The District Health Authority CEO in Gujrat inspected door-to-door healthcare services to check
the performance of Community Health Inspectors. Dr Syed Aitizaz Ahmed visited different areas
of Union Council Hariya Wala to review the services being provided to local families.
He was accompanied by District Focal Person for Community Health Inspectors Amjad Ali.
During the visit, they inspected Qutababad Mohalla and Qila Dar Singh in village Chechian
Shams.

According to an official health source, the CEO checked how Community Health Inspectors
were providing healthcare services to families. He also reviewed the registration of households
in the electronic record system.

The inspection included checking essential health tests and screening services offered at
people’s doorsteps. These services included haemoglobin tests for girls and women aged
between 15 and 45 years. The purpose of these services is to help identify possible health
concerns and improve access to basic healthcare.

Dr Syed Aitizaz Ahmed also visited several houses and spoke with family heads. He asked
residents about their experience with the Community Health Inspectors. He also collected
feedback about the quality of healthcare services being provided in their areas.

During the visit, the CEO directed union council focal persons to improve the monitoring of field
activities. He instructed them to check the inspectors’ work daily on a cluster-wise basis. He also
stressed the importance of submitting regular reports about their activities.

The CEO said that proper monitoring and accurate electronic records are important for
improving healthcare services. These steps can also help ensure that families receive the
required health facilities at their doorsteps.

The inspection aimed to review field performance and identify areas where healthcare delivery
could be improved. It also highlighted the importance of regular monitoring and public feedback
in strengthening community health services.

Source: News report

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