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A team of Public Relations Officers from the Ministry of Health Headquarters led by Dr Christopher Nyanga, conducted a two days customer care training workshop to equip staff members with proper techniques and best practices to deal with customers.
Dr Sandra Maripe, expressed her delight in her welcome remarks. βI am humbled and thrilled as today’s training touches on one of the critical values of the Ministry of Health- customer focusβ
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When closing, Head of Preventative Dr Keabetswe Solomon, conveyed special thanks and appreciation to the office of the Coordinator and Public Relations Unit for organising the training workshop. In the end Dr Solomon challenged all the participants to value feedback from customers and always treat them with respect .
Ministry of Health of Botswana


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