Kenya calls for sustainable UK health partnerships to strengthen healthcare
The government has underscored the need for Kenya and the United Kingdom to build on five years of health collaboration by shifting towards sustainable partnerships that strengthen health systems and deliver better health outcomes...
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Kenya is advocating for a shift towards sustainable health partnerships with the United Kingdom, building on five years of collaboration to strengthen health systems and improve outcomes.
- The Kenya–United Kingdom Health Alliance (KUKHA) is celebrating its 5th anniversary, highlighting achievements in specialized healthcare, cancer services, and workforce development.
- Principal Secretary for Medical Services, Dr. Ouma Oluga, emphasized the need for country-led, co-designed, and co-accountable partnerships aligned with national priorities.
- Kenya seeks deeper collaboration in areas like transplantation, cancer care, genomics, and local production of medicines and vaccines.
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