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University Teaching Hospital (UTH) is the largest hospital in Zambia, located in Lusaka, the capital city.

VISION: “To be the Centre of Excellence for health care in the country and the region by providing innovative treatment interventions through ongoing research”. MISSION STATEMENT: “To provide affordable quality health care; function as a referral Centre; train health care providers; conduct research to find solutions to existing health problems and for the development of science”.

25/12/2025

Season’s greetings from UTH Adult Hospital. Celebrate responsibly. Stay safe. Stay healthy.

24/12/2025

UTH ADULT HOSPITAL EMBRACES THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS EVE 🎄

The University Teaching Hospital (UTH) Adult Hospital today embraced the true spirit of Christmas Eve with joyful celebrations of togetherness, gratitude, and reflection.

In a lively and cheerful atmosphere, members of management gathered for a brief but meaningful moment to share cake and raise a heartfelt toast to teamwork, dedication, and the enduring spirit of service that has sustained the institution throughout the year 🥂🤝🎄

The festive spirit was also felt across the hospital, with staff in various departments taking time to mark the occasion in their own ways. These celebrations highlighted unity, camaraderie, and the strong bond among healthcare workers who continue to serve tirelessly, even during the festive season ❤️

The gatherings captured the true essence of the season - togetherness, appreciation, and hope while honouring the unwavering dedication of healthcare professionals who continue to serve with compassion and professionalism, even during the holidays.

As the nation celebrates Christmas, UTH Adult Hospital extends warm festive wishes to staff, patients, stakeholders, and the general public, wishing everyone a joyful, peaceful, and blessed festive season 🎁✨

By:
UTH Adult Hospital Public Relations Unit

23/12/2025

FESTIVE SEASON AND NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM OUR SENIOR MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT

As we celebrate the festive season and prepare to welcome a New Year, I extend warm greetings and best wishes on behalf of the University Teaching Hospital (UTH) Adult Hospital.

The festive season is a time for gratitude, reflection, and renewed hope. It reminds us of the value of life, health, and compassion for one another. At UTH Adult Hospital, our commitment to saving lives and providing quality healthcare remains steadfast throughout this period and into the New Year.

The hospital remains fully operational during the festive season, with dedicated health professionals on duty to provide essential and emergency healthcare services.

I urge members of the public to celebrate responsibly and prioritise their health and safety this festive season by:

✅ Observing road safety regulations to prevent accidents
✅ Moderating alcohol consumption to reduce health and safety risks
✅ Practicing safe food handling to avoid foodborne illnesses
✅ Managing chronic conditions by adhering to medications and regular check-ups
✅ Seeking medical attention promptly when unwell

By following these measures, we can all enjoy a safe, healthy, and joyful festive season.

As we enter the New Year, let us work together to foster a culture of care and responsibility for a healthier nation.

I sincerely thank our partners and the public for their continued trust and cooperation and wish everyone a peaceful festive season and a New Year filled with good health, hope, and renewed purpose.

Dr. Charles Mbewe
Acting Senior Medical Superintendent
UTH Adult Hospital

23/12/2025

PRESS STATEMENT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

UTH CLARIFIES CIRCULATION OF UNVERIFIED INFORMATION REGARDING AN ALLEGED PATIENT

Lusaka 23rd December,2025 – The University Teaching Hospitals' (UTH) Adult Hospital has noted the circulation of information on some social media platforms concerning an individual identified as Mr. Charles Phiri, who is alleged to be admitted at the hospital, with requests for members of the public to assist in tracing relatives.

UTH wishes to clarify that this matter has not been formally brought to the attention of hospital management and that the information currently circulating on social media is unverified. The message containing these claims was shared informally, and UTH has not confirmed the identity, admission status, or circumstances surrounding the named individual.

The hospital emphasizes that it has established internal procedures for managing cases involving unidentified or unaccompanied patients, including the lawful tracing of relatives through appropriate institutional channels. These processes are undertaken while strictly upholding patient confidentiality, consent, and ethical standards.

UTH therefore strongly advises members of the public, administrators of social media platforms, and content creators to refrain from publishing or circulating images or personal details of patients without formal authorization from the hospital.

