The Honourable Commissioner for Health Dr. Oluremi Akinbobola
	The Commissioner with the Governor during the kick off of immunization (kick out polio).
	The Commissioner during a media chat of one year of Agagu's administration.
	The Commissioner  and the Governor during the flag off ceremony of the third round of year 2004 national immunization date.
	Festival of Surgery.
	The Commissioner and the governor at the opening ceremony of health and poverty reduction forum in conjunction with CHESTRAD international.
	The Commissioner during the kick out polio rally
	Presentation of an ambulance bought for specialist Hospital Ikare Akoko.

PROGRAMMES

1.         Restructuring of the State Ministry of Health and Hospitals’ Management Board.

 2.         Preparation of Ondo State Health Policy Document.

 3.         Reviving the State Health Council.

 4.         Development and Management of Basic Health Centres by the State Government in collaboration with LGAs.

5.         Development and Management of 36 Comprehensive Health Centres by the State Government.

6.         Development of one General Hospital in each Local Government Area by the State Government.

7.         Development of the State Specialist Hospital, Akure to a Standard Specialist Hospital.

8.         Establishment of State Diagnostic/Transfusion Centre at the State Specialist Hospital, Akure.

9.         Strengthening of Preventive Health Services including HIV/AIDS and Immunisation.

10.       Capacity building for new Health Plan.

YEAR 2003

1.         Restructuring of the State Ministry of Health and Hospitals’ Management Board

    (i)     (i) Merging of the Departments of Primary Health Care and Disease Control into one department.

(ii)        Appointment of a full time Chairman for Hospitals’ Management Board.

  (iii)     The Department of Hospital Services, Planning, Research and Statistics in the HMB to operate through 3 Divisions  – Nursing, Pharmacy and Monitoring Services.

  (iv)     The Management of the Basic Health Centres with the LGAs will be through Ministry of Health, while management of Comprehensive Health Centres and the Hospitals’ will be through the Hospitals’ Management Board.    

2.         Preparation of Ondo State Health Policy Document

    (i)     Constitution of the drafting Committee.

   (ii)     Preparation of draft copy of the Policy document.

  (iii)     Submission of final document to the State EXCO.

  (iv)     Printing and Publication of the approved Health Policy Document.

 3.         Reviving the State Health Council

    (i)     Constitute and inaugurate the Council, by October 2003.

 4.         Development and Management of a Basic Health Centre in each of the 203 Wards in Collaboration with LGAs

                (i)     Identification of locations and existing facilities.

                   (ii)        Compilation of needs – staff, equipment and drugs.

 5.         Development and Management of 36 Comprehensive Health Centres in the State

    (i)     Identification of the 36 locations and existing facilities. 

   (ii)     Compilation of needs in terms of staff, equipment and drugs.

 6.         Development and Management of one General Hospital in each Local Government Area of the State

    (i)     Completion of on-going Hospital projects in Igbekebo, Bolorunduro and Iju/Ita-Ogbolu.

7.         Development of the State Specialist Hospital, Akure to a Standard Specialist Hospital             

    (i)     Compilation of needs for upgrading - equipment, staff etc.        

 8.         Establishment of State Diagnostic/Transfusion Centre at the State Specialist Hospital, Akure

    (i)     Compilation of needs.

 9.         Strengthening of Preventive Health Services

    (i)     Routine Immunisation – Ensure timely distribution of potent, adequate vaccines and conduct two rounds of Multiple Antigen Campaigns.

1.    (ii)     Participation in Global Polio Eradication Initiative through National Immunization Days (NIDs).

2.   (iii)     Procurement of HIV/AIDS kits and awareness campaign for Civil Servants, Health Workers, Teachers, Artisans, Traditional Rulers, Religious Leaders, Students and other target groups.

3.   (iv)     Intensification of Roll-Back Malaria (RBM) initiative, procurement of Insecticide Treated Bed-Nets (ITN) and Pre-Packaged Anti Malaria Drugs (PPD).

4.    (v)     Advocacy and Community Mobilization for Onchocerciasis Control activities.

  (vi)     Improved Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control activities.

1.  (vii)     Restructuring of Health Rangers Scheme to also perform monitoring services.

2. (viii)     Establishment of Life Saving Skills (LSS) Training Centre in collaboration with UNICEF.

3.   (ix)     Intensification of Schistosomiasis Control activities.

4.    (x)     Strengthen emergency responses activities to cope with possible outbreak.

  (xi)     Baseline data collection on non-communicable diseases.

10.       Capacity Building for New Health Plans

    (i)     Seminars, Workshops and Training intended for Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other categories of health workers.

   (ii)     Graduate and postgraduate studies intended for Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other categories of health workers.

  (iii)     Construction of a block of 6 classrooms for the School of Health Technology to meet the accreditation criteria of National Board for Technical Education (NBTE).

  (iv)     Fencing of the Schools of Nursing and Midwifery.

