Kitete Regional Referral Hospital
Overview
Kitete Regional Referral Hospital is a state-of-the-art healthcare facility located in Kitete District, in the Kilimanjaro Region of Tanzania. Established in 2014, the hospital is a pivotal component of the Kilimanjaro Regional Health System, aiming to provide high-quality, comprehensive healthcare services to the people of the region.
Facilities and Services
Spread over 24 acres, the hospital boasts modern infrastructure and equipment, including:
- 222 inpatient beds
- Comprehensive emergency services
- Advanced surgical facilities
- Comprehensive laboratory services
- X-ray and imaging center
- Operating theaters and recovery rooms
- Specialized outpatient clinics
- Oncology and dialysis units
- Blood bank and pharmacy
Mission and Vision
The mission of Kitete Regional Referral Hospital is to:
- Provide equitable access to quality healthcare services
- Promote and maintain a healthy population
- Offer specialized care and referrals
- Collaborate with other stakeholders in healthcare delivery
The hospital’s vision is to become a center of excellence in healthcare, serving as a referral center for the entire Kilimanjaro Region.
Key Achievements
Since its inception, Kitete Regional Referral Hospital has achieved significant milestones, including:
- Conducted over 50,000 surgeries and 1 million outpatient consultations
- Served over 180,000 patients in the Emergency Department
- Achieved 98% inpatient recovery and discharge rate
- Developed robust referral network with other hospitals
Future Plans
The hospital has ambitious plans for expansion and development, including:
- Increasing bed capacity to 300
- Establishing a cancer center
- Constructing a maternity and childcare center
- Enhancing digital infrastructure and healthcare services
FAQs
1. What are the visiting hours?
Visiting hours are from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM every day.
2. How can I contact the hospital?
The phone number is +255 27 2552332 or +255 784 908 000.
3. Does the hospital offer accommodation for patients?
Yes, the hospital has a patient hostel with a limited number of rooms.
4. What is the cost of healthcare services?
Healthcare services are free for Tanzanian citizens. International patients are required to pay for services based on a fee schedule.
5. What are the employment opportunities at the hospital?
Interested individuals can visit the hospital’s website or check local newspapers for available positions.
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