Kampala International University continues to shape future healthcare professionals through hands-on clinical training, where every theatre day is another chapter of learning, service and excellence.
At Fort Portal Regional Referral Hospital, the operating theatre is more than a room where procedures are performed. It’s where theory meets practice, where precision is developed through experience, and where teamwork becomes the foundation of patient care.
From preparing sterile instruments and monitoring vital signs to assisting surgeons during complex procedures, every member of the theatre team plays a vital role. Under the guidance of experienced KIU surgeons and clinical instructors, students gain the confidence, discipline and practical skills required to become safe, competent and compassionate doctors.
Every operation is a lesson. Every instrument has a purpose. Every decision carries responsibility.
Behind every successful procedure is a coordinated team working with one goal: giving every patient the best possible care.
This is not a special event or a one-time outreach. This is our everyday commitment to learning, serving and improving lives.
At KIU, we don't just study medicine—we live it, one theatre day at a time.😎✌️
Last year’s World tourism day celebration was really amazing!
Arua city was on fire 🔥
This year we are celebrating it from Mbale City 🥳🥳
#WTD2026#ExploreUganda
Acute migraine is one of those cases every junior doctor will see in the ED. Yet many still hesitate, wondering what to give first. Here’s the practical approach I teach my juniors. Sharing here so it can help someone.👇
Made this ACUTE ISCHEMIC STROKE POCKET GUIDE for my juniors. Because in ER, you get 1 shot. And TIME IS BRAIN
Forget the 50-page guidelines. This is what actually matters at 2am.
STEP 1: SUSPECT IT FAST
I am A VIPERS SC fan and I hail from BUSIRO ; I say this NICHOLAS JJONGA is better than JOEL SSERUNJOGI at any mediocentro facet .
I wish my team had scouts 😫
#StarTimesUPL#MasazaCup2026
Heart murmurs confuse almost every med student. 🫀
But the USMLE tests the same 6 murmurs over and over.
Learn them once and never miss them again.
Save and share this thread before your next exam. 🧵👇
Clinical Question :
When managing Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia (PSVT), we routinely utilize a 3-way stopcock to perform the two-syringe technique for Adenosine administration, as demonstrated in the video..
Why must Adenosine be administered using the rapid two-syringe technique (drug + 20 mL saline flush)? And what physical maneuver should be performed on the patient's arm immediately after injection to enhance efficacy?🤔🤔
✍️Dear Surgeons,
How often do you use Tranexamic acid for non-cardiac surgeries to reduce the need for blood transfusion?
✍️Hospital Policy of Tranexamic Acid to Reduce Transfusion in Major Noncardiac Surgery | New England Journal of Medicine https://t.co/EtfCfYFeUO?