World Patient Safety Day
A WHO day focused on reducing avoidable harm in healthcare. Staff sessions on hand hygiene, safe surgery checklists, medicine safety and incident reporting, with patient information desks in the outpatient area.
A WHO day focused on reducing avoidable harm in healthcare. Staff sessions on hand hygiene, safe surgery checklists, medicine safety and incident reporting, with patient information desks in the outpatient area.
A month of awareness on breast cancer, with emphasis on early detection. Women are encouraged to learn breast self-examination and to come for a clinical breast examination if they notice a lump, a change in the skin or nipple, or any other concern. Breast cancer found early is easier to treat.
The hospital recognises the staff who serve patients, families and visitors every day, and invites feedback on how its services can be improved. Share your experience at the Customer Care Desk, in the suggestion boxes or through the feedback page.
Free vision testing at the eye clinic, screening for glaucoma and diabetic eye disease, and cataract assessment with listing for surgery. Bring your spectacles and any previous eye records.
Community talks on depression, anxiety and substance use, and how to seek help. Confidential assessment available at the mental health clinic throughout the day.
Mazingira Day is a public holiday in Kenya. Accident & Emergency, maternity and inpatient services continue as normal, 24 hours a day. Outpatient and specialist clinic arrangements may differ on public holidays; please call +254 724 265 555 to confirm before travelling.
Recognising the care given to people living with serious and life-limiting illness, and the support offered to their families. Information on the hospital's palliative care service is available from the Customer Care Desk.