Sharing good practice within Uganda’s health sector is vital to ensure continuous improvement can be made in the delivery of efficient and effective health services.The Real Health Uganda has supported a number of fora for CAN Members to share their ideas and practices on the Quality Of care, Patient Support and the interface between ambulance and emergency Services. Presentations from more recent fora are available on this website. For copies of other presentations please contact the department of Health & Human Services.
The Quality Management Programme is RHU’s Assessment, preparatory and Extensive Quality Improvement Programme for health facilities and systems working with the Department of Health & Human Services. It works with professionals to explain systems, how they work and how best they can be explored to benefit patients and service providers in terms of quality of Care
Over 150 attendees have directed received training with QMP, Only 3 physical trainings have been carried out contraint by resources to fully faciliate the applications. RHU has not made this Material For sale hence it cannot ask physicians to pay for traininigs. the Division Of Capacity Building will continue to raise resources to foster more trainings on topics in this programme.
Material For this Training Is Available for PUHMED ® Members who can log into the PUHMED Website:
This programme supports services providers with the skills they need to handle patients with highest level of quality services, with dignity and professionalism through a local clinicians exchange program where specialists happen to work with a set of RHU PUHMED ® member who may be understaffed or could lack the skills required to address a condition that RHU can support with.
The Opportunities in this programme come at RHU’s Discretion, At a specific Time, RHU considers specific requests for services and Members will directly benefit either from the Physician presence at their Facility or from the support provided with guidance, however, the Clinician allocated has a responsibility to:
Employee Assistance Programme Material is also available at the PUHMED intranet website.
The IEP procedure is aimed at providing volunteer clinicians with opportunities to explore tested approaches from across the globe and share their experiences or challenges abroad for solutions that will benefit the Ugandan People. The Programme allows other people from other countries to volunteer here and learn the Ugandan Medical System and how best it can be improved.
Material Is available at the PUHMED Library.
This is one of the Volunteer Missions of the Organisation that encourages international volunteers to come around and provide skills and services to our people. The Uganda Korea Medical Camp Mission has housed over 400 volunteers since 2012 and has had a wide-range of adoptions of best practices over the year.
The Content of the programme can be accessed a href="/our-work/community-health/ukmc/" target="_blank">here or at the PUHMED ® Website
This is a national conference that has had five QI seating but most of the information is yet to be availed
