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Ekurhuleni encourages public feedback to improve clinic services

Residents are urged to share suggestions and concerns about healthcare services to help strengthen service delivery at City of Ekurhuleni clinics.

The City of Ekurhuleni encourages residents to use the existing customer interface platforms to share their feedback, suggestions, and concerns regarding healthcare services.

Suggestion boxes, for example, are available at all health facilities.

“The city values access to healthcare as a basic human right and therefore remains committed to ensuring that everyone receives quality, accessible and dignified primary healthcare services.

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“Those who may feel dissatisfied with the service received may use the above-mentioned platforms or the suggestion box for prompt attention from the clinic head,” said City spokesperson Zweli Dlamini.

Feedback plays a critical role in strengthening service delivery, improving clinic operations, and ensuring that healthcare facilities continue to respond effectively to the needs of communities.

The city values the voices of residents and views public participation as an important part of building efficient, responsive and patient-centred healthcare services.

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Obedience Mkhabela

Journalist for Germiston City News with an overall experience of 5 years in the profession.
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