Kenya remains one of Africa’s important producers of health professionals. As demand for skilled health workers grows globally, workforce migration, retention, ethical recruitment, continuous skills development and protection of domestic service-delivery needs must remain integral to national health workforce planning. KMTC’s expanded training capacity therefore supports a dual objective: strengthening Kenya’s health system and enabling its graduates to compete responsibly in the global workforce.
Technology is reshaping the patient journey at KNH
The Chief Executive Officer of Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH), Dr. Richard Lesiyampe, said technology is increasingly being used to improve patient experience and clinical outcomes.
KNH has more than 500 specialists covering major areas of disease burden.
The hospital is automating the patient journey from registration through discharge.
Modern imaging equipment is also supporting diagnosis and treatment.
The hospital is exploring additional technologies to improve mobility and rehabilitation for patients.
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It seems back and forth about police recruitment in the court is deliberate because the money allocated for recruitment have been squandered ooh my kenya corruption will kill us
Kwani Kindiki alikua anafikiria Gachagua alikua jaba akisema Farouk Kibet calls the shots haha ? Kasongo might as well declare Farouk as the DP officially