects will be presented during SLMTA 3 training.
This presentation encourages participants to synthesize, summarise, and share their experiences, thereby building a learning network among in-country peers. #

to use the Platform to support Event and Laboratory based surveillance within the Central African sub-Region, along with notifiable disease surveillance systems and sentinel primary health care systems that will provide important epidemiological information for public health action and for evaluating prevention and control measures within and across member states.

Day 2 GHSS Quality System Management (QMS) training for some laboratory personnel at Centre Culturel Boboto, Kinshasa - DR Congo using the SLMTA toolkit. The training will run from June 11-14, 2019

An empirical assessment has found that The quality of healthcare delivery is poorly assessed and monitored in Cameroon and in most Countries of the Cemac region.
Quality and safety of patient care are also compromised in many procedures of healthcare delivery in these Countries as lack of quality improvement culture required to monitor compliance to basic international standards of patient care is almost completely absent.
our focus is strengthening Laboratory systems and services; The Laboratory being the backbone of any health system and the basis for most medical interventions.

At we insist reliable and efficient Systems for transporting biological specimens are essential for effective patient care,allowing for more rapid diagnosis, initiation of treatment and patient follow up.
Despite recent improvements in laboratory infrastructure in the Central African region, a significant proportion of populations live far from sites where advanced tests are performed .
also insists on Regular and timely specimen pick ups; Professional,consistent safe Transportation and timely return key results.

/ supervisory support visit to Capacity Building, Team Building, Templating and Strategising synergies.