Hamna hiyo machine in East Central and Southern Africa, ukiacha SA. Tatizo ninyi wakenya mnapenda kujikweza sana wakati nchi yenu ni mbovu sana, lete ushahidi kama hii mashine inapatikana Kenya au nchi yoyote katika ukanda huu.When you say 'one of the first', I suppose the actual first was in Kenya?
Hamna hiyo machine in East Central and Southern Africa, ukiacha SA. Tatizo ninyi wakenya mnapenda kujikweza sana wakati nchi yenu ni mbovu sana, lete ushahidi kama hii mashine inapatikana Kenya au nchi yoyote katika ukanda huu.
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Lete ushahidi acha kupiga kelele, hapo Kenyatta Hospital 60% ya ultrasounds zimeharibika hazijatengezwa, vipi mtaweza kununua machine kama hizi?. Mtabaki kupiga kelele lakini kamwe Government hospitals haziwezi kupata hizi machine in near future.Ni bundles za data hauna ama nini? Tumia Google uwacha kukaa mjinga.
We have several Linac Machines in Kenya. At KNH, MTRH, and even the private Texas Cancer Centre.
This is a cheaper machine that costs just $2.5 million.
Aga Khan Nairobi on the other hand is the only one in the region with a PET machine, which costs over $6 million.
Lete ushahidi acha kupiga kelele, hapo Kenyatta Hospital 60% ya ultrasounds zimeharibika hazijatengezwa, vipi mtaweza kununua machine kama hizi?. Mtabaki kupiga kelele lakini kamwe Government hospitals haziwezi kupata hizi machine in near future.
Aga Khan Nairobi wapo katika mchakato wa kununua PET scanner ila bado hawajainunua, kama una ushahidi wameshafunga, tuletee na kama huna kaaa kimya.
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Lete ushahidi acha kupiga kelele, hapo Kenyatta Hospital 60% ya ultrasounds zimeharibika hazijatengezwa, vipi mtaweza kununua machine kama hizi?. Mtabaki kupiga kelele lakini kamwe Government hospitals haziwezi kupata hizi machine in near future.
Aga Khan Nairobi wapo katika mchakato wa kununua PET scanner ila bado hawajainunua, kama una ushahidi wameshafunga, tuletee na kama huna kaaa kimya.
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Bongo ni [emoji90][emoji90][emoji90]Keep dreaming. You are boasting of machines Kenya bought in 2008.
For you info, a Linac machine costs just $2 million.
A country of 60 million is boasting of having two of them yet they applaud their supremo when he buys $250 million dreamliners.
Wewe acha kujidanganya Tanzania is far ahead in medical care, you are talking about renal dialysis, we have that Service in at least Six regions Hospitals so far and more centers to be opened soon.Here in Kenya we acquire machines without fanfare.
Go read about the managed equipment leasing programme by GOK.
It might have started controversially, but right now 2 hospitals per county each have dialysis kits, modern thearter facilities, ICU equipment, ultrasound, X-Ray and other imaging equipment.
Huko Tanzania, anyone requiring a dialysis must rush to Dar is slum.
And not just that, Kenya has like 10 times the number of oncologist Tanzania has.
Tanzania is behind not only in equipment, but also in qualified professionals.
We have it in every county under the managed equipment programme. 47 hospitals at least.Wewe acha kujidanganya Tanzania is far ahead in medical care, you are talking about renal dialysis, we have that Service in at least Six regions Hospitals so far and more centers to be opened soon.
Tanzania has the biggest and ultramodern state of art cardiac institute of it's kind which is currently operate 1000 cardiac patients per year. Tell me how many cardiac patients do you operate per year.
Wacha nirudie Jambo moja - ukiona kitu Tanzania, jua Kenya kipo. Usije ukashoboka bure. BRT pekee ndio kitu mmetutangulia.
Cancer patients cross into TZ for treatmentWe have it in every county under the managed equipment programme. 47 hospitals at least.
I've never heard of any Kenyan coming to Tanzania for specialized treatment. But Nairobi hospitals are full of Tanzanians and Ugandans. Especially your politicians.
