Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral & Research Hospital (KUTRRH) today unveiled an advanced endoscopy tower. The advanced endoscopy tower is a transformative addition to KUTRRH’s medical capabilities. In her remarks during the unveiling ceremony, KUTRRH Board Chairperson noted that the state-of-the-art equipment’s acquisition was made possible by the government through the Ministry of Health in collaboration with valued partners, including Fuji and Science Scope. From her observation, this will enable KUTRRH to offer critical procedures previously limited in availability.
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1. KUTRRH Launches Advanced Endoscopy Tower
2. KUTRRH launches 20 Dialysis Machines
3. NICU Staff Celebrate World Neonatal Nurses Day 2023
4. Pictorial
5. Hospital Based Health Technology Assessments (HB-HTA)
6. 2023 Devolution Conference held in Eldoret
7. The Society for Neuro- Oncology in Sub- Saharan Africa (SNOSSA) holds 2023 Conference
8. High Standards of Radiation Safety at KUTRRH
1. KUTRRH Launches Advanced Endoscopy Tower
2. KUTRRH launches 20 Dialysis Machines
3. NICU Staff Celebrate World Neonatal Nurses Day 2023
4. Pictorial
5. Hospital Based Health Technology Assessments (HB-HTA)
6. 2023 Devolution Conference held in Eldoret
7. The Society for Neuro- Oncology in Sub- Saharan Africa (SNOSSA) holds 2023 Conference
8. High Standards of Radiation Safety at KUTRRH
Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral & Research Hospital (KUTRRH) on Wednesday 27th September 2023 commenced CyberKnife services by successfully treating its first patient. The experts who were involved in todays cyberknife treatment include: Abdil Jabbari, Ruth Wambui, Peter Loreh, Dr Tracy Irura and Dr. Shridhar.
300 Trees Planted During the World Environmental Health Day at KUTRRH. The public health team engaged the staff and the students at Kiwanja Secondary School in health education related to personal hygiene, menstrual hygiene, drug and substance abuse mental health
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