Nairobi Hospital reasserts commitment to service delivery and institutional integrity
NAIROBI, Kenya, Apr 9 – The newly appointed Nairobi Hospital Board Chair Barcley Onyambu has emphasised 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.
Barcley noted that the hospital has been making changes in its board of directors in a move aimed at enhancing governance and operational excellence with the newly appointed members bringing in diverse expertise and fresh perspectives that will strengthen strategic oversight and institutional decision making.
“The recent reports on integrity and leadership are isolated and do not detract from our focus, the board countinues to work cohesively, guided by strong leadership team and a commitment to shared values”, said Barcley Onyambu, Board Chair The Nairobi Hospital (TNH).
Acting CEO Felix Osano stated that they are taking decisive steps to address challenges and ensure that the hospital remains a beacon of trust and quality healthcare in the country.
In addition the hospital has assured stakeholders that it is cooperating fully with authorities which safeguarding its patients privacy and institutional integrity amid ongoing probe by Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI).
The hospital has faced internal wrangles including disputes over doctor suspensions and governance issue which have prompted calls for leadership changes and renewed focus on transparency and collaboration.
“Despite these hurdles the board remains optimistic about the future, measures are already in place to safeguard business continuity and ensure that core services and hospital remain uninterrupted “, added Board Chair.
Onyambu further added that they believe the changes made in the board will accelerate momentum towards institutional excellence.
“We recognise that we will be judged by how well we lead the hospital beyond this period, Our dedicated staff continues to deliver uninterrupted and quality service to the public”.
