In a passionate and no-holds-barred address at the recent Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) One Day Conference, Dr. Baba Gana Adam, Permanent Secretary, called for an urgent ethical revolution within the FCT healthcare system.
His panel discussion on the topic “Patients, Voice, and Participant, Human Dignity, and Reducing Patients’ wait period for a more friendly Primary Healthcare Delivery” resonated deeply with attendees, emphasizing the need for accountability, transparency, and grassroots healthcare reform.
Dr. Adam’s approach is grounded in practical, patient-centered accountability, stressing the importance of addressing healthcare needs at the grassroots level.
He highlighted the potential of smartphone technology in rural areas and urged less dependency on foreign donors.
Dr. Adam’s vision for reform includes stringent training and a culture of accountability, calling for a comprehensive commitment from all stakeholders.
He called for a comprehensive commitment from all stakeholders government, citizens, and communities. “When recruiting for primary healthcare centers, ensure that locals with the necessary skills are trained and engaged. There would be accountability in the system.”
Dr. Baba Gana Adam’s candid and powerful address serves as a clarion call for an ethical revolution in FCT’s healthcare system. His emphasis on grassroots involvement, digital innovation, and stringent accountability lays a solid foundation for transforming healthcare delivery, ensuring it truly serves the people it is meant to protect and heal.
