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Approved Structure for Health Centre IV and III

by Mundua Patrick / 12 April 2023 / Published in Featured, General, News
https://publicservice.go.ug/download/approved-structure-for-health-centre-iv-and-iii/

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4 Comments to “ Approved Structure for Health Centre IV and III”

  1. Graham Godfrey Owiny says :Reply
    30 May, 2024 at 19:16

    I love updates about national health centers in Ugandan.

    1. Aceng teddy morine says :Reply
      25 July, 2024 at 13:46

      Good afternoon I have a concern,
      I am the health information assistant attached to hcii
      My concern is since July 2020 we had a salary deduction up to today and without any clear reasons
      Since salary is a right and the standing order state clearly salaries can only go up not downward please can you help me get clarity as to why my was brought down great to get good response

  2. Jassa Fredrick says :Reply
    13 July, 2024 at 23:29

    I love updates about our health system

  3. phionah says :Reply
    16 September, 2024 at 15:27

    Why is it that accountants are not considered in the approved structure for the Health centers yet they are crucial in their day to day financial management activities.and yet other cadres are considered like secretaries.

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