The pediatric HIV clinic at the AMPATH Centre at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) recently celebrated the impressive viral suppression rate of 98.6%, surpassing the UNAIDS target of 95%.
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AMPATH’s partnership with the Astellas Global Health Foundation improves access to mental health services throughout western Kenya. Foundation Board Chair Shingo Iino reflects on the importance of community-based partnerships like this to address critical care gaps around the world
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Nurses from around the world gathered for the first AMPATH Global Nursing Conference with the theme of “Advancing the Role of Nurses in Global Health.”
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A team from Indiana University School of Medicine spent a week in March at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital holding a surgery teaching “camp” to begin the process of training the Kenyan team in ERCP* and other advanced and therapeutic endoscopy procedures.
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The White House and Kenyan President William Ruto spotlighted the achievements of the AMPATH partnership and Indiana University’s leadership of the AMPATH Consortium of universities around the world during the official state visit last month.
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Trans Nzoia County marked a historic milestone by launching its first Emergency Medical Care Plan for 2023-2027.
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Children received life-saving vaccinations during the global observance of World Immunization Week in April.
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To honor Mother's Day, USAID AMPATH Uzima celebrated and empowered young mothers at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (MTRH) Antenatal Care and Well Baby (Postnatal care) units.
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USAID AMPATH Uzima, in collaboration with Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital, celebrated the successful treatment of a patient diagnosed with Extensively Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis (XDR-TB).
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In April, USAID AMPATH Uzima transitioned 85 adolescents from its Module Four pediatric clinic to the MTRH Rafiki Centre of Excellence in Adolescent Health.
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To enhance quality service delivery to care recipients, USAID Dumisha Afya supported the Busia County Department of Health with electronic equipment worth 26 million Kenyan shillings (approx. US$190,000).
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The Arnhold Institute for Global Health, along with its partners at Moi University, MTRH and MTRH Rafiki Centre for Excellence in Adolescent Health announced 8 projects as part of a new pilot funding program to advance youth programs.
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The MTRH Rafiki Centre of Excellence in Adolescent Health continues to make strides in providing comprehensive and youth-friendly services for adolescents and young persons aged 14 to 24 in Eldoret, Kenya. The clinic organized an engaging, fun day for its clients at The Lobo Village in Eldoret in April.
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AMPATH hosted a two-day cross-learning exercise for Kenyatta University's senior management and its USAID Health Equity and Resource Optimization team to provide insights from AMPATH's successful implementation of grants and impressive portfolio of donor-funded projects.
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Trans Nzoia County has employed a concerted effort to improve early antenatal care attendance within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy to improve maternal and child health outcomes.
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As the government of Kenya rolls out Primary Care Networks (PCNs) to link and strengthen Primary Health Care services, AMPATH Population Health supported an assessment in Busia County of the availability of health facility services and the capacities of facilities to provide services at required standards of quality.
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USAID AMPATH Uzima proudly participated in the commemoration of World TB Day at Uasin Gishu, Elgeyo Marakwet, and West Pokot counties underscoring its commitment to the global fight against tuberculosis.
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As has been the tradition for decades, members of the incoming 4th-year class of Moi University School of Medicine receive a stethoscope gift as they transition to start their clinical years of training.
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We often say that the AMPATH partnership is a lot like an elephant--your view of the expansive partnership depends on what side you see.
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It is with great sorrow that we share the news that our friend, Dr. Edith Kwobah, passed away from complications from her cancer on March 22nd, 2024.
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