Kiambu County Referral Hospital undertook a benchmarking mission to the Nutrition and Hospitality Department in our facility. Renowned for its unwavering commitment to clinical excellence, Mbagathi serves as a model institution, setting high standards and sharing impactful practices that enhance healthcare delivery.This follows a previous benchmarking tour to the same department by Karatina Hospital from Nyeri County.
MSF Belgium visited Mbagathi Hospital to engage in discussions on cholera preparedness and capacity building for county health systems.Hosted by the Mbagathi Hospital CEO Dr.Alex Irungu, the meeting focused on strengthening response mechanisms and enhancing collaboration in outbreak management.
In consultation with the CEOs of Mbagathi and Mama Lucy Hospitals, MSF explored future partnerships to support lower-tier health facilities. The goal is to reinforce the overall county health system and improve readiness and response to cholera and similar public health threats.
The Nairobi County Health Taskforce Implementation Committee, chaired by Dr. Alex Irungu, held its inaugural meeting today at Mbagathi Hospital. Appointed by CECM Suzanne Silantoi, the committee began discussions on implementing key health sector reforms in Nairobi City County in line with H.E Governor Sakaja’s Manifesto.
A delegation of Japanese MPs visited Mbagathi Hospital where they held a cordial discussion with the hospital management and SCMOH on supporting MCH programs. The hospital management team was led by the Medical Superintendent, Dr. Erica Koimah.
Emmanuel Karanja, a 10-year-old boy, was born with a right shoulder swelling that progressively enlarged, causing his mother deep concern as she sought treatment. They eventually arrived at Mbagathi, where tests confirmed the mass was made up of large blood vessels and fatty tissue.A decision for surgery was arrived and they accepted. A multidisciplinary team comprising of Dr Hassan a visiting consultant Thoracic Cardiac and Vascular surgeon, Dr Areeb consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, Dr Kinara Anesthesist and Dr Lumire Resident Medical Officer. It involved meticulous exploration, dissection of the mass, and ligation of its feeder vessels. Fortunately, the surgery was successful, and Emmanuel is now on his path to full recovery.
Dr. Watau the Head of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, delivered an insightful presentation during the monthly Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response (MPDSR) committee meeting.She brought a cake to celebrate the remarkable achievement of zero maternal deaths over the past one and half months,using this occasion to promote unity and foster a collaborative spirit among the committee members.
Mbagathi County Hospital has distinguished itself as Nairobi County’s premier healthcare facility, earning the prestigious title of the best Level 5 hospital overall winner in this year’s Service Delivery Awards presided over by H.E The Governor Sakaja Johnson .In attendance were the CECM,all Chief officers and senior leadership.This accolade underscores its unwavering commitment to exceptional patient care, innovative medical practices, and community service, setting a benchmark for healthcare excellence in Nairobi.
Well done team.
Dr. Eric Kanjama has been honoured for his exemplary contributions to health service delivery at the 2024 Health Service Delivery Awards, held at Windsor Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya.
Mbagathi Hospital Laboratory today celebrated its ISO 15189:2022 accreditation and team building at Lake Naivasha Resort.
Led by Mr. Martin, the team united to honour their achievements and reaffirm their unwavering commitment to excellence in healthcare.In attendance were Mrs Agnes Mwaregoki and Dr. Erica from the hospital administration, Procurement I/C Suzanne Jowie,ICT rep,Biomed Rep,Mr. Marebe from the County Government, and partners from the Association of Public Health Laboratories.
On Monday, Decker Medical Trust and partners launched a campaign with Mbagathi County Hospital to raise awareness of neglected women’s diseases in Nairobi. This initiative, supported by the Nairobi City County Government, addresses the alarming statistic that over 800 million women globally lack access to essential healthcare, leading to countless preventable deaths. The campaign will continue until September 26th