The National Capital District Provincial Health Authority (NCDPHA) has successfully commenced the rollout of cash register installations across its clinics, beginning with Gordons Urban Clinic. This initiative marks a significant step in strengthening financial accountability and improving service delivery within the health system.
As part of the rollout, revenue clerks received training on daily entries, while the Clinic Manager was trained to prepare end-of-day balance reports. Mr. Keith Sosor from Brian Bell, has conducted prior training that aim to equipping NCDPHA’s revenue staff with the necessary skills to operate the new system effectively.
NCDPHA Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Robin Oge, emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating:
“The introduction of cash registers across our clinics is a milestone in ensuring transparency and accountability in our financial processes. By empowering our staff with the right tools and training, we are building a stronger foundation for sustainable health services that meet the needs of our communities.”
Clinics scheduled to have cash register machines installed include:
- Gordons Urban Clinic
- 6 Mile Polyclinic
- Gerehu General Hospital
- Morate Urban Clinic
- Lawes Road Clinic
- Badilli Urban Clinic
This rollout is designed to ensure transparency, compliance, and accountability in all financial operations as stipulated in the Public Finance Management Act, reinforcing NCDPHA’s commitment to modernizing operations and enhancing public confidence in healthcare services.
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