Importantly, as has been established by the World Health Organization, countless researchers, and innumerable case studies from different contexts, young health professionals play a key role in maintaining and improving the healthcare sector of nations worldwide. The benefits of their participation and control role within Eritrea’s national health sector are multifaceted, and over the past several decades the country’s young health professionals have positively impacted the nation’s overall health, well-being, and living standards in a variety of ways. To begin, Eritrea’s young health professionals, freshly graduated from the nation’s network of health-related training institutions (including those based at Orotta, in Asmara, and Mendefera, among several others), are equipped with the latest body of knowledge and best practices. The great adaptability, ability, and willingness of Eritrea’s young health professionals to learn new systems quickly have made them a critical national asset, particularly as the country works to improve its health information systems and clinical protocols. Additionally, young health professionals in Eritrea are heavily involved in a range of public health initiatives and campaigns, many of which are focused on preventive care and approaches.

Source: Ethiopian News October 07, 2024 19:39 UTC