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Frontline Healthcare is essential for the future of Africa. With technology and changes in technology, Frontline Healthcare is able to provide care to patients with the latest in technology. In Africa, Frontline Healthcare is able to provide care to patients with the latest in technology. Frontline Healthcare is essential for
According to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) website, Patient Safety Awareness Week is an annual recognition event intended to encourage everyone to learn more about health care safety. During this week, IHI seeks to advance important discussions locally and globally, and inspire action to improve the safety of the
On 28th October 2021, ACQUIRE held its first frontline health care workers graduation on Quality Improvement (QI) programme in patient care across four hospitals in two African countries (Ethiopia and Kenya). This graduation was a culmination of a 6 month learning activity enabled by the collaboration between ACQUIRE and Stanford
Covid -19 is a highly infectious respiratory disease caused by SARS-COV-2. It has caused millions of deaths around the world and led to lasting health problems for those who have survived the disease. It’s outbreak and consequent spread, tested global emergency preparedness practices and resources worldwide. Sub Saharan Africa was
Patient safety is a critical global public health issue, fundamental to strengthening healthcare systems and is at the heart of Universal Health Coverage (UHC). All WHO member states and partners are striving to progress towards the UHC and achieve Sustainable Development goals. However, the benefits of increased access to and
Dr. Lydia Okutoyi, Head of Department for Quality of Care at Kenyatta National Hospital, participated in a panel discussion at the 7th Global Symposium on Health Systems Research (HSR 2022) in Bogota, Colombia. The title of the discusion was ‘ UHC Without Quality is Meaningless – Three Years After Seminal