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Fragmented diagnostic pathways, delayed results, and limited access to high-performance tests like HPV DNA testing make ...
18/02/2026

Fragmented diagnostic pathways, delayed results, and limited access to high-performance tests like HPV DNA testing make it challenging for gynaecologists to deliver proper care for cervical cancer patients.

At The Pathology Network, we are addressing these systemic barriers head-on, by equipping gynaecologists with our Spes360 platform.

Here's how gynaecologists within our network are using it to transform cervical cancer detection:
1. Access to high-performance HPV DNA Testing, where it's needed most.
2. Full coordination of the diagnostic journey, from sample collection to result delivery, with guaranteed turnaround times.
3. Guaranteed Quality Assurance: Standardised protocols, external quality assurance programmes, and 24-hour turnaround for HPV DNA testing-eliminating prolonged or uncertain result delays.

Our ambition is clear: no woman should die of preventable cervical cancer.

Read the full article to learn more: https://zurl.co/LCF3R

As we enter the season of Ramadan, The Pathology Network wishes our Muslim community and their loved ones a blessed mont...
18/02/2026

As we enter the season of Ramadan, The Pathology Network wishes our Muslim community and their loved ones a blessed month full of peace and reflection.

11/02/2026

Across the continent, countless patients face a frustrating reality: the diagnostic tests that could identify their condition simply aren't accessible when they need them most.

Our founder, Dr. Joshua Kibera, was recently hosted by Paul Essery on the Chief Uncensored podcast to discuss how African-led tech innovations are changing this reality.

Their candid conversation explores our mission: supporting healthcare systems across the continent so that everybody can get the diagnostic test they need, when they need it.

Watch the full conversation:
👉 https://zurl.co/S5cGa

Cervical cancer is the most common cause of cancer-related deaths among women in 21 of the 48 countries in Sub-Saharan A...
09/02/2026

Cervical cancer is the most common cause of cancer-related deaths among women in 21 of the 48 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. Globally, the burden of cervical cancer is borne by women in low-to middle-income countries.

Yet, it is highly preventable, and studies show that providing access to screening can reduce a woman's risk of contracting the disease by up to 50%.

At The Pathology Network, we believe a world without cervical cancer is possible. That's why we are:

- Developing health infrastructure, processes and systems to make cervical cancer screening and diagnosis scalable and accessible.
- Empowering clinicians and patients with information about HPV and cervical cancer.
- Collaborating with strategic partners and members of the cervical cancer community.
- Broadening access to personalised HPV screening by connecting women with gynaecologists.

Learn more: https://zurl.co/DpV3g

Eleven years ago, our founder, Dr Joshua Kibera, met Martha while running a clinic in a rural Kenyan hospital. Martha wa...
04/02/2026

Eleven years ago, our founder, Dr Joshua Kibera, met Martha while running a clinic in a rural Kenyan hospital. Martha was a 45-year-old farmer with an ulcerated lump the size of a tennis ball in her left breast. At the time of her visit, her lump had grown to stage 4 breast cancer.

Martha had done everything right, but had been failed by a fragmented diagnostic infrastructure. Her tragic story consequently shaped our purpose: to ensure that no cancer patient is ever lost in the system due to inefficiencies and miscommunication.

This World Cancer Day, we're reminded that closing the cancer care gap must start with diagnosis. At The Pathology Network, we're building Africa's first diagnostic grid to ensure no cancer patient is ever lost in the system again.

Read our full reflection on the critical role of pathology and diagnostic connectors: https://zurl.co/fjpyp

🚨 Exciting Opportunity Alert! We are Hiring a Senior Diagnostic Quality Administrative Officer! 🚨At The Pathology Networ...
28/01/2026

🚨 Exciting Opportunity Alert! We are Hiring a Senior Diagnostic Quality Administrative Officer! 🚨

At The Pathology Network, we are leveraging technology to improve access to diagnostic care across Africa. As we expand the tools driving this transformation, we’re inviting a licensed medical laboratory professional to help us ensure seamless, quality diagnostic support across our network. This is an office-based role, for placement in our Nanyuki Head Office.

TPN is an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive team. If you, or anyone you know, is interested in this opportunity, you are encouraged to apply via: https://zurl.co/7MRrm

We welcome your application on or before Tuesday, 10th February 2026.