Any information that may assist in identifying or locating relatives of a patient believed to be admitted at UTH should be communicated directly to the Hospital Administration or the Public Relations Unit for verification and appropriate action.

The University Teaching Hospital remains committed to safeguarding patient dignity, privacy, and welfare at all times.

Issued by:
The Public Relations Unit
UTH - Adult Hospital

23/12/2025

STRENGTHENING COLLABORATION FOR BETTER HEALTHCARE : UTH HOSTS KITWE TEACHING HOSPITAL PREMIUM DEPARTMENT

We were delighted to host a team from Kitwe Teaching Hospital’s Premium Services Department, led by Head of Clinical Care, Dr. Joseph Kasongo. The team visited us to appreciate our service delivery particularly in premium care.

The team was warmly received by our Head of Premium Services, Dr. Mukesh Kumar Gupta, and Acting Chief Nursing Officer, Ms. Elizabeth Kamanya, who, alongside other Premium Services members, showcased best practices in UTH Adult Hospital’s premium service delivery.

The visit provided an excellent opportunity to highlight our service standards, exchange experiences, and share best practices, strengthening collaboration and reaffirming our commitment to continuous improvement in patient care.

At UTH Adult Hospital, we value learning, partnerships, and innovation that enhance service delivery and patient experience.

19/12/2025

LUSAKA COLLEGE OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY GRADUATES 164 IN-SERVICE NURSES IN SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT SKILLS WORK SHOP

Lusaka, 19th December 2025 – The Lusaka College of Nursing and Midwifery today graduated 164 in-service student nurses who successfully completed a Supervisory Management Skills Work Shop, an important component of their academic training.

The one-week training forms part of the nurses’ one-year Advanced Diploma programmes in Critical Care Nursing, Emergency and Trauma Nursing, Clinical Instructor Nursing, HIV Nurse Practitioner (HNP), and Paediatrics and Child Health.

The programme is designed to equip nurses with essential supervisory, leadership, and management skills required in the delivery of quality healthcare services.

Speaking at the graduation ceremony, the UTH Adult Hospital Senior Medical Superintendent, Dr Charles Mbewe, who was the Guest of Honour, congratulated the graduates for their dedication, discipline, and commitment to professional development.

Dr Mbewe emphasized that the training aligns with Government policy on capacity building, which promotes continuous skills enhancement through both short-term and long-term training programmes.

He encouraged the graduates to apply and share the knowledge gained in their respective workstations, noting that it will strengthen supervision, improve teamwork, and enhance service delivery within the health sector.

Also addressing the graduates, Ms Bernadette Tembo, Head of Nursing Services at UTH Adult Hospital, commended the nurses for successfully completing the programme. She highlighted the critical role of supervisory and leadership skills in improving patient care and fostering professional growth among nursing teams. Ms Tembo encouraged the graduates to uphold ethical practice and maintain excellence in their respective healthcare settings.

Adding her voice, Mrs Astridah Chilema, Deputy Head of Lusaka College of Nursing and Midwifery, praised the graduates for their hard work and resilience. She emphasized that the Supervisory Management Skills Work Shop is a vital component of the advanced diploma programmes, preparing nurses for leadership and supervisory roles within the healthcare system. She urged the graduates to uphold professionalism, ethical conduct, and teamwork as they advance in their careers.

The ceremony reaffirmed Government’s commitment to producing competent, skilled, and ethical nursing professionals capable of delivering quality healthcare services.

Congratulations to the 164 graduates on this remarkable achievement.

By :
UTH Adult Hospital Public Relations Unit

19/12/2025

UTH ADULT HOSPITAL RECEIVES GENEROUS DONATION FROM MINET ZAMBIA!

We are thrilled to receive 50 bedside chairs and 10 blood pressure machines from Minet Zambia for our Emergency Department!

These much-needed items will improve patient comfort and help our healthcare teams provide faster, more effective care.

