Festive season came early at M.P. Shah Hospital when the staff organised a colourful end-of-year staff party. On Friday 10th December afternoon, lights blinked, music filled the air, they danced and ate to their fill with joy and glee.
On Saturday 27th November 2021, Team M.P. Shah Hospital and other corporates waded through mud pits and rivers, tumbled up and down slippery trails and went through dark tunnels in Keraita Forest during the 7th edition of The Forest Challenge, an event organized to raise funds for the rehabilitation of Kenya’s water towers.
Exclusive breastfeeding refers to giving your baby breast milk only, nothing else such as milk, food, liquids and sips of water except for medicine prescribed by your doctor/healthcare provider.
M.P. Shah Hospital in partnership with the Lions Sightfirst Eye Hospital holds the 5th Annual Hybrid Diabetes Symposium.
The M.P. Shah Hospital was feted at the 13th edition of the Africa CIO100 Awards on 19th November 2021 for its technological innovation in identifying areas of delay in services to improve efficiency. The annual prestigious award labelled the “Biggest Tech Event in Africa” celebrates organizations that use technology to deliver value. Among the sectors under recognition included education, banking, transport, manufacturing, insurance, among others.
The dramatic change in life brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic has necessitated a change in many aspects of life. Because of this, there is a huge application of technology to enable patients to access healthcare without necessarily visiting the hospital in person. To provide the convenience of care to our patients, M.P. Shah Hospital put together home-based care packages to ensure that they meet patient needs.
Breast cancer patients in Kenya and beyond will now have a new surgical option that eliminates exposure to radioactive materials and offers a less invasive, more flexible alternative for cancer detection.
In Kenya, 1 in 10 women is at risk of breast cancer. Along with cervical cancer, breast cancer is one of the leading causes of mortality among women.
World Patient Safety Day is marked on 17th September each year. This is a day set aside to enhance global understanding of patient safety, increase public engagement in the safety of health care and promote global actions to enhance patient safety and reduce patient harm.
