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ZUNO Joins Battle against Cholera OutBreak

January 19, 2024/0 Comments/in Frontpage Article, News /by ZUNO Admin

The Zambia Union of Nurses Organization (ZUNO) has stepped forward with a significant contribution to aid the government’s battle against the cholera outbreak in Zambia, donating Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) valued at K70,000. Mr. Fray Michelo, President of ZUNO, conveyed heartfelt appreciation to the government and all stakeholders for their unwavering support and cooperation in […]

ZUNO Makes Site Visit To Interact With Nurses and Midwives At Cholera Treatment Center

January 10, 2024/in Frontpage Article, News, News /by ZUNO Admin

The ZUNO Team, led by President-Elect Mr. Fray Michelo, conducted a comprehensive visit to the Heroes Stadium, designated as a Cholera Treatment Center in response to the surge in cholera cases in Lusaka. Over a five-hour interaction with on-site healthcare providers, working in the triage section, female, male, and pediatric wards, helped ZUNO appreciate the […]

ZUNO Joins Battle against Cholera OutBreak

January 19, 2024/0 Comments/in Frontpage Article, News /by ZUNO Admin

ZUNO Makes Site Visit To Interact With Nurses and Midwives At Cholera Treatment Center

January 10, 2024/in Frontpage Article, News, News /by ZUNO Admin

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ZUNO Joins Battle against Cholera OutBreak

January 19, 2024/0 Comments/in Frontpage Article, News /by ZUNO Admin

ZUNO President Fray Michelo handing over a donation to Minister of Health Sylvia Masebo

Mr. Fray Michelo, President of ZUNO, conveyed heartfelt appreciation to the government and all stakeholders for their unwavering support and cooperation in addressing the crisis. Stressing the critical importance of strict infection control measures, he urged nurses and midwives to strictly adhere to these guidelines.

ZUNOs’ donation underscores its steadfast commitment to the well-being of healthcare workers and patients alike, equipping them with essential tools for safeguarding against the outbreak. Prior to the donation, thorough assessments were conducted to ensure the adequacy of the provided PPE in protecting front-line healthcare professionals.

Mr. Michelo also expressed gratitude for the collaborative partnership in tackling the outbreak, recognizing the collective effort required to mitigate its impact on public health. ZUNO remains dedicated to empowering nurses and midwives, facilitating the safe and effective execution of their duties through provisions like PPE.

Minister of Health, Ms. Sylvia Masebo, extended sincere thanks to ZUNO for their generous contribution of PPE. She acknowledged the vital role these supplies will play in bolstering the government’s ongoing efforts against the outbreak, stressing the importance of adherence to infection control protocols among healthcare personnel.

ZUNO Makes Site Visit To Interact With Nurses and Midwives At Cholera Treatment Center

January 10, 2024/in Frontpage Article, News, News /by ZUNO Admin

Over a five-hour interaction with on-site healthcare providers, working in the triage section, female, male, and pediatric wards, helped ZUNO appreciate the efforts as well as challenges being faced by the nurses and midwives in conducting their work at the Cholera Treatment Center.

During interactions with the Nurses and Midwives, Mr. Michelo emphasized on the importance of continuing to provide quality healthcare despite the increasing cholera cases.

Mr. Michelo stated that the visit was aimed at giving encouragement and expressing solidarity with Nurses and Midwives at the cholera center.

*ZUNO President- Elect Mr. Fray Michelo (Left) interacting with the nurse in the triage section during the visit to the Cholera Center at Heroes Stadium*

The President-elect also engaged in a brief conversation with the Minister of Health, Ms. Sylvia Masebo, who was present on the premises to check on the management and coordination at the treatment center.

The Government through Ministry of Health designated Heroes Stadium as a Cholera Treatment Center on 4 January 2024, after cases surged further increasing demand nursing and midwifery services.

Having a large surge of patients as a result of an outbreak puts a stress on the entire health care system especially nurses and midwives whose role changes to adapt to the needs of the patient, their families, and the health center in general.