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Frontline Health worker gets adequate training



On Thursday 25th June 2020, Ministry of heath in partnership with seed Global Health gave training to the front line health workers at Mulago, Butabika and Kiruddu hospitals in the Covid-19 management, continuity of essential health services and infection control and prevention.


A total of 180 health workers have been equipped with the skills and knowledge on how to manage Covid-19 and continue with provision of essential health services

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