**Fatshimetrie: A commitment to improving health care in Isiro**
The Haut-Uélé province, located in the northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo, has recently been at the heart of a strong commitment to improving health conditions at the Isiro general reference hospital. The governor of the province, Jean Bakomito Gambu, affirmed his desire to restore this establishment to its former glory and to guarantee adequate care for patients.
Accompanied by the vice governor and members of his government, Governor Gambu went to the Isiro General Referral Hospital for a guided tour. This initiative is part of a global program which will be presented to the Provincial Assembly in the coming days. The objective is clear: identify the needs of the establishment in order to provide it with the equipment and resources necessary to offer quality care to the population.
The hospital’s medical director, Dr. David Kamalu, welcomed this visit, emphasizing the importance of supporting the establishment to ensure adequate health coverage for all residents of the Haut-Uélé province. The precarious conditions in which the hospital finds itself were observed first-hand by provincial authorities, which highlights the urgency of action to improve the situation.
Improving health conditions at the Isiro general reference hospital cannot be achieved without adequate financial and logistical support. Governor Gambu therefore has a crucial role to play in mobilizing the necessary resources to guarantee quality medical care. This approach is part of a global vision aimed at meeting the health needs of the population.
In conclusion, the commitment of the governor of Haut-Uélé province to improving health care in Isiro is a crucial step in the fight to guarantee equitable access to quality health services for all. This investment in public health is essential for the well-being and development of the community. Hopefully these efforts will bear fruit and contribute to significantly improving health conditions in the region.