   (v)     Procurement of practical Demonstration Instruments/Equipment and Anatomical Models.          

YEAR 2004

1.         Restructuring of the State Ministry of Health and Hospitals’ Management Board

               (i)    Completed

2.         Preparation of Ondo State Health Policy Document

    (i)     Circulation of State Health Policy document.

3.         Reviving the State Health Council

    (i)     Holding of meetings continues.

4.         Development and Management of a Basic Health Centre in each of the 203 Wards in Collaboration with LGAs

    (i)     Establishment and management of 60 Basic Health Centres at 20 per Senatorial District.

   (ii)     Provision of medical equipment and drugs.

  (iii)     Staffing in collaboration with LGAs.

 5.         Development and Management of 36 Comprehensive Health Centres in the State

                (i)     Development and management of 12 CHC at 4 per Senatorial District.

               (ii)     Provision of medical equipment, staff and drugs.

 6.         Development of one General Hospital in each Local Government Area of the State

                (i)     Completion of General Hospital, Owo.

               (ii)     Provision of medical equipment, staff and drugs in all General

                        Hospitals.

 7.         Development of the State Specialist Hospital, Akure to a Standard Specialist Hospital

    (i)     Provision of medical equipment, staff and drugs.

   (ii)     Appointment of consultants.

 8.         Establishment of State Diagnostic/Transfusion Centre at the State Specialist Hospital, Akure

    (i)     Preparation of bidding documents

   (ii)     Advertisement

  (iii)     Opening of Tender Documents

  (iv)     Award of Contract

   (v)     Commencement of Construction Work.

 9.         Strengthening of Preventive Health Services

    (i)     Improve the immunization coverage to 60% through Multiple Antigen Campaign.

   (ii)     Participation in Global Polio Eradication Initiative (PEI) through National Immunization Days (NIDs) continues.

  (iii)     Procurement of HIV/AIDS kits and provision of support and care for HIV/AIDS victims continue.

  (iv)     Procurement of Insecticide Treated Bed-Nets (ITN) and Pre-Packaged Anti-Malaria Drugs (PPD) continues.

    (v)    Community empowerment for Onchocerciasis Control programme.

   (vi)    Support for Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control programme continues.

 (vii)     Support for Health Rangers Scheme continues.

(viii)     Support training of Health Workers on Life Saving Skills (LSS) continues.

  (ix)     Schistosomiasis Control activities continue.

    (x)    Support EmeJrgency Preparedness Response activities continues.

   (xi)    Strengthen the existing associations on non-communicable diseases and formation of new ones.

 10.       Capacity Building for New Health Plan

    (i)     Seminars, workshops and training intended for Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other categories of health workers continue.

   (ii)     Graduate and post-graduate studies intended for Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other categories of health workers continue.

1.  (iii)      Development of Library services of the School of Nursing, Midwifery and School of Health Technology.

    YEAR 2005

1.         Restructuring of the State Ministry of Health and Hospitals’ Management Board

                (i)     Completed

2.         Preparation of Ondo State Health Policy Document

                (i)     Completed

3.         Ondo State Health Council

    (i)                Meetings of the State Health Council continue.

4.         Development and Management of a Basic Health Centre in each of the 203 Wards in collaboration with LGAs

    (i)     Establishment and management of 60 Basic Health Centres at 20 per Senatorial District.

   (ii)     Provision of medical equipment, staff and drugs.

  (iii)                Staffing in collaboration with LGAs.

5.         Development and Management of 36 Comprehensive Health Centres in the State

    (i)     Development and management of 12 CHC at 4 per Senatorial District.

   (ii)     Provision of medical equipment, staff and drugs.

6.         Development of one General Hospital in each Local Government Area of the State

    (i)     Upgrading of facilities

   (ii)     Monitoring to ensure efficient delivery of Health Services.

7.         Development of the State Specialist Hospital, Akure to a Standard Specialist Hospital

    (i)     Upgrading of facilities.

   (ii)     Appointment of Consultants continues.

8.         Establishment of the State Diagnostic/Transfusion Centre at the State Specialist Hospital, Akure

    (i)     Construction work completed.

   (ii)     Procurement and installation of equipment.

  (iii)     Staffing.

9.         Strengthening of Preventive Health Services

    (i)     Achievement of 80% immunization coverage through Multiple Antigen Campaigns.

   (ii)     Participation in Global Polio Eradication Initiative (PEI) through National Immunisation Days (NIDs) continues.

  (iii)     Procurement of HIV/AIDS kits prevention and support and care for HIV/AIDS victims continue.

  (iv)     Provision of ITN/Pre-Packaged Anti Malaria Drugs for children 0-5 years and pregnant women continues.

   (v)     Community empowerment on Onchocerciasis control programme continues.

  (vi)     Support for Tuberculosis and Leprosy control programme continues.

 (vii)     Support for Health Rangers Scheme continues.

(viii)     Support training of Health Workers on Life Saving Skills (LSS) programme continues.

