Mushili Level 1 hospital-Official

03/02/2026

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In a significant stride towards enhancing diagnostic capabilities and delivering high-quality services to our clients, the Laboratory Department successfully completed the installation and training for two critical pieces of equipment on Saturday. The Humalyzer 4000 Chemistry Analyzer and the Sysmex Cyflow Counter for CD4 testing are now fully operational, bolstering our capacity to provide accurate and timely results.
This upgrade underscores our commitment to adopting cutting edge technology, ensuring our clients receive reliable and comprehensive diagnostic support. The training session equipped our team with the necessary skills to optimize the performance of these advanced instruments, further solidifying our position as a leading provider of laboratory services.

27/01/2026

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On todays Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Admin has received various questions from our members of the public asking if our radiology department is functional and as to how many times one can have an X-ray.
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According to doctors, there's no set limit on how many X-rays a person can have, but it depends on medical necessity. X-rays are done when the benefits outweigh the risks, like monitoring a condition or guiding treatment.
Typically, X-rays are kept to a minimum to reduce radiation exposure, but if needed, they can be repeated multiple times. A patient with lung issues might need several X-rays to track progress, and post-surgery patients may require X-rays to check healing.
The decision depends entirely on the doctor's assessment of the patient's condition. Generally, X-rays are safe when used appropriately, and doctors aim to minimize exposure while ensuring proper care.

Ba mwisho, let’s not just show up at the X-ray department with out a doctor requesting for an X-ray.

19/01/2026

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Expectant mothers can access Antenatal and postnatal clinics at our facility on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Furthermore, our weekly package includes gynecological clinics and family planning packages. Please visit us for additional details.

14/01/2026

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Malaria cases escalate during the rainy season, necessitating heightened awareness and prompt action. This mosquito-borne disease can be life-threatening if not treated promptly. Malaria often presents with flu-like symptoms, including high fever, chills, headache, nausea, and body aches. If these symptoms manifest, it is imperative to seek medical attention without delay.
Untreated malaria can lead to severe complications, such as organ failure, coma, and even death, particularly among vulnerable populations, including children under 5, pregnant women, and individuals with weakened immune systems.
Accurate diagnosis requires a blood test, and treatment depends on the type and severity of the disease. Self-medication is strongly discouraged, as it can exacerbate the condition and hinder effective treatment. Our healthcare providers are equipped to diagnose and treat malaria effectively.
Early detection and treatment are crucial in preventing severe illness and saving lives. If symptoms persist, we encourage you to visit our facility for prompt medical attention. By working together, we can combat malaria and protect public health.



📸Eugene Kaonga D.M, Communications
National Malaria Elimination Programme - Zambia
Ministry of Health Zambia

12/01/2026

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We extend our warmest congratulations to Mr. Fredrick Mulubwa on successfully completing the refrigeration course at NORTEC. This achievement is a testament to his dedication and hard work, and we're proud to have him as part of Team Mushili Level 1.

The team's support played a significant role in his success, and we're thrilled to see the impact this training will have on our service delivery. This milestone marks a significant win for the team, and we celebrate Mr. Mulubwa's accomplishment as a collective achievement.

12/01/2026

The following are Malaria Prevention Measures

✅ sleeping under insecticide-treated mosquito nets (ITNs) every day all year round.
✅ Keeping surroundings clean, remove stagnant water
✅ Spraying the house with indoor residual insecticides
✅ Seeking treatment promptly if symptoms appear
✅ Getting vaccinated against malaria

Small actions = big protection for your family.

12/01/2026

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Good morning from our team. We are ready to serve you.

09/01/2026

Good morning☀️, Abena Mushili😁
have you visited your facility yet? If yes, give Admin your review

08/01/2026

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Goodmorning abena Mushili!
Remember all our departments are very operational. You’re encouraged to come through for you medical Check up 🩺
We are ready to serve you

01/01/2026

Honorable Warren Mwambanzi, Member of Parliament for Bwana Mkubwa, marked the new year with a heartwarming gesture at Mushili Level 1 Hospital. He presented hampers to newborns delivered on the first day of 2026, spreading joy to families and staff.

Dr. Jane M. Mumba, Medical Officer in Charge, thanked Hon. Mwambanzi on behalf of the hospital, for the kind donation and thoughtful gesture, embodying the spirit of community support.
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The act highlights the positive impact of community involvement in healthcare initiatives. 🌟

01/01/2026

26/12/2025

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Admin’s appreciation post 🎄
As we count down to the final curtain call of the year, we're celebrating the heroes who keep our theatres running smoothly.