Kwara officials urge healthcare workers to avoid data falsification
Prof. Nusirat Elelu, Executive Secretary of the Kwara State Primary Healthcare Development Agency, has warned healthcare workers against falsifying data in the upcoming immunisation exercise. The warning was delivered during the opening of a five-day training for healthcare workers in Omu-Aran, Irepodun Local Government Area. Prof. Elelu stressed the importance of accurate data to ensure the effectiveness of immunisation efforts. She encouraged participants to share their newly acquired knowledge with colleagues to improve overall service delivery.
Highlights
- Prof. Nusirat Elelu highlighted the critical role of healthcare workers in the immunisation value chain and the need for continuous training.
- The five-day training is aimed at Routine Immunisation Officers, Local Immunisation Officers, and Monitoring and Evaluation Officers from all 16 Local Government Areas in Kwara.
- Prof. Elelu described the training as the first of its kind in the state and urged officers to be diligent and accountable.
- She warned against hoarding knowledge and encouraged participants to promote collective growth.
- Dr Michael Oguntoye, Director of Primary Health Care System, provided practical advice on effective data management and emphasised the importance of proactive and efficient work.
