AKMLSO

Association of Kenya Medical Laboratory Scientific Officers (AKMLSO). AKMLSO is a national based medical Laboratory Science Professional Association.

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Secure your spot at the upcoming 31st AKMLSO Annual Conference. Join fellow medical laboratory and healthcare professionals to explore the latest advancements, research, and https://t.co/Xw7gA9oIFN the link below to complete your registration today: https://t.co/3PQq2TP8Jx

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Join us today from 8pm for our weekly webinars. Our speaker will be handling Uncertainty of Measurement in clinical laboratories with practical approaches to performing this evaluation
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PRESS RELEASE: HEALTH SECTOR CAUCUS REJECTS DRAFT QUALITY HEALTHCARE & PATIENT SAFETY BILL, 2025
Dated: 18th June 2025
Kenya’s major health unions and associations have spoken out strongly against the proposed Quality Healthcare and Patient Safety Bill, 2025, citing major concerns:
Key Concerns:
1. Duplication & Confusion – The bill replicates existing laws like the Health Act 2017, leading to overlap and inefficiency.
2. Weak Quality Assurance – The bill lacks a proper verification mechanism, risking continued corruption and poor healthcare standards.
3. Interference with Professional Scopes – Shifting control of scopes of practice from professional boards to the Director General is seen as retrogressive.
4. Unnecessary Bureaucracy – Introducing a new authority undermines the existing Kenya Health Professions Oversight Authority (KHPOA), which remains underutilized.
5. Violation of Cabinet Directives – The bill defies the 2025
Kakamega Cabinet Resolution that discouraged duplicative institutions due to fiscal constraints.
The Real Issues Affecting Healthcare:
i) Underfunding in health budgets
ii) Critical staff shortages
iii) Frequent strikes and demoralization
iv) Poor coordination between national & county governments
v) Weak digital infrastructure
vi) Political interference
The Health Sector Caucus Demands:
1. Immediate withdrawal of the 2025 Bill and instead amend the Health Act 2017.
2. 15% health budget allocation as per the Abuja Declaration.
3. Employment of 12,000 health workers annually.
4. Full implementation of Health Act 2017 including KHPOA.
5. Enforcement of Collective Bargaining Agreements to prevent strikes.
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World Laboratory Day celebrations at Laikipia county.
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The health bill currently in parliament will automatically convert all health professionals to support staff........ https://t.co/f0I5fQgaMo

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22nd https://t.co/j9Og5izT0B

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ONE WEEK to the DEADLINE for submission of applications.

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