Dodoma: Photos of Benjamin Mkapa Hospital, East Africa's milestone in medical field

Dodoma: Photos of Benjamin Mkapa Hospital, East Africa's milestone in medical field

Pale UDOM bado kuna plan ya mambo mengi yako in the pipeline.

Dodoma will be transformed in less than 10 years to come, utakuwa ni mji wa namna yake, kama vile Boston, hakuna skyscrapers ila from modern road infrastructure, railways, Airport to real estate. Patakuwa Patamu sana
aisee naona uwekezaji mkubwa sana umefanyika hapo

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Basi majina ya viongozi si lazima liwekwe looooote. Ukiandika NYERERE, MWINYI.... KIKWETE.....MAGUFULI..., MFUGALE nk. Sasa unakuta uwanja wa ndege una jina refuuu, posta jengo la BWM n.k. jina moja tu tutamjua.
 
Kiukweli linapokuja suala la afya tanzania tunajitahidi kuwekeza. Mloganzila ni kama mbele, Musoma na Mtwara wako wanamalizia facilities na hata ukiziona tu unajua sio mchezo. Bado private players ,Bugando aghakan (mwnz na dar) wamefanya uwekezaji sio wa kitoto. Cha muhimu serikali iongeze nguvu kwa watumishi,soon madaktari 1000 wanaingia mzigoni. Mungu ibariki hii nchi
Umewahi kufika wilayani huko ndani ndani Bahi, ulanga, kibondo, sikonge, Uvinza, karagwe,mpwapwa. Ukaone huduma za afya

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Kule kuna Vituo vidogo vya afya, kama cases ni complicated wanafuata huduma Dodoma mjini kupata matibabu kwenye hospitali za level ya juu kama Pale Mkoa, au DCMC au Mvumi, huwezi jenga hospitali kama hizi kila wilaya.
Umewahi kufika wilayani huko ndani ndani Bahi, ulanga, kibondo, sikonge, Uvinza, karagwe,mpwapwa. Ukaone huduma za afya

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Hivi vitu hawavipendi wakenya.
It is good you are upgrading your health sector it is good for the whole eac, but to claim it is the best is plain retard level reasoning. In Kenya that is a level 5 hospital, Level 6 hospitals in kenya are Kenyatta National Hospital (The University of Nairobi), Kenyatta University Teaching and Referral hospital (Kenyatta University) and Moi University teaching and referral hospital (Moi University). The hospital on display is a level five county hospital in Kenya. Compare and contrast level 5 and level 6.

Benjamin Mkapa Hospital (Opened 2015)
a) Bed capacity is 400
b) It has only 4 ICU beds of which the equipment was donated by israel (Mashav) in late 2019 ie. Your government could not equip the hospital with ICU facilities, you had to rely on donors.
c) The hospital relies on foreign doctors for basic surgeries like kidney transplants which were done by volunteer Irish doctors.
d)

Level 6(Top level hospital in kenya): Kenyatta National Hospital / King George VI Hospital Opened 1901,
a) Bed capacity 3800 ( 3200 public wing and 400 private wing)
b) Currently has 6000 workers
c) ICU (Intensive care unit) beds are 50, to be added to 70
d) HDU (High dependency unit) beds are 10, to be added to 30
e) Provides medical care to 700,000 inpatients annually and 600,000 outpatients annually.
f) Internal revenue yearly Kshs 6.9 billion.
g) In 2019 they marked 15 years of Kidney transplants with over 1000 successful surgeries (Patients spread across east and central africa)
h) Brain and spine surgeries(Neurology department) from 1967 started by Dr. Renato Ruberti (Many have been done since to date)
i) Body part reattachment surgeries have been done for over 7 years ie Reattaching arms, legs that were cut off by accident.
etc, etc etc.... The list is long.

Level 5: Machakos County Government Hospital
a) Bed capacity 410 upgrading on course to 500
b) ICU beds 5, upgrading on course to 12 beds
c) HDU beds none, upgrading on course to 10 beds
d) Fully equipped cancer centre
e) Fully equipped 14 bed dialysis centre
f) Brain and spine surgeries from 2018
g) 2 surgery theatres, plans on course to add 2 more.
etc.......

Level 5 hospitals in kenya have all the things your "best hospital" has and more.I am talking about level 5 because no country in the eac and central africa have a level 6 hospital apart from Kenya. Find below the list of level 5 public hospitals in kenya.
  1. Thika Level 5 Hospital
  2. Nyeri Level 5 Hospital
  3. Nakuru Level 5 Hospital
  4. Mombasa Level 5 Hospital
  5. Meru Level 5 Hospital
  6. Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital
  7. Machakos Level 5 Hospital
  8. Kisumu Level 5 Hospital
  9. Kisii Level 5 Hospital
  10. Kakamega Level 5 Hospital
  11. Garissa Level 5 Hospital
  12. Embu Level 5 Hospital
Note: All private hospitals in Kenya are level 5 and below, there is no level 6 private hospital, and yet they still outperform your "best hospital"
 
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It is good you are upgrading your health sector it is good for the whole eac, but to claim it is the best is plain retard level reasoning. In Kenya that is a level 5 hospital, Level 6 hospitals in kenya are Kenyatta National Hospital (The University of Nairobi), Kenyatta University Teaching and Referral hospital (Kenyatta University) and Moi University teaching and referral hospital (Moi University). The hospital on display is a level five county hospital in Kenya. Compare and contrast level 5 and level 6.