31/12/2025

Dear Partner,
2025 was filled with incredible highs and challenging lows, and we are so proud to have navigated the year by your side. Above all, we celebrate our shared commitment to serving humanity.
We wish you a 2026 filled with influence and deep joy as you continue to touch the lives of those around you.

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to you and your family from The Pathology Network Team. Thank you for being a part of our journey.

When Time Becomes Hope: Reimagining Diagnostics in Africa At The Pathology Network (TPN), we exist to do good by making...
18/12/2025

When Time Becomes Hope: Reimagining Diagnostics in Africa

At The Pathology Network (TPN), we exist to do good by making timely, reliable diagnostics accessible across Africa.

We believe every minute matters. Diagnostics must work seamlessly, across hospitals, laboratories and pathologists, so that clinicians can make informed decisions and patients can receive the right care, at the right time.

Yet across much of Africa, diagnostics remain fragmented. A shortage of pathologists, coupled with weak coordination, communication gaps, and limited standardisation, often leads to delays that directly affect patient outcomes.

One of our partner hospitals, Cottolengo Mission Hospital in rural Kenya, shared a case that reflects why this work matters.

A young boy from a disadvantaged background who lived with his grandmother, arrived at Cottolengo Mission Hospital with a rare bone cancer. He was critically ill and required multiple specialised diagnostic tests within a very short window to determine viable treatment options. "This child was almost dying," recalls Eric Muthomi, the hospital's Assistant Medical Director.

Before Cottolengo was onboarded onto TPN's diagnostic coordination network, such cases often took weeks, sometimes over a month, to resolve diagnostically. With our diagnostic network, the hospital received results in days, not weeks.

Time became hope. The confirmed diagnosis made it possible for the child to be transferred to Italy, for a life-saving bone transplant. Today, he is thriving.

"No one knew it could be possible," Eric says. "Even some of the consultants here had expressed their doubt."

This is why we do what we do.

By connecting mission hospitals like Cottolengo to a coordinated diagnostic ecosystem, we're not just improving turnaround times. We are transforming what is possible for patient care across Africa.

Read the full story here: https://zurl.co/hxESR

The Pathology Network commemorates Jamhuri Day with all Kenyans worldwide.This day serves as a reminder of the strong ta...
12/12/2025

The Pathology Network commemorates Jamhuri Day with all Kenyans worldwide.

This day serves as a reminder of the strong task of nation-building and the collective responsibility we all share in shaping Kenya's future.
We celebrate the progress we've made in healthcare and reiterate our continued commitment to transforming diagnostic pathology nationwide.

Today, we stand together with partners, communities, and medical organisations worldwide to commemorate this year's Worl...
01/12/2025

Today, we stand together with partners, communities, and medical organisations worldwide to commemorate this year's World AIDS Day.

This year's theme, "Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response", reminds us of the importance of sustained global collaboration in addressing one of the most significant health challenges of our time.

It also reminds us of the need to choose kindness and compassion over fear and stigma, to educate communities on the importance of early testing, and to strengthen access to healthcare.

This holiday season, we are spicing up your clinical practice with new features that will elevate your diagnostic operat...
26/11/2025

This holiday season, we are spicing up your clinical practice with new features that will elevate your diagnostic operations:

🎁 Enhanced Traceability: We've added system-generated barcode labels for you to track your sample across the entire diagnostic workflow. You can now monitor your workflow with surgical precision. 😉

🎁Seamless Integration & Automation: Our new and secure webhooks and API keys now enable you to integrate Spes360 with your existing third-party systems. Build custom dashboards, integrate with Quickbooks and other approved third-party apps to simplify your accounting and create truly automated workflows.

🎁Improved Management & Billing: We've made it simpler for health admins to view, add, manage users, and assign permissions at the organisation level. Additionally, our admin accounts now feature an updated billing module that simplifies subscription management, giving you better financial visibility and control.

This is just the tip of the iceberg, we've also added 2FA and self-onboarding, to make your accounts more secure and simplify your setup process. 🎁 🎉

This holiday season, as you focus on your patients, allow us to make your work easier with Spes360, the gift that keeps on giving.

Visit spes360.com and sign up for a free account today.

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