REPORT OCTOBER 2016

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Minute Discussion Action Area Responsible person Christina Horta, Dr Rehema Chande-Mallya and Dr Helen Byamugisha for keeping a close eye on preparations. Tanzania – presented by Mr Haruna Hussein Summary Increased membership from 20 to 60 Members are allowed to pay in instalments until their fee is paid in full Members were part of the team which developed the Diploma for health and information science Zimbabwe – presented by Mr Masimba Maziringi Summary The Chapter has not been very vibrant However with more mobilisation by members, membership will increase There was a project between Ministry of Health and Child Health to digitise mass health 67
Minute Discussion Action Area Responsible person information in Zimbabwe. They continued to provide reference material to public health hospitals Ghana – submitted by Mr Solomon Suleiman Minute 5: Constitution al Review A committee was selected during the 14 th Biennial congress to review and update the Constitution. This comprised of Dr. Maria Musoke, Ms. Nancy Kamau and Mrs. Shane Godbolt. Suggested Revisions Legal advice to be sought to clear the constitution. Members to read the current constitution which is uploaded on the AHILA website to better understand the suggestions made. Jane Amongi Articles 2 and 3 : Editorial issues Article 4: Editorial review and suggestion that quorum be 30% of registered membership. Article 5 – Editorial review No. 5 – change from national language to official language No. 7. If seeking re-election, an Executive member should show achievements made during term of office. Article 8: Any funds raised should be banked in AHILA account No. 3 Translation should be Constitution to include grant applications rather than just fees. The final document would be translated into French and Portuguese so that all members are clear about the content and what is required of them. There needs to be a clear use of Secretary General or General Secretary in the definition of terms and their use. 68
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Summary of the Report Theme: Access
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Contents Abbreviations and Acronyms
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Keynote Address - Ms. Kimberly J. P
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