Francophone nation, Togo, is taking steps to thoroughly restructure its public hospitals in a bid to improve the quality of healthcare it provides its citizens.
As part of the restructuring initiative, health authorities in the country are preparing what they called a “Hospital Establishment Project” (PEH) to equip regional and prefectural public hospitals.
According to Togolese health officials, the PEH aims to boost hospital governance, internal organization, and the quality of health services across Togo’s regions.
Consultations for the implementation of the PEH started in May 2025.
The consultations brought together health system stakeholders and technical partners. They have met to develop strategic frameworks for each hospital. Meetings have already taken place for the Plateaux and Kara regions.
Officials will design the projects to fit local conditions and the specific needs of each health region. Once complete, they should provide a more consistent structure for public hospital operations. They will also adapt healthcare services to meet public expectations.
Source: Africa Publicity
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