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18 May
Medical officers to be trained on Universal Health Coverage
NAIROBI, Kenya, May 18 – The healthcare workforce in the country is set to benefit from training on the Universal Health Coverage, which is part of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Big […]
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Universal Health Coverage and Adolescent-Responsive Health Systems for Adolescents Living with HIV
By Maria Tororey, Paediatrics and Adolescents Officer, Amref Health Africa in Kenya Universal Health Coverage strategies aim to avail appropriate, effective and affordable interventions to improve adolescent health. According to […]
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Views From Rwanda: Why African countries should improve welfare, capacity of Community Health Workers
Community Health Workers in many African countries are increasingly complaining about their welfare. Their major concern is that they are being sidelined and undermined, and worst still, underpaid, reports GroundUp, a […]
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Breast milk is Best for Your Baby
The World Breastfeeding Week is celebrated every year from August 1-7 to encourage breastfeeding and improve the health of babies around the world. Breastfeeding, says the World Health Organisation (WHO), […]
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Improving the Quality of Health Services towards Universal Health Coverage
Universal Health Coverage (UHC). That is presently THE buzzword across Kenya’s health system. While there has been much focus and discussion on the role of the National Health Insurance Fund […]
READ MORE24 Oct
Amref Health Africa Partners with WHO-AFRO to Train Malaria Microscopists
The recent outbreak of malaria in more than five counties in Kenya has brought to light the reality that a great deal needs to be done to improve the quality of diagnosis, […]
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