MINISTRY OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES (MOHHS) EMBARKS ON MINISTERIAL LEADERSHIP MONITORING AND EVALUATION (M&E) TRIP TO EBEYE HOSPITAL

 

Ebeye, Marshall Islands, 10 January 2024 — Secretary of Health Francyne Wase-Jacklick recently led a Ministerial Leadership Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) trip to Ebeye Hospital, organized by the Ministry’s Leadership Team (MLT). The primary goal of this initiative was to strengthen collaboration, discuss program updates, address communication challenges, and outline work plans to commence the year on a positive note.

 

During the visit, a constructive meeting was conducted with the heads of departments at Ebeye Hospital. The session provided a platform for open discussions, with everyone recognizing positive changes implemented in recent months. Notable improvements included creating a healthier working environment and enhancing departmental requests turnaround time, both of which contributed to the overall efficiency of the hospital.

 

Secretary Wase-Jacklick took the opportunity to engage in sideline conversations with patients during her visit. Patients shared their observations, expressing appreciation for the positive changes they have experienced. The hospital was noted to be much cleaner, and the functionality of air conditioning units has significantly improved, ensuring that patients no longer feel uncomfortably hot during their stay.

 

The Ministerial Leadership Monitoring and Evaluation trip reaffirmed the MOHHS's commitment to proactive measures for continuous improvement in healthcare services. Secretary Francyne Wase-Jacklick commended the efforts of the entire Ebeye Hospital team, acknowledging their dedication to creating a more conducive and efficient healthcare environment for both staff and patients.

 

One of the highlights of the M&E trip was the Staff Appreciation Gala, where the MOHHS team joined in recognizing the dedicated service of Ebeye Hospital staff. The gala celebrated the commitment of individuals who have served for 20 years, 30 years, 40 years, and an impressive 50 years, exemplifying their unwavering dedication to healthcare in the Marshall Islands.

 

Awards were presented in various categories to acknowledge the outstanding contributions of staff members. The Innovation Awards, Best Collaborator, and Best Service Delivery in clinical and non-clinical categories were among the accolades bestowed upon deserving individuals, recognized by their peers for their exceptional work.

Additionally, the gala featured Legacy Awards, honoring pioneer health workers who have made enduring contributions to the healthcare landscape. Two distinguished awards were presented: the Late Dr. Maidher Kabua Legacy Award and the Late Dr. Tregar Ishoda Legacy Award. These awards pay tribute to the lasting impact and significant contributions of these individuals, ensuring their legacies continue to inspire current and future generations.

 

Secretary Wase-Jacklick expressed her gratitude to Acting Deputy Secretary, Dr. Dustin Bantol & the entire Ebeye Hospital team for their hard work and dedication. The success stories shared during the M&E trip demonstrate the positive impact of collaborative efforts and the commitment to delivering quality healthcare services to the people of the Marshall Islands.

 

 

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