GSK in collaboration with KOGS would like to invite you to an interactive webinar session on: "Streamlining antibiotic prophylaxis in obstetrics and gynaecological surgeries"
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CoVID19 case management trainings for healthcare workers kicked off in earnest in Samburu & Muriranjas.
The TOTs are composed of members of NNAK KCOA Labs @kmpdu & @lizzgitau KMA CEO is coordinating the trainings
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KOGS in conjunction with Phillips is pleased to invite you to the webinar "Iron deficiency anemia consideration before acute care: pre-surgery and Covid pandemic review examples. Date: 23rd July 2020. Time: 7PM (EAT) – Nairobi
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Today, 688 people have tested positive from a sample size of 4,522. Cumulative positives are now 12,750.
✔️425 are males and 263 are females.
✔️Cumulative samples tested so far is 238,163.
✔️the youngest is 7 months old and the oldest is 95 years
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COVID-19 UPDATE
✔️4,992 samples tested in the past 24 hours
✔️221,234 samples tested so far
✔️497 new positive cases today
✔️Total confirmed cases stand at 10,791
✔️71 recoveries today
✔️ 3,017 Total discharged and recovered w
✔️5 fatalities today
✔️ 202 Total fatalities
Today, we have tested 7,050 samples, out of which, 379 people have tested positive for the virus. The cumulative number of tests conducted so far is now 215,037 and the total case load in the country stands at 10,105.
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Today, 447 samples have tested positive for the virus from a sample size of 3,803. The cumulative number of tests conducted so far now stands at 200,311 and the total case load in the country is 8,975.
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Fighting this invisible enemy is not just the responsibility of the government. People also play a crucial role in this campaign by strictly following precautions to help the government succeed in this fight. “WE ARE ALL RESPONSIBLE.” #KomeshaCorona
The rising cases of infection imply that many more people will require critical care, & our healthcare facilities risk being overwhelmed. Our case fatality rate is also likely to increase. Under the current circumstances, our case fatality rate is 2.09; Dr. Aman,
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