Nairobi Hospital Reiterates Focus on Patient Care and Institutional Trust
In picture, the newly appointed Nairobi Hospital Board Chair, Dr.Barcley Onyambu, addressing the media, alongside the hospital management members, during a press briefing at the Nairobi Hospital.
By Aoma Keziah,
The Nairobi Hospital Board (TNH) has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to service delivery and institutional integrity, amidst a resurgence of reports concerning internal management matters.
Speaking at a press briefing at the hospital, the newly appointed Board Chair, Barcley Onyambu, emphasised the Hospital’s continued dedication to providing quality healthcare to patients and upholding its role as a trusted institution at the heart of Kenya’s healthcare system.
“Leadership confidence is vital to any institution, particularly one central to the health of the community such as The Nairobi Hospital. The recent reports on integrity and leadership are isolated and do not detract from our focus. The Board continues to work cohesively, guided by a strong leadership team and a commitment to shared values,” he stated
He further said that The Nairobi Hospital has been making changes in its board of directors in a move aimed at enhancing governance and operational excellence, and the newly appointed members bring diverse expertise and fresh perspectives that will strengthen strategic oversight and institutional decision-making.
“We believe that the changes we have made in our board will accelerate our momentum towards institutional excellence,” added Onyambu.
Adding to the discussion, the Acting CEO, Felix Osano,reaffirmed their commitment to excellence to their healthcare services.
“Our commitment to excellence remains steadfast. We are taking decisive steps to address challenges and ensure that The Nairobi Hospital remains a beacon of trust and quality healthcare in Kenya,” he reaffirmed.
The Board acknowledged the challenges faced in recent months, including the ongoing probe by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), investigations which began with a raid at the hospital, has raised concerns about patient confidentiality and the handling of sensitive data.
The High Court has since issued orders staying the probe and granted anticipatory bail to Board members.
Additionally, the hospital has faced internal wrangles, including disputes over doctor suspensions and governance issues, challenges that have prompted calls for leadership changes and a renewed focus on transparency and collaboration.
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