Desk Officers and In-Charges of Health Instructions and host of others have received digitalization training for effective service delivery by the State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency KSCHMA.
The training marks a significant milestone in KSCHMA’s ongoing digital transformation agenda aimed at strengthening healthcare delivery, improving efficiency, and promoting transparency through the Digitized KSCHMA System in a communication issued by Aminu Ahmad Turaki Spokesperson of the Agency sent to thetentaclesnews.com.ng
This innovative platform enables healthcare providers to manage service delivery, verify beneficiaries in real time, and process claims seamlessly.
In his remarks during the closing session, the Deputy Director, Programs, Dr. Musbahu Maimashi, who represented the Executive Secretary, Dr. Rahila Aliyu Muktar commended participants for their active engagement and commitment, emphasizing that the initiative reflects KSCHMA’s resolve to establish a fully digital and data-driven healthcare management system capable of enhancing accountability and performance at all levels of service delivery.
The newly introduced digital tools allow facilities to enter primary services, access live beneficiaries’ photographs, submit and track claims electronically, and generate instant reports.
He noted that the digitization drive aligns with the agency’s vision of building an integrated and transparent healthcare system that meets the needs of all residents, especially the poor and vulnerable.
The training, conducted in phases, brought together participants from across the 44 Local Government Areas, ensuring full inclusion of public and private healthcare facilities.
Participants were drilled on new techniques and hands-on training on data entry, service code requests, electronic claims processing, and compliance with digital reporting standards.
Delivering her closing remarks, Dr. Rahila Aliyu Muktar reaffirmed KSCHMA’s commitments towards sustaining digital innovation and capacity building across the healthcare sector. She assured that the agency will continue to provide technical support and refresher training to ensure smooth operation of the digital system statewide.
At the end of the session participants expressed appreciation to KSCHMA for the capacity-building opportunity, describing the training as timely and transformative.
They pledged to apply the knowledge practically to improve accuracy, efficiency, and service delivery within their respective facilities.
With this milestone, KSCHMA continues to power the digital future of healthcare in Kano—driving a system where innovation, accountability, and technology converge to ensure accessible and quality healthcare for all.
