ST. WALBURG'S NYANGAO REFERRAL HOSPITAL BOARD MEETS TO REVIEW THE HOSPITAL'S STATUS AND DEVELOPMENT.

The Board of ST. Walburg's Nyangao Referral Hospital has held its ordinary meeting to discuss and review various matters concerning the hospital's operations, service delivery and overall development.

The meeting, held on November 5, 2026, at the hospital's conference hall, was chaired by the Board Chairman, Mr. Peter Maduki, and attended by the Board Secretary, who is also the Medical Officer in Charge of ST. Walburg's Nyangao Referral Hospital, Dr. Masanja Kasoga. The meeting addressed various agenda items aimed at assessing the hospital's performance, discussing existing challenges and establishing strategies to strengthen operations and ensure the provision of quality healthcare services to the community.

Among the key issues discussed were the current status and progress of the hospital, as well as the presentation and review of recommendations from various Board committees.

These committees included the Administration and Human Resources Committee, which presented recommendations on administrative matters and human resource management; the Quality Committee, which submitted recommendations aimed at improving the quality of healthcare services; and the Finance and Management Committee, which presented recommendations concerning financial management and hospital leadership matters.

Speaking shortly after officially opening the meeting, the Board Chairman, Mr. Peter Maduki, urged hospital staff to continue working hard, demonstrating commitment and maintaining professionalism in carrying out their daily responsibilities. He emphasized the importance of unity, accountability and teamwork in ensuring that the community receives quality healthcare services.

Furthermore, he encouraged staff to maintain a spirit of dedication, take pride in their work and uphold professional ethics in order to sustain the hospital's achievements and strengthen public confidence in the healthcare services provided by the institution.

The meeting forms part of the ongoing efforts by the Board and Management of ST. Walburg's Nyangao Referral Hospital to continuously improve healthcare services, strengthen institutional management and implement development plans for the benefit of the community it serves.