HEALTH WORKERS ASKED TO ADHERE TO ETHICAL CODE OF CONDUCT
‘’It is unethical for health workers to strike despite prevailing peaceful channels to seek redress,’’ she said.
By Our Reporter
KYANKWANZI: Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has asked health workers to adhere to the ethical code of conduct while serving the public.
Nabbanja was on Wednesday addressing intern doctors who are undergoing two-week ideological orientation training at the National Leadership Institute (NALI) in Kyankwanzi.
According to Nabbanja, adherence to professionalism is a key to effective service delivery. ‘’It is unethical for health workers to strike despite prevailing peaceful channels to seek redress,’’ she said.
The president of the federation for medical interns, Dr. Musa Lumumba, describes the training as timely and important in shaping their careers.
‘’The training is timely and important in shaping our career, and this will help us to improve service delivery in the country,’’ he said.
This is the first batch of intern medical workers to undergo such training at the National Leadership Institute in Kyankwanzi.
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni is expected to address the medical interns at the end of the training.
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