The Edo State Healthcare Regulation and Monitoring Agency (EDOHERMA) has reiterated its commitment to improving healthcare standards and service delivery through stronger collaboration with institutions involved in health education and professional development.
The Chief Executive Officer of EDOHERMA, Dr Adesuwa Urhoghide-Edigin, gave the indication when she received the Provost of the College of Health Sciences, Dr Imoisili Udoka, during a courtesy visit to her office in Benin City.
The visit provided an opportunity for both institutions to underscore the importance of partnerships in strengthening healthcare regulation, advancing health education and promoting quality healthcare delivery across Edo State.
The engagement also highlighted the need for greater collaboration between healthcare regulatory bodies and academic institutions to ensure improved standards, effective professional training and better healthcare outcomes for residents.
EDOHERMA plays a key role in regulating and monitoring healthcare facilities and services in the state, with a mandate to promote safety, accountability and quality in healthcare delivery.
The meeting further reflects the importance of strategic partnerships in building a stronger healthcare system that prioritises professionalism, quality service and the well-being of Edo residents.