  (ix)     Schistosomiasis control activities continues.

   (x)     Support for Emergency Preparedness Response activities continues.

  (xi)     Awareness campaign on non-communicable diseases continues.

10.       Capacity Building for New Health Plan

    (i)     Seminars, workshops and training intended for Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other categories of health workers continue.

   (ii)     Graduate and postgraduate studies intended for Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other categories of health workers continue. 

YEAR 2006

 1.         Restructuring of the State Ministry of Health and Hospitals’ Management Board

    (i)     Completed

 2.         Preparation of Ondo State Health Policy Document

    (i)     Completed

 3.        Ondo State Health Council

    (i)                Meetings of the State Health Council continue.

 4.         Development and Management of a Basic Health Centre in each of the 203 Wards in Collaboration with LGAs

    (i)     Establishment and development of 60 BHC at 20 per Senatorial District.

   (ii)     Provision of medical equipment and drugs.

  (iii)     Staffing in collaboration with LGAs.

5.         Development and Management of 36 Comprehensive Health Centres in the State

    (i)     Development and management of 12 CHC at 4 per Senatorial District.

   (ii)     Provision of medical equipment, staff and drugs.

6.         Development and Management of one General Hospital in each Local Government Area of the State

    (i)     Upgrading of facilities continues 

7.         Development of the State Specialist Hospital, Akure to a Standard Specialist Hospital

    (i)     Upgrading continues.   

   (ii)     Appointment of consultants continues. 

8.         Establishment of State Diagnostic/Transfusion Centre at the State Specialist Hospital, Akure

    (i)     Upgrading continues.

 9.         Strengthening of Preventive Health Services

    (i)     Sustenance of 80% immunization coverage through Multiple Antigen Campaigns.

   (ii)     Participation in Global Polio Eradication Initiative (PEI) through National Immunisation Days (NIDs) continues.

  (iii)     Provision of HIV/AIDS kits and empowerment of Health facilities on support and care of HIV/AIDS victims continue.

  (iv)     Provision of ITN/Pre-packaged Anti-Malaria Drugs for children 0-5 years and pregnant women continues.

   (v)     Assessment of Community participation in Onchocerciasis control progamme.

  (vi)     Support for Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control programme continues.

 (vii)     Support for Health Rangers Scheme continues.

(viii)     Support training of Health Workers on Life Saving Skills (LSS) programme continues.

   (ix)    Schistosomiasis Control activities continue.       

    (x)    Support for Emergency Preparedness Response activities continues.

  (xi)     Awareness campaign on non-communicable diseases continues. 

10.       Capacity Building for New Health Plan

    (i)     Seminars, workshops and training intended for Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other categories of health workers continue.

   (ii)     Graduate and postgraduate studies intended for Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other categories of health workers continue. 

YEAR 2007 

1.         Restructuring of the State Ministry of Health and Hospitals’ Management Board

    (i)     Completed 

2.         Preparation of Ondo State Health Policy Document

    (i)     Completed 

3.         Ondo State Health Council.

    (i)        Meetings of the State Health Council continue.

 4.         Development and Management of a Basic Health Centre in each of the 203 Wards in Collaboration with LGAs

    (i)     Development and establishment of the remaining Basic Health Centres in the State.

   (ii)     Provision of equipment and drugs.

  (iii)     Staffing in collaboration with LGAs.

 5.         Development and Management of 36 Comprehensive Health Centres in the State

    (i)     Upgrading continues.

 6.         Development of one General Hospital in each Local Government Area

                (i)     Upgrading continues.

 7.         Development of the State Specialist Hospital, Akure to a Standard Specialist Hospital

            (i)        Upgrading continues.

8.         Establishment of the State Diagnostic/Transfusion Centre at the State Specialist Hospital, Akure

                (i)     Upgrading continues.

9.         Strengthening of Preventive Health Services

    (i)     Achievement of  90% immunization coverage through multiple Antigen Campaign.

   (ii)     Participation in Global Polio Eradication Initiative (PEI) through National Immunisation Days  (NIDs) continues.

  (iii)     Provision of HIV/AIDS kits and intensification of awareness campaign on HIV/AIDS continue.

  (iv)     Provision of ITN/Pre-packaged Anti-Malaria drugs for children 0-5 years and pregnant women continues.

   (v)     Intensification of distribution of Ivermectin (Mectizan) tablets in all rural communities.

  (vi)     Support for Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control activities continues.

 (vii)     Support for Health Rangers Scheme continues.

(viii)     Support training of Health Workers on Life Saving Skills (LSS) programme continues.

  (ix)     Schistosomiasis Control activities continue.

    (x)    Support Emergency Preparedness Response activities continues.

  (xi)     Awareness campaign on non-communicable diseases continues.

10.       Capacity Building for New Health Plan

    (i)     Seminars, workshops and training intended for Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other categories of health workers continue.

   (ii)     Graduate and postgraduate studies intended for Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other categories of health workers continue. 

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