The Speaker of the Parliament in Uganda has issued a directive to the Prime Minister, urging her to provide a report to the house regarding the situation of intern doctors in the country.
This move comes amidst growing concerns over the welfare and working conditions of these medical professionals.
The directive was issued during a parliamentary session, where members discussed the challenges faced by intern doctors, including long working hours, inadequate pay, and inadequate training facilities.
The Speaker emphasized the importance of addressing these issues and ensuring that intern doctors are able to work in safe and supportive environments.
The Prime Minister has been asked to provide a detailed report on the steps that the government is taking to address these concerns and improve the working conditions of intern doctors.
Meanwhile this report is expected to outline the government’s plans for improving the infrastructure and training facilities available to these medical professionals, as well as addressing issues related to their remuneration and working hours.
The situation of intern doctors in Uganda is a matter of serious concern, and the government’s response to this issue will be closely watched by both the medical community and the public at large.
This directive from the Speaker of Parliament is an important step towards ensuring that the government takes meaningful action to address the challenges faced by these essential healthcare workers.
