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Gombe FTH migrates from manual to electronic record-keeping system- CMD

Haruna Abdulrashid by Haruna Abdulrashid
September 24, 2024
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Gombe FTH migrates from manual to electronic record-keeping system- CMD

Dr Yusuf Abdullahi

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By Haruna Abdulrashid

The Chief Medical Director (CMD) of Federal Teaching Hospital Gombe, Dr Yusuf Abdullahi, has stated that the hospital management under his leadership has succeeded in migrating the record-keeping system of the hospital from manual to electronic.

Gombe FTH gate

Abdullahi made this known in a chat with PERISCOPE NIGERIA, adding that the new development has addressed incidences of missing folders, handling mutilated patients records, and reduced patients waiting time, increased patients and hospital staff satisfaction as a better service delivery.

He also stated that since his assumption of office in 2021, the management of the hospital has succeeded in migrating the operation of the hospital from manual to electronic, describing it as one of his major achievements.

 

Abdullahi said, “When clients visits, the the hospital, medical records are done electronically, from entry to the exit and that has enhanced the effective healthcare delivery in the hospital this great effort is in lined with the Renewed Hope Ministerial four point agenda of the Federal Ministry of Health which is being champion by our Honourable Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Professor Muhammad Ali Pate.

“It has now reached a point where all healthcare professionals have limited access to the required patients record in performing their duties. So the issue of confidentiality has also increased in the hospital, there is no more issue of missing folders, mutilated folders are no longer there, amongst others.

Dr Yusuf Abdullahi

“I came in as the Chief Medical Director with a vision of transforming the institution to be truly Patient Centred and staff-friendly, which I sincerely believed this will provide a very robust effective and efficient clinical services, training manpower for health and medical research.”

He said that he is also making the hospital a hub for training manpower for health as well as conducting reasonable research that would impact the lives of Nigerians.

“In order to achieve my vision, we realised the need to create the enabling environment which has to do with conducive infrastructure and at the same time providing the right medical equipments for the services. We also envisaged the need to make the welfare of staff as paramount and very important, staff training and retraining , reasonable staff numerical strength and payment of outstanding arrears,” Abdullahi added.

He disclosed that the first thing he did to actualise his mandate as CMD was able to organise an excellent management team with a number of committees.

New NHIS building at Gombe FTH

The CMD who lauded Governor Yahaya Yahaya of the state for his laudable achievements in the health sector, observed that the governor has been carrying along the management of the hospital in his Healthcare delivery initiative in the state.

The CMD also described the existing relationship between the host community and the management of the Hospital as cordial and symbiotic, adding that the management and staff of the hospital are appreciative of the cooperation and support of the people of Gombe state.

Abdullahi while commending the Emir of Gombe for his fatherly role, recalled that the Emir has always appreciated the management of the hospital for their effective and efficient services in the state.

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