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Prof. Godfrey Nsereko LuleConsultant Infectious Diseases Specialist/GastroenterologistTel: 254-20-2714720Email: [email protected]Location: The Nairobi Hospital Prof. Lule has been in practice for 24 years and he holds an MBChB from Makerere University, MMed from the University of Nairobi, MSc. (Infectious Diseases) from London, FRCP from the Royal College of Physicians Edinburgh and a Post Graduate Diploma (Infections) from…
The Nairobi Hospital Intensive Care Unit is a 24 hours critical care centre with a capacity of two rooms and five ward beds and it admits critical patients of all ages from neonates to senior citizens offering them highly skilled, individualized nursing and medical services. The ICU nurses who have been trained in cardiac life…
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Having evolved from the Nairobi European Hospital Association in 1954, the Kenya Hospital Association (K H A) is a company limited by guarantee, not having share capital. The Management of the Hospital, as contained in the Articles of Association, is vested in the Board of Management. The directors, known as members of the Board of…
The Well-baby clinic provides diagnostic and preventive services to infants even after receiving all the compulsory immunizations. They are checked during all growth and developmental stages thus focusing on their total well-being.
The current emphasis is on preventive health measures. One of the important services offered by the well-baby clinic is the provision of immunizations for childhood diseases such as diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, polio, Haemophilus influenzae type b, hepatitis B, measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella. The clinic is responsible for tracking immunization rates in the community and notifying the families when shots are due.