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Services Patient Support And Resources Medicine Delivery Service Glivec Donation Program Other Services Pharmacy Service Charter Pharmacy Contacts Patient Service Hours HOD Pharmacy Customer Satisfaction Feedback Services Our Services QUALITY MEDICINES BY PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL Manned by highly qualified professional staff with specialized certifications, The Nairobi Hospital pharmacy prides in the quality of professional services offered…
The Nairobi Hospital Radiology Department Caption TitleImage Caption Radiology Modern, dynamic and professional diagnostic imaging centre – that is The Nairobi Hospital Radiology Department. With the best technology available today, the hospital has established leadership in diagnostic and interventional imaging in the medical sector. Radiology objectives To provide a modern and dynamic ‘one stop ‘imaging…
12 Jul 07 Physiotherapy Workshop 12 Jul 07 Continous Medical Education 12 Jul 07 Annual General meeting Annual General meeting which will be held on 12th July 2007 at the Hospital’s New Lecture theatre 17 Nov 07 critical care symposium Venue: The Nairobi Hospital New Lecture TheatreTime: 8.00am – 7.00pm
Lamaze is a special clinic run by mid-wives whose main objective is to teach expectant parents appropriate breathing exercises, share information on all aspects of pregnancy, labour and delivery that promote and enhance their well being during antenatal, intra partal and postnatal periods. Through this experience, expectant parents acquire knowledge and coping skills on how…
NEWS @ NAIROBI HOSPITAL LEAGUE OF FRIENDS SPONSORS CLEFT LIP SURGERY The Nairobi Hospital Almoners Fund in conjunction with The League of Friends sponsored a cleft surgery that was done on one year old Benard Munyama Nyakundi from Nyamira district. Accompanied by his father Nyakundi Nyaga`o, a farmer, was a very happy man, thanked the…
Background The Cicely McDonell School of Nursing at the Nairobi Hospital was established in 1956 to train Kenya Registered Nurses (KRN). The School was the first privately run nursing training in Kenya. The first intake in 1956 had (5) students with one tutor. In response to the ever increasing demand for Kenya Registered Nurses in…