In a significant move to bolster child healthcare initiatives, Deputy Commissioner Ayesha Marjan presided over a crucial meeting to evaluate the monthly performance of the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) across the district.
Comprehensive Performance Assessment
The high-level review session brought together key health officials and EPI coordinators to conduct an in-depth analysis of the program's recent achievements and challenges. Detailed discussions focused on vaccination coverage rates, resource allocation, and strategies to enhance service delivery.
Ambitious Targets Set
During the meeting, Deputy Commissioner Marjan established clear performance benchmarks and directed officials to intensify efforts toward achieving comprehensive immunization coverage. The DC emphasized that protecting children from vaccine-preventable diseases remains a top priority for the district administration.
Key Directives Issued
- Enhanced monitoring of vaccination teams in the field
- Improved coordination between health department and local communities
- Regular performance reporting and accountability measures
- Addressing gaps in hard-to-reach areas
Strengthening Public Health Infrastructure
The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to strengthening the district's immunization framework. Officials were instructed to implement immediate corrective measures where performance indicators showed room for improvement, ensuring that every child receives life-saving vaccinations.
The Deputy Commissioner's active involvement underscores the administration's dedication to achieving optimal public health outcomes through the EPI program, which serves as a critical component of the district's healthcare strategy.
