The United States Agency for International Development has donated N61.2 million Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health training equipment
Dr Oluwadamilola Olaogun, USAID Representative at the handing over ceremony of the materials in Abuja on Thursday, said the donation was made to improve the quality of health care in FCT.
Olaogun said the gesture was part of Memorandum of Understanding signed with FCT to help revitalise the healthcare system in the territory in order to deliver quality and more affordable health care services to its residents. “Today, we are happy to be part of this handover ceremony of Low Dose High Frequency training equipment and supporting documents that will help FCT enhance the training of its health workforce.
“Adoption of Low Dose, High Frequency training methodology which improves the retention of information among staff trainees, represents a part of USAID support for improved healthcare in the territory and Nigeria as a whole. “This assistance came through our implementing partner, Integrated Health Project, this our partner helps to improve the quality of health care in four states and FCT,” she explained.
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