A Public Hospital in Uganda providing Specialised Reproductive and Neonatal Health Care Services #InTheBestHands.
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Friends. Our Executive Director, Dr Sam Ononge is inviting us for the 2nd Edition of the Run for pre erms this Sunday.
Please join us.
@MulagoSWNH @MinofHealthUG – at Kampala, Uganda
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In abid to improve specialized healthcare care for ears, @MulagoReferral has today launched free Audiology services.
The services being provided through an Audiology booth that is sound proof will enable specialists to accurately assess hearing loss in the middle & inner ear, providing reliable results to guide diagnosis and treatment.
Officiating over the event today at the ENT Clinic, the Executive Director Mulago, Dr. Byanyima Rosemary revealed that the equipment was procured at 217 million shillings and will help support patient care for ears.
Dr. Fred Bisso, Senior ENT Consultant, noted that the audiometer will not only support routine medical checkups but also ease the work of ENT specialists through reliable results in line with international standards.
The ENT Clinic attends to 100 patients daily conducting hearing assessments & treatment of ears loss both in children and adults. With the Audiology booth new born babies will be assessed at an early stage and guide on treatment related to hearing challenges.
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Yesterday, we commenced the Annual Joint Health Sector Performance Review, reflecting on our mandate and the critical role the health sector plays in building a healthy, productive and responsive population. As a Ministry, we must deliver on our contribution to the national aspiration of achieving the 10-fold economic growth strategy. A healthy population is a productive population. This calls for strengthening sustainable health financing, with the National Health Insurance Scheme being a key pillar in ensuring sustainable financing and access to quality healthcare. We remain committed to driving this agenda forward.
We must equally prioritise health promotion and prevention by encouraging individuals and communities to take responsibility for their health and prevent avoidable, yet costly, diseases such as malaria. In maternal health, most causes of maternal mortality are preventable through timely and consistent utilisation of antenatal care, skilled birth attendance and access to essential maternal health services. This requires an integrated multisectoral approach, anchored at Parish level through functional Social Services Committees, to promote collective responsibility and improve health outcomes.
This Sunday, please join us for the second edition of the Neonatal run.
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This evening @UbcRadiouganda hosted our own Dr Steven Baguma and Sister Sekimpi Cissy. They taught Ugandans about Pre Eclampsia ( PET).
We thank @MoICT_Ug for availing us with this airtime to educate Ugandans.
@MulagoSWNH @MinofHealthUG – at Kampala, Uganda
Day 1 of the blood donation drive as part of the activities to commemorate Postpartum Heomourage (PPH) month has been successfully concluded.
40 pints of blood have been collected.
Tomorrow we sre moving to Katanga for day 2. Please join us.
@MulagoSWNH @MinofHealthUG – at Kampala, Uganda
Join us tomorrow as we donate blood as part of the activities to commemorate the Postpartum Heomourage ( PPH) month.
Donate blood and save a life.
@MulagoSWNH @MinofHealthUG – at Kampala, Uganda
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Please join our head Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Consultant Neonatologist, Dr Nakibuuka Jesica.
@MulagoSWNH – at Kampala, Uganda
We thank @dreamtvug for hosting us to teach Ugandans about family planning today morning.
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Today, Cissy Sekimpi one of our midwives was on Star TV talking about Family Planning.
You can catch the entire show on the link above.
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Today, as part of the activities to commemorate the Postpartum Heomourage awareness week, our members of staff engaged in an awareness walk around Mulago and Wandegeya areas and sensitised people about PPH.
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As we continue to commemorate the PPH awareness month, we have organised a walk around Mulago and Wandegeya, tomorrow Saturday 3rd October.
Join us as we raise awareness about Postpaturm Heomourage the leading cause of maternal deaths in Uganda.
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September is Postpartum Heomourage (PPH) Awareness Month. As part of the activities to commemorate the month, we are undertaking refresher trainings and simulation drills.
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@MulagoSWNH – at Kampala, Uganda
As we commemorate the world Breastfeeding week, we continue to share with you information about Breastfeeding.
Today we talk about breast milk and its advantages.
@MulagoSWNH – at Kampala, Uganda
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1st - 7th August is commemorated annually as World Breastfeeding Week.
@MulagoSWNH is a Baby friendly facility (BFHI)(Accredited in 2023)- with an obligation to promote Safe infant feeding practices. The poster below show the theme of this year, and some info to start with. – at Kampala, Uganda
1st - 7th August is commemorated annually as World Breastfeeding Week.
@MulagoSWNH is a Baby friendly facility (BFHI)(Accredited in 2023)- with an obligation to promote Safe infant feeding practices. The poster below show the theme of this year, and some info to start with. – at Kampala, Uganda