Members of the newly appointed Board of Directors of the Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH) have called for ceasefire between\u00a0staff and management of the hospital.<\/p>\n
Interacting with the media, the Board Chairman, Dr. Abdullah Tinorgah, emphasized the need for the hospital staff to exhaust internal conflict resolution mechanisms in addressing their grievances.<\/p>\n
He said the staff and management needed to maintain a cordial relationship to deepen efficiency at the Hospital.<\/p>\n
[contextly_sidebar id=”s2NiRB7h8aQFxGi16sV9kGzL6PSBjKjC”]Dr. Abdullah Tinorgah decried the financial leakages which affected the hospital\u2019s internally generated funds and concluded that such practice would be a thing of the past.<\/p>\n
He revealed the Board’s decision to rapidly appoint substantive Directors for the various departments, adding that\u00a0the new board is determined to reinvigorate the hospital to meet international standard.<\/p>\n
As a major referral health facility serving the three regions of the north, the Tamale Teaching Hospital is bedeviled with a myriad of administrative challenges.<\/p>\n
Insubordination and the formation of parallel authority at the departmental levels are the biggest challenges there.<\/p>\n