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Outpatient services across all health facilities; public, private and faith-based, are free for every Kenyan registered with the Social Health Authority (SHA). We urge local leaders and members of the public to remain vigilant and promptly report any facility that continues to charge for these services to the relevant authorities. This measure is a key pillar of Kenya's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda, which seeks to make quality healthcare accessible, efficient and affordable for all.

Outpatient services across all health facilities; public, private and faith-based, are free for every Kenyan registered with the Social Health Authority (SHA). We urge local leaders and members of the public to remain vigilant and promptly report any facility that continues to charge for these services to the relevant authorities. This measure is a key pillar of Kenya's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda, which seeks to make quality healthcare accessible, efficient and affordable for all.

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This morning, I made an impromptu visit to Kitebi Health Center to assess service delivery and interact with both staff and patients. I wish to remind the public that all services offered at KCCA health facilities across the city are FREE OF CHARGE. Please do not pay any money for any service. I thank our health workers for upholding the values of patient care, integrity, and teamwork as they continue to serve the people of Kampala.

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WATCH | A Zimbabwean woman who went to a hospital in Ekurhuleni, Gauteng Province, to get medical help was chased away by members of Operation Dudula. The group argues that public health services in South Africa should be reserved for citizens, not foreign nationals.

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MACE WIN: We recently announced the University of South Carolina Beaufort’s $3.87 million federal grant through the Health Resources and Services Administration to expand its nursing program. We worked closely with the Health Resources and Services Administration to support this funding, including submitting a congressional letter of support from our office. South Carolina faces one of the worst nursing shortages in the country, with as many as one in five positions projected to go unfilled by 2036. The funding will help train up to 64 new nurses each year, strengthen rural healthcare, and fill critical workforce gaps across the Lowcountry.

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I’ve been in public service for a long time. From Congress to California Attorney General to Secretary of Health and Human Services, I have always been dedicated to fighting for the people of California. It’s time to continue that work as your Governor.

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Man with beard, "In my lifetime, the Tories have been in power for at least 50 years.. Every time they come into power they have attacked the public sector.. The councils.. We've now got a health service that can't get nurses" #C4News "50 years ago as a young person growing up I could afford to rent a house.. To buy a house.. And all all the other services were available.. They're not now"

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Male inmates in Namibia’s correctional facilities are not provided with condoms, as authorities seek to discourage same-sex sexual activities, according to senior prison nurse Sylvia Kambunga. Kambunga, from the Walvis Bay Correctional Services health unit, explained that inmates found engaging in same-sex acts are placed in separate cells to prevent further incidents. She highlighted that access to proper healthcare remains one of the biggest challenges within the country’s correctional facilities, raising concerns about the well-being of inmates and the overall public health system. Kambunga acknowledged that prisons often struggle to provide comprehensive medical services due to overcrowding, limited resources, and logistical constraints. These conditions make it difficult to ensure inmates receive timely and adequate treatment for both chronic and emergency health conditions. She made these remarks during a Ministry of Health and Social Services stakeholder engagement meeting held in Swakopmund. The meeting aimed to address gaps and challenges in delivering comprehensive primary healthcare and community-based services, focusing on strengthening integrated and patient-centred healthcare across all primary service areas in the Erongo Region. Report: Stefan |Uirab #NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp

Male inmates in Namibia’s correctional facilities are not provided with condoms, as authorities seek to discourage same-sex sexual activities, according to senior prison nurse Sylvia Kambunga. Kambunga, from the Walvis Bay Correctional Services health unit, explained that inmates found engaging in same-sex acts are placed in separate cells to prevent further incidents. She highlighted that access to proper healthcare remains one of the biggest challenges within the country’s correctional facilities, raising concerns about the well-being of inmates and the overall public health system. Kambunga acknowledged that prisons often struggle to provide comprehensive medical services due to overcrowding, limited resources, and logistical constraints. These conditions make it difficult to ensure inmates receive timely and adequate treatment for both chronic and emergency health conditions. She made these remarks during a Ministry of Health and Social Services stakeholder engagement meeting held in Swakopmund. The meeting aimed to address gaps and challenges in delivering comprehensive primary healthcare and community-based services, focusing on strengthening integrated and patient-centred healthcare across all primary service areas in the Erongo Region. Report: Stefan |Uirab #NBCNews #nbcdigitalnews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcGOtv20 #nbcPlusApp

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We are strengthening heart healthcare for patients in southern Alberta so they can get critical treatment faster and closer to home, with their families by their side. ☑️ 59 million dollars over three years to expand cardiac and intensive care in the South Zone ☑️ New and enhanced cardiac services at Chinook Regional Hospital and Medicine Hat Regional Hospital ☑️ Faster diagnostics and treatment so fewer patients need to be sent to larger centres ☑️ Builds on record investments in doctors, nurses and frontline staff right across Alberta

We are strengthening heart healthcare for patients in southern Alberta so they can get critical treatment faster and closer to home, with their families by their side. ☑️ 59 million dollars over three years to expand cardiac and intensive care in the South Zone ☑️ New and enhanced cardiac services at Chinook Regional Hospital and Medicine Hat Regional Hospital ☑️ Faster diagnostics and treatment so fewer patients need to be sent to larger centres ☑️ Builds on record investments in doctors, nurses and frontline staff right across Alberta

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“The Israeli occupation has killed more than 1,580 of our [medical] staff.” Gaza’s Health Ministry Director, Dr. Muneer al-Bursh, mourns the loss of his colleagues and medical staff, especially Dr. Marwan Al-Sultan and Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh, who were killed by deliberate Israeli targeting of health workers, doctors, and medical staff. Dr. Marwan Al-Sultan, director of the Indonesian hospital who was killed with his family members three days ago by Israeli strikes held the highest scientific degree in Gaza. Hospitals also suffer from the intentional Israeli blockade of essential medical supplies and fuel needed for the operation of hospitals which are overwhelmed with patients killed and injured by Israeli attacks.

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