Benjamin Mkapa Hospital (Opened 2015)
a) Bed capacity is 400
b) It has only 4 ICU beds of which the equipment was donated by israel (Mashav) in late 2019 ie. Your government could not equip the hospital with ICU facilities, you had to rely on donors.
c) The hospital relies on foreign doctors for basic surgeries like kidney transplants which were done by volunteer Irish doctors.
d)

Level 6(Top level hospital in kenya): Kenyatta National Hospital / King George VI Hospital Opened 1901,
a) Bed capacity 3800 ( 3200 public wing and 400 private wing)
b) Currently has 6000 workers
c) ICU (Intensive care unit) beds are 50, to be added to 70
d) HDU (High dependency unit) beds are 10, to be added to 30
e) Provides medical care to 700,000 inpatients annually and 600,000 outpatients annually.
f) Internal revenue yearly Kshs 6.9 billion.
g) In 2019 they marked 15 years of Kidney transplants with over 1000 successful surgeries (Patients spread across east and central africa)
h) Brain and spine surgeries(Neurology department) from 1967 started by Dr. Renato Ruberti (Many have been done since to date)
i) Body part reattachment surgeries have been done for over 7 years ie Reattaching arms, legs that were cut off by accident.
etc, etc etc.... The list is long.

Level 5: Machakos County Government Hospital
a) Bed capacity 410 upgrading on course to 500
b) ICU beds 5, upgrading on course to 12 beds
c) HDU beds none, upgrading on course to 10 beds
d) Fully equipped cancer centre
e) Fully equipped 14 bed dialysis centre
f) Brain and spine surgeries from 2018
g) 2 surgery theatres, plans on course to add 2 more.
etc.......

Level 5 hospitals in kenya have all the things your "best hospital" has and more.I am talking about level 5 because no country in the eac and central africa have a level 6 hospital apart from Kenya. Find below the list of level 5 public hospitals in kenya.
  1. Thika Level 5 Hospital
  2. Nyeri Level 5 Hospital
  3. Nakuru Level 5 Hospital
  4. Mombasa Level 5 Hospital
  5. Meru Level 5 Hospital
  6. Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital
  7. Machakos Level 5 Hospital
  8. Kisumu Level 5 Hospital
  9. Kisii Level 5 Hospital
  10. Kakamega Level 5 Hospital
  11. Garissa Level 5 Hospital
  12. Embu Level 5 Hospital
Note: All private hospitals in Kenya are level 5 and below, there is no level 6 private hospital, and yet they still outperform your "best hospital"

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It is good you are upgrading your health sector it is good for the whole eac, but to claim it is the best is plain retard level reasoning. In Kenya that is a level 5 hospital, Level 6 hospitals in kenya are Kenyatta National Hospital (The University of Nairobi), Kenyatta University Teaching and Referral hospital (Kenyatta University) and Moi University teaching and referral hospital (Moi University). The hospital on display is a level five county hospital in Kenya. Compare and contrast level 5 and level 6.

Benjamin Mkapa Hospital (Opened 2015)
a) Bed capacity is 400
b) It has only 4 ICU beds of which the equipment was donated by israel (Mashav) in late 2019 ie. Your government could not equip the hospital with ICU facilities, you had to rely on donors.
c) The hospital relies on foreign doctors for basic surgeries like kidney transplants which were done by volunteer Irish doctors.
d)

Level 6(Top level hospital in kenya): Kenyatta National Hospital / King George VI Hospital Opened 1901,
a) Bed capacity 3800 ( 3200 public wing and 400 private wing)
b) Currently has 6000 workers
c) ICU (Intensive care unit) beds are 50, to be added to 70
d) HDU (High dependency unit) beds are 10, to be added to 30
e) Provides medical care to 700,000 inpatients annually and 600,000 outpatients annually.
f) Internal revenue yearly Kshs 6.9 billion.
g) In 2019 they marked 15 years of Kidney transplants with over 1000 successful surgeries (Patients spread across east and central africa)
h) Brain and spine surgeries(Neurology department) from 1967 started by Dr. Renato Ruberti (Many have been done since to date)
i) Body part reattachment surgeries have been done for over 7 years ie Reattaching arms, legs that were cut off by accident.
etc, etc etc.... The list is long.

Level 5: Machakos County Government Hospital
a) Bed capacity 410 upgrading on course to 500
b) ICU beds 5, upgrading on course to 12 beds
c) HDU beds none, upgrading on course to 10 beds
d) Fully equipped cancer centre
e) Fully equipped 14 bed dialysis centre
f) Brain and spine surgeries from 2018
g) 2 surgery theatres, plans on course to add 2 more.
etc.......

Level 5 hospitals in kenya have all the things your "best hospital" has and more.I am talking about level 5 because no country in the eac and central africa have a level 6 hospital apart from Kenya. Find below the list of level 5 public hospitals in kenya.
  1. Thika Level 5 Hospital
  2. Nyeri Level 5 Hospital
  3. Nakuru Level 5 Hospital
  4. Mombasa Level 5 Hospital
  5. Meru Level 5 Hospital
  6. Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital
  7. Machakos Level 5 Hospital
  8. Kisumu Level 5 Hospital
  9. Kisii Level 5 Hospital
  10. Kakamega Level 5 Hospital
  11. Garissa Level 5 Hospital
  12. Embu Level 5 Hospital
Note: All private hospitals in Kenya are level 5 and below, there is no level 6 private hospital, and yet they still outperform your "best hospital"
Hebu on a sasa ulivyo mweupe kichwani.
Sasa hizo levels zina mantic zipi.
Yaani unatulete rates hapa!!!
 
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