Kenya population - 50 million
Tanzania population - 60 million
Kenya's health budget 2018 (national government) - Ksh 60 billion
Tanzania health budget 2018 - Ksh 40 billion
Case closed. You are LDC and will always trail Kenya in everything. The machines you hear in your media are being bought arrived in Kenya years ago with little fanfare.
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Cancer patients cross into TZ for treatment
Kenyans are coming to Tanzania daily for medical care, Tanzania is far ahead of Kenya and Kenya can't match in any way.
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You received one Lisu because of his own safety reasons you are yapping, we receive thousand of Kenyans into our government hospitals yearly, when your doctors went on strike last year where did your government go to ask for doctors?. Tanzania is a big brother in EACSawa mkuu. Wewe mwenyewe ndiye utajitoa kwa hio denial, kwa muda wako mwenyewe.
The factual truth is that Kenya is not where it should be in healthcare services, but at the same time has no peers in East Africa.
That's why when your politicians are shot 20 times, their first stop is Nairobi.
When Besigye is assaulted by Museveni, his first stop is Nairobi.
When 400 cancer patients in Uganda are at risk, Nairobi comes to the rescue.
That's the reason you bongolalas have to report on a Kenyan forum every machine you've bought, thinking you've finally overtaken us.
ORCI we’ve started using state of art Linear accelerator Machines (Linacs) (we have 2 of them) for radiotherapy treatment. One of the first in East and central Africa.
Hii ni taarifa nzuri sana. Vyema kuona Afrika Mashariki ikiendelea kwenye sekta ya afya.
Lakini hiyo article hakikisha hiyo sentensi inayo sema "One of the first in East and central Africa" ijapokuwa hiyo sio la muhimu, la muhimu ni maendeleo. Way to go TZ !! 😎😎😎😎
You received one Lisu because of his own safety reasons you are yapping, we receive thousand of Kenyans into our government hospitals yearly, when your doctors went on strike last year where did your government go to ask for doctors?. Tanzania is a big brother in EAC
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That is private Hospital, we are talking about public Government hospital, by the way show evidence that Aga Khan Nairobi wameshapata PET scanner.
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1.Tanzania has the biggest Specialized cardiac Hospital in the region.What does a strike have to do with better health care services? You truly are retarded.
In any case, if your doctors came here, they would have been earning triple the salary.
Fact 1: Kenya has a smaller population and a higher health budget than Tanzania.
Fact 2: Kenya has at least 4 Linac machines. Tanzania has 0.
Fact 3: Kenya has 1 PET machine. Tanzania has 0.
Fact 4: Lowest paid Kenyan doctor earns $1500. Lowest paid Tanzanian doctor earns $500.
Fact 5: KNH, Aga Khan Nairobi, Nairobi hospital etc. have been overloaded by Tanzanians and Ugandans. Aga Khan even has a dedicated service for 'foreigners'.
Fact 6: Kenya has a better doctor to population ratio than Tanzania.
To be honest, I don't even know what the debate is about. There is not a single aspect or statistic that you're ahead of Kenya. Arguing the whole day won't change that.
Here's another one I had missed. Aga Khan Nairobi also has a Linac machine.
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Which one is that and does it beat Aga Khan Heart and Cancer Centre?1.Tanzania has the biggest Specialized cardiac Hospital in the region.
2.Tanzania has the biggest cancer institute in the region, all treatments are free of charge, Kenya charges money for cancer treatment
3. Tanzania has the modern and most sophisticated teaching Hospital of it's kind in East and central Africa, Mloganzila teaching Hospital
4.Three public Hospitals perform kidney transplant, Kenya only two Hospitals
You have zero evidence for this.5.Tanzania produces 1000 doctors per year, Kenya only 700 per year.
6. Government Hospitals are better equipped than private Hospitals in Tanzania, many Tanzanians can access medical care, in Kenya private Hospitals are the ones which are well equipment, majority of Kenyans can't afford.
7.Tanzania is the only country in the region which doesn't refer cardiac patients to abroad, instead it receives from neighboring countries including Kenya