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‎The revenue department's staff at Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital (MeTRH) participated in a dynamic and impactful r...
18/04/2026

‎The revenue department's staff at Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital (MeTRH) participated in a dynamic and impactful retreat that blended professional training with engaging team building activities in a concerted effort to strengthen service delivery and enhance institutional excellence.
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‎The retreat was graced by Finance, Economic Planning and ICT CECM CPA Monica Kathono and MeTRH CEO Dr. Bernard Murithi, who both applauded the team for their dedication, resilience, and exemplary performance. They encouraged staff to remain committed to continuous improvement both professionally and personally as a cornerstone of delivering quality healthcare services in line with H.E. Governor Mutuma M’Ethingia's vision.
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‎Training sessions were curated to address key aspects of modern service delivery. Participants explored the customer's journey from first contact to service delivery, emphasizing the importance of seamless and patient centered interactions. Additional focus areas included compassionate communication, customer care, and public relations, all tailored to strengthen MeTRH’s image and ensure consistent, high quality service. A standout feature of this training was the use of real case studies to drive critical lessons home. They served as powerful reminders of the importance of listening to and resolving customer concerns promptly and effectively.
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‎Complementing the training were interactive team building sessions designed to reinforce collaboration, trust, and practical application of learned concepts. These activities fostered a stronger sense of unity among staff while embedding the principles of excellent service delivery in a memorable and engaging manner.

‎The Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital (MeTRH) fraternity came together in a deeply moving and spiritually uplifting A...
17/04/2026

‎The Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital (MeTRH) fraternity came together in a deeply moving and spiritually uplifting Annual Prayer Day, reaffirming a shared calling to serve, heal, and care for humanity. Led by MeTRH CEO Dr. Bernard Murithi, today's event was anchored on the powerful theme “Called to Heal, Chosen to Care.” It brought together members of staff from across all departments reflecting unity, reflection, and spiritual renewal.
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‎Held through support from the Deputy President of the Republic of Kenya H.E. Prof. Kithure Kindiki and H.E. Governor Mutuma M'Ethingia, the prayer day underscored the importance of integrating faith and compassion into delivery of healthcare services. It served as a reminder that healing transcends clinical interventions and is both a physical and spiritual journey. The atmosphere was one of gratitude and renewed purpose as staff reflected on their noble calling and the vital role they play in the lives of countless individuals and families.
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‎Dr. Murithi expressed profound appreciation to all members of staff for their unwavering commitment, resilience, and compassion in the provision of care. He emphasized that their daily sacrifices and dedication form the backbone of MeTRH’s mission and impact.

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‎It's World Autism Acceptance Week. Autism is a lifelong neurological condition that affects how people communicate, int...
30/03/2026

‎It's World Autism Acceptance Week. Autism is a lifelong neurological condition that affects how people communicate, interact, and experience the world. Autism can involve unique communication styles, sensory sensitivities (to light, sound, touch), strong attention to detail and deep focus, and different ways of interacting socially.
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‎Many autistic individuals possess incredible strengths like creativity, innovation, honesty, and exceptional problem solving skills yet without understanding and inclusion, they may face barriers in education, employment, and daily life.
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‎A truly inclusive society is one where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and therefore, we should jointly endeavor to celebrate neurodiversity, break stigma and misconceptions, build inclusive communities, and recognize the value and contributions of autistic individuals.

29/03/2026

GOVERNOR MUTUMA: ONE YEAR OF ACTION, PROGRESS, AND RESULTS

‎Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital's (MeTRH's) Radiology Unit plays a critical role in care especially in the fight ag...
25/03/2026

‎Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital's (MeTRH's) Radiology Unit plays a critical role in care especially in the fight against cancer where early detection and accurate staging often mean the difference between life and death. From the first suspicion of illness to the determination of how far it has progressed, radiology provides a roadmap that guides clinicians towards effective treatment. It is here that diseases are uncovered, injuries are assessed, and life saving decisions begin to take shape.
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‎Equipped with state of the art equipment and technology, the unit offers a comprehensive range of diagnostic services including mammography for breast cancer screening, CT scans for detailed internal imaging, ultrasound services with color Doppler for real time assessment of organs and blood flow, and general X-rays for routine and emergency evaluations. Additional specialized services include OPG imaging for dental and maxillofacial assessment, as well as cardiac diagnostics such as electrocardiograms (ECG) and echocardiograms which monitor and evaluate heart function.
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‎The unit also provides critical imaging support for patients in intensive care units (ICU) and during surgical procedures in theatres, ensuring continuous and reliable diagnostic services for patients in critical conditions. On average, the Radiology Unit attends to approximately 3,500 patients monthly. A significant number of these cases involve fractures, reflecting both the burden of trauma and the essential role of imaging in emergency and orthopedic care.
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‎A dedicated team of professionals including radiologists, technicians, and support staff, work tirelessly behind the scenes and collaborate seamlessly translating images into life saving insights. They ensure that every diagnosis is both timely and precise.

