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Bungoma Governor Kenneth Lusaka yesterday issued a stern directive for the full adoption of a new health management system across all sub-county hospitals in the county. 

The move, he says, is aimed at improving efficiency, transparency, and accountability in the sector.

Addressing medical superintendents, Lusaka underscored the importance of the system in combating corruption and wastage, which have plagued the healthcare sector.  “We must modernize our operations to deliver better services to our people,” he asserted.

The governor also demanded strict adherence to procurement guidelines, warning of severe consequences for any breaches. 
He emphasized the critical role of the health sector and the need for all systems to function seamlessly.

Expressing concern over delayed payments from the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF), Lusaka pledged to engage the insurer to expedite reimbursements. He assured residents of the county’s commitment to maintaining adequate drug supplies in all health facilities.

The governor also demanded strict adherence to procurement guidelines, warning of severe consequences for any breaches.