Welcome at St. Walburg's Hospital Nyangao
Mortuary Fridges
The hospital had never have this facility before, and with the current changes of heath quality aspects (standards ) and the disease burdens of outbreaks , risks of spreading infections to health care workers and even the dead body handlers, it is highly recommended to have this facility at the hospital . With our set […]
Diagnostic Equipment
Our hospital has an old X-ray machine, which has been donated in by our partners from Germany. It is an old model and - as time is passing – has more and more problems. In the past this machine enabled the hospital to conduct countless numbers of X-rays, which empowered our doctors to make an […]
Health Care Waste Management
The hospital is producing hazardous and non-hazardous waste which require proper handling and disposal as per required standards. The hospital is looking for a modern incinerator which can process at least 200 kg/h. To achieve this the hospital needs enough capital for purchasing modern Incinerator, Personal Protective Equipment and staff training on Bio-safety and Bio-security. […]
IPC Training
IPC training for capacitating all staffs and students on principles and up to date guidelines of infection prevention facilitated by epidemologist Dr. Gai and QI team of Nyangao Hospital held from 16th February to 25th February 2021
Partnership with the Government
The Government of Tanzania through public private partnership (PPP) continued to emphasize on quality of health care delivery with compliances on standards. The Government continues to support human resources, financial resources through health basket fund, capacity building, medicines and medical supplies. Also, provided mentorship on laboratory quality improvement and regular supportive supervision.
New Intern doctors arrived
The Missionary Benedictine Sisters (MBS) supported the construction and furnishing of self-contained 10 rooms Interns doctors’ hostel which was completed in August 2020. This enabled the hospital to request intern doctors from the Tanganyika medical council for a one-year internship who are paid living allowance by the Government. Missionary Benedictine Sisters continued to support costs […]
Hospital Management Information System (HMIS)
The hospital is striving to acquire the health management information systems which will enhance the proper resource utilization, reduce Turn Around Time for patients. The connection of reliable internet services by Tanzania Telecommunication company Ltd through National Fibre Network was done, supported by the Government for health information networking i.e DHIS 2. Installation of health […]
NICU nurses Seminar
Under the project of Polish Medical Mission a seminar was organized by Marijke Kingma (medical coordinator PMM) for NICU nurses of our hospital and surrounding facilities. Subjects where respiratory problems, prematurity, birth asphyxia, neonatal sepsis and care for newborn. Also non-medical skills where trained, like communication and teamwork. Practice neonatal resuscitation training was given on […]