A big thank you to Minet Zambia for supporting our mission to deliver compassionate, high-quality care. Together, we are building a healthier Zambia! 💪🇿🇲

14/12/2025

Pure joy on the dance floor! 💃🏽🕺🏽

Officers from the Accounts Department letting loose and celebrating a year of teamwork, dedication and shared success at the end-of-year party. Moments like these remind us that behind the work are people who laugh, dance and grow together. ✨

14/12/2025

UTH ADULT HOSPITAL ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT MARKS END OF YEAR IN STYLE

The UTH Adult Hospital Accounts Department last night brought the year to a memorable close with a vibrant end-of-year celebration held at Mika Convention Center in Chongwe.

The event was graced by the Senior Medical Superintendent, Dr Charles Mbewe, whose presence highlighted management’s recognition of the Accounts Department as a backbone of the hospital’s daily operations and service delivery. The department is under the leadership of Ms Rachael Daka, Principal Accountant, whose guidance continues to strengthen accountability and efficiency within the unit.

One of the most inspiring moments of the evening was the award and recognition of two outstanding revenue collectors, honoured for their exceptional performance, dedication, and consistency throughout the year. Ms Inness Munthali, a revenue collector, was honoured for her hard work and dedication throughout the year, while Mr Philip Shimulonga, a NHIMA biller, received recognition for his hard work and innovativeness, particularly in enhancing billing processes and revenue management.

The recognition drew applause and served as a powerful reminder of the value of commitment and excellence in public service.

Addressing staff, Dr Charles Mbewe commended the Accounts team for their professionalism, resilience, and unwavering support to both clinical and non-clinical departments, noting that effective financial management plays a critical role in enabling the hospital to provide quality healthcare services to the public.

Beyond the formal programme, the celebration offered staff an opportunity to reflect on the year’s milestones, strengthen team bonds, and relax in a warm and festive atmosphere after months of hard work.

Filled with laughter, music, and shared moments of appreciation, the evening beautifully captured the spirit of unity and recognition that defines the UTH Adult Hospital family as the institution prepares to embrace a new year of service and excellence.

By :
UTH Adult Hospital Public Relations Unit

12/12/2025

ENHANCING HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENT: UTH ADULT HOSPITAL RECEIVES DONATION OF TREES

We received a generous donation of trees from the Zambia Institute of Estate Agents (ZIEA) this afternoon. This donation directly supports the national agenda on climate action, environmental conservation, and improved public health outcomes.

These trees will enhance our hospital environment by improving air quality, providing shade, and creating a more calming space for patients, staff, and visitors.

We sincerely thank ZIEA for partnering with us in advancing government-led goals on environmental sustainability and community well-being. Together, we are contributing to a greener, healthier Zambia.

08/12/2025

IMPROVING PATIENT OUTCOMES THROUGH DAILY ENGAGEMENT

Every morning, our Senior Management Team, led by Senior Medical Superintendent Dr. Charles Mbewe, is on the ground touring wards and engaging with staff to strengthen care.

Today, the team visited our Emergency Centre, one of the busiest and most critical units, to check on patient flow, listen to frontline concerns, and support ongoing improvements. Being present in the wards allows the management to better understand challenges, support the teams, and ensure high-quality patient care.

These daily tours help:
✅ Boost teamwork and motivation
✅ Identify real-time challenges
✅ Improve responsiveness and patient care

UTH Adult Hospital remains committed to delivering safe, compassionate, and patient-centred care every day.

01/12/2025

UTH ADULT HOSPITAL AT WORLD AIDS DAY 2025 - KUKU GROUNDS

UTH Adult Hospital proudly joined the World AIDS Day 2025 commemoration at Kuku Grounds, standing with the nation
under the theme:
“Overcoming Disruptions, Transforming the AIDS Response.”

Our team engaged the public with practical information on HIV prevention, early testing, treatment adherence, viral suppression, and managing HIV-related conditions.

As Zambia’s main referral centre, our presence highlighted UTH’s commitment to resilient, transformative, and people-centred HIV care. By taking our expertise into the community, we continue strengthening the country’s HIV response one conversation at a time.

UTH Adult Hospital, Saving lives. Inspiring hope. Transforming care.

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