‎Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital (MeTRH) CEO Dr. Bernard Murithi graced the opening of a Basic Obstetrical Sonograph...
17/03/2026

‎Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital (MeTRH) CEO Dr. Bernard Murithi graced the opening of a Basic Obstetrical Sonography and Pregnancy Screening Scan short course organized by MeTRH in partnership with the County Government of Meru, Meru University of Science and Technology (MUST), Kenya Methodist University (KeMU), and Foundation SmW Switzerland - Sono for Africa. The training aims to equip healthcare workers with obstetric point of care ultrasound (o-POCUS) skills.
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‎50 healthcare professionals including obstetricians, gynaecologists, medical officers, nurses, radiographers, and clinical officers from across the country are participating in the training which is designed to strengthen maternal and fetal healthcare by improving diagnostic capacity and enabling healthcare providers to conduct timely and accurate pregnancy ultrasound screenings for early detection of complications. The first training module for cohort one will run until March 20, 2026, while the second session will take place from 23rd-26th March 2026.
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‎In addition to professional training, the program is also offering free ultrasound screening services to pregnant women. Those identified with complications are being referred to MeTRH for further evaluation and in patient care where necessary. Course delivery is through an intensive hands-on training model that combines structured lectures with supervised practical sessions, allowing participants to perform ultrasound scans under the guidance of international and local experts.
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‎Key attendees included President of Foundation SmW Switzerland - Sono for Africa, Chief Physician in Obstetrics and Prenatal Medicine, and Chair of Courses Prof. Beatrice Mosimann, Obstetrician Gynaecologist and Dean of the School of Medicine and Pharmacy at KeMU Prof. Alice Mutungi, Professor of Immunoparasitology and Collaboration Coordinator Prof. Japhet Magambo, Physician in Emergency Medicine and Head of Courses Dr. Gilbert Krahenbuhl, Obstetrician Gynaecologist at MeTRH and Technical Working Group Coordinator Dr. Consenta Gatumi, and Obstetrician Gynaecologist from Foundation SmW Switzerland - Sono for Africa. Dr. Melanie Loser.

‎In a heartfelt and educational commemoration of World Kidney Day, staff and patients at Meru Teaching and Referral Hosp...
12/03/2026

‎In a heartfelt and educational commemoration of World Kidney Day, staff and patients at Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital (MeTRH)’s renal unit came together to raise awareness about the importance of kidney health amid a growing burden of kidney disease in Meru. It was a celebration of resilience for patients undergoing treatment, and a call to action for the community to take better care of their kidneys through preventive health practices and early medical intervention.
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‎MeTRH’s renal unit is equipped with 13 dialysis machines and serves approximately 350 patients monthly, making it one of the region’s key centers of renal care. It also includes a dedicated isolation room for patients with hepatitis, ensuring safe and specialized treatment. For many patients, dialysis is not just a treatment but a lifeline that allows them to continue their daily lives while managing chronic kidney disease. The unit's medical team works tirelessly to ensure patients receive consistent care, counseling, and support throughout their treatment.
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‎Healthcare workers emphasized that although dialysis plays a critical role in saving lives, prevention of kidney disease remains the most effective way to protect community health. They attributed the rising cases of kidney disease to conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, diseases that directly affect the kidneys, urinary tract obstruction, congenital kidney defects, and drug abuse or misuse of medication.
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‎The MeTRH renal team encouraged the public to adopt healthier lifestyles and prioritize routine health check-ups. They also advised proper control of blood pressure and blood sugar levels, undergoing regular medical screening, seeking early treatment for minor illnesses, and avoiding unnecessary over the counter medications. Additionally, maintaining a healthy diet, adequate water intake, regular exercise, healthy body weight, and avoiding smoking while reducing alcohol consumption, were highlighted as key steps in preventing kidney disease and promoting overall wellbeing.

‎Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital (MeTRH) is strengthening efforts to improve healthcare delivery through strategic c...
11/03/2026

‎Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital (MeTRH) is strengthening efforts to improve healthcare delivery through strategic collaborations. Today, the hospital’s CEO Dr. Bernard Murithi received a delegation of investors who paid him a courtesy call to explore potential areas of partnership with an aim of enhancing delivery of healthcare services.
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‎Discussions centered on opportunities of collaboration in equipping, strengthening human resource capacity, and streamlining service delivery systems at the hospital to enhance MeTRH’s mission of providing quality, accessible, and efficient healthcare services to residents of Meru and the Upper Eastern region.
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‎Public Private Partnerships have increasingly become a vital approach in the health sector, enabling public health institutions to leverage private sector expertise, technology, and investment to bridge gaps in healthcare infrastructure and service provision.

‎Simple steps to protect your vision‎‎Get regular eye examinations – Even if you do not notice vision problems, routine ...
05/03/2026

‎Simple steps to protect your vision
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‎Get regular eye examinations – Even if you do not notice vision problems, routine screening helps detect changes early.
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‎Eat a balanced diet – Foods rich in vitamins A, C, E, and omega 3 fatty acids support healthy vision. Include leafy vegetables, carrots, fruits, fish, and nuts in your meals.
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‎Reduce screen strain – Follow the 20-20-20 rule. Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds.
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‎Protect your eyes from sunlight – Wear sunglasses or a hat when outdoors to shield your eyes from harmful UV rays.
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‎Avoid smoking – Smoking increases the risk of eye diseases such as cataracts and macular degeneration.
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‎Manage chronic diseases – Conditions like diabetes and hypertension can damage the eyes if not well controlled.
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‎Many children struggle in school due to undetected vision problems. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to ensure children receive regular eye screening, especially if they complain of headaches, difficulty reading, or squinting.

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