Aisha Buhari, advised medical doctors to examine lies, abuses and excessive charges in order to deliver affordable and quality health care.
He made the call when he visited members of Nigeria's Association of General and Private Medical Practitioners (AGPMPN) in Abuja on Wednesday.
Mrs. Assists the group to make medical expenses affordable to enable all Nigerian access to quality health care.
She
encouraged the group to always expose physicians to others to protect and protect the health and life of many Nigerians.
“There is a need for your association to look into or revisit the hospital fees you charge, you know Private health care is expensive, make your charges affordable to Nigerians.
“As an Association, there is need for you to also check cases of abuse in other to sanitise the system”.
The AGPMPN with some of its members involved in the World Organisation of Family Doctors visited Mrs Buhari to inform her of their desire to partner with her NGO, the Future Assured initiative.
The President's wife said the call was necessary considering the large amount of money The Nigerians spent on medical tourism. He said doctors need to consistently adhere to the code of their profession and areas of expertise. He also said that the Federal Government is working to establish ten thousand (10,000) primary healthcare centers nationwide to strengthen the delivery of health services. However, the President's wife said his NGO, the Future Assured initiative has been working to establish a functional rehabilitation center for children of fewer families, suffering from an illness or something else. He assures the delegation of his team-ready partner for the development and well-being of women and children in Nigeria. In his response, the President of the World Organization of Family Doctors, Prof. Amanda Howe, whose visitation goal is to appreciate Mrs. Buahri's efforts in improving the health conditions of women and children in Nigeria. Howe said the organization has members throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, North America and the Eastern Mediterranean. He said the organization is working with communities and families to provide medical care to their respective countries. He expressed his appreciation for the efforts of the Federal Government in providing adequate primary health care centers in Nigeria to address healthcare challenges to indigenous people, particularly preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the World Organisation of Family Doctors (WONCA) is in collaboration with the World Health Organisation (WHO) on health issues.
WONCA is a global non-profit professional Organisation representing family physicians and general practitioners from all regions of the world; it was founded in 1972.
The meeting was attended by the Senior Special Assistant to the President Dr Hajo Sani as well as former Deputy Governor of Plateau State, Mrs Pauline Tallen, among others.
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“There is a need for your association to look into or revisit the hospital fees you charge, you know Private health care is expensive, make your charges affordable to Nigerians.
“As an Association, there is need for you to also check cases of abuse in other to sanitise the system”.
The AGPMPN with some of its members involved in the World Organisation of Family Doctors visited Mrs Buhari to inform her of their desire to partner with her NGO, the Future Assured initiative.
The President's wife said the call was necessary considering the large amount of money The Nigerians spent on medical tourism. He said doctors need to consistently adhere to the code of their profession and areas of expertise. He also said that the Federal Government is working to establish ten thousand (10,000) primary healthcare centers nationwide to strengthen the delivery of health services. However, the President's wife said his NGO, the Future Assured initiative has been working to establish a functional rehabilitation center for children of fewer families, suffering from an illness or something else. He assures the delegation of his team-ready partner for the development and well-being of women and children in Nigeria. In his response, the President of the World Organization of Family Doctors, Prof. Amanda Howe, whose visitation goal is to appreciate Mrs. Buahri's efforts in improving the health conditions of women and children in Nigeria. Howe said the organization has members throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, North America and the Eastern Mediterranean. He said the organization is working with communities and families to provide medical care to their respective countries. He expressed his appreciation for the efforts of the Federal Government in providing adequate primary health care centers in Nigeria to address healthcare challenges to indigenous people, particularly preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the World Organisation of Family Doctors (WONCA) is in collaboration with the World Health Organisation (WHO) on health issues.
WONCA is a global non-profit professional Organisation representing family physicians and general practitioners from all regions of the world; it was founded in 1972.
The meeting was attended by the Senior Special Assistant to the President Dr Hajo Sani as well as former Deputy Governor of Plateau State, Mrs Pauline Tallen, among others.
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