Dr. Diego González Rivas, a specialist in thoracic surgery from Spain🇪🇸 is offering a 2-day masterclass on single incision video-assisted thoracic surgery at King Faisal Hospital. A revolutionary minimally invasive technique with better outcomes than open thoracic surgery.
Since liberation in 1994, King Faisal Hospital has been a cornerstone in our community & a center for medical innovation. Here’s to 27 years with doctors and nurses who work tirelessly, care deeply & sacrifice willingly. We are proud of calling KFH «Home»
Happy Liberation Day🇷🇼
These fridges and gas cookers are Made in Rwanda, last year the Hon. Minister @SorayaMHlive urged the producers to increase production, in order to satisfy local market. #MadeInRwanda
We’re very proud to welcome Dr. Damas Dukundane on our team!
Dr. Damas is a consultant physician in internal medicine and medical oncologist who specializes in diagnosing, staging and treating patients with cancer (through chemotherapy and other systemic therapy)
This first dose of covid19 vaccine, we are on the frontline together will succed this pandemic enemy @ Rwanda the Heart of Africa https://t.co/fltEHB1GZF
King Faisal Hospital has acquired a neuro and spine microscope with a surgeon-controlled robotic system. The microscope produces razor-sharp images allowing advanced surgical certainty. It is designed with agility and provides clinicians an easy control of all major functions.
PHOTOS: King Faisal Hospital upgrade to be completed next month.
The hospital is working closely with @Uni_Rwanda to set up a sustainable training programme that will produce more specialist doctors across the country.
FULL STORY: https://t.co/SRLGcStpg3
This afternoon, Minister @ClaverGatete visited King Faisal Hospital construction site to assess its progress. By the completion of construction activities, the hospital will have 45 new outpatient consultation rooms, modern medical equipment and an OPD offering premium services.
When it comes to kindness, compassion and caring for others, nurses have us all beat. Chantal Dusabe who has been a registered nurse for 13 years shared with us a heartwarming story of what keeps her passion to save people burning.