The Deputy Minister of Health inspects the services of a health unit and discusses the golden thousand days at a symposium in Zagazig
Dr. Abla Al-Alfi, Deputy Minister of Health and Population, made a field visit to Sharkia Governorate, during which she was accompanied by Dr. Hani Mustafa Gomaa, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health in the governorate, where they inspected the Bahria Razna Family Medicine Unit in Zagazig, and the Deputy Minister participated in an awareness seminar at the Egyptian Public Library. Within the framework of the directives of Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Deputy Prime Minister for Human Development and Minister of Health and Population, the necessity of field visits to monitor and improve the level of services.
The tour began with a visit to the Bahria Razna Family Medicine Unit of the Health Administration in Zagazig, which serves about 34,349 people, during which the Deputy Minister inspected the rooms providing family planning and counseling services, where she reviewed Frequency records and ensured the availability of various family planning methods and the integrity of recording frequency data.
Dr. Abla praised the efforts of family planning teams in providing services. High quality, stressing the importance of increasing women’s access to family planning methods and improving reproductive health to reduce unwanted pregnancies. She also recommended intensifying health awareness campaigns and enhancing the advice provided to women. During the visit, she listened to the opinions of a number of frequent women who expressed their satisfaction with the level of services. Introduction.
The Deputy Minister and Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health in the governorate also inspected the integrated care management services within the unit, where they followed the performance of the medical teams in assessing the development parameters of children and work indicators within Presidential initiatives, and follow-up included initiatives to support women’s health, early detection of breast cancer, maternal and fetal health, hearing loss in newborns, chronic diseases, and kidney disease.
I also discussed The “Thousand Golden Days” initiative plan, stressing the importance of improving health service paths for beneficiaries, and stressing the intensification of health advice within the initiative to screen those about to marry, and raising awareness of the importance of breastfeeding to reduce rates of dairy use. Industrial.
Dr. Abla Alfi also participated in an awareness seminar on the "Golden Thousand Days" initiative. And reproductive health at the Egyptian Public Library in Zagazig, in the presence of Engineer Lubna Abdel Aziz, Deputy Governor of Sharqia, and Dr. Hani Jumaa, along with a large number of rural women and pioneers.
The symposium addressed the importance of providing care. Integrated health care in the first thousand days of a child’s life, and the role of pre-marital examination in reducing the risks of genetic diseases such as thalamiemia. It also highlighted family planning and breastfeeding services, and stressed the need to educate women about reproductive health and reproductive health practices. Improving family health.
These visits and seminars come within the framework of the Ministry of Health and Population’s endeavor to improve the quality of health services and enhance community awareness of reproductive health issues, in line with the state’s vision for achieving sustainable development. .
