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"speaker_name": "Seme, ODM",
"speaker_title": "Hon. (Dr) James Nyikal",
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"content": "collaboration with the World Health Organisation (WHO) and other partners has activated a multi-sectoral coordinated public health response. The Ministry deployed a multidisciplinary team led by their field epidemiology team to conduct rapid field investigations and case management. To bolster frontline capacity, they have trained over 30 healthcare workers in diagnosis, treatment, and case management of Visceral Leishmaniasis across the four affected centres. This is complemented by continuous medical education, targeted on-the-job mentorship, and training on case-based surveillance reporting through the Kenya Health Information System (KHIS) aimed at improving data accuracy and timelines. To support the diagnostics and treatment, the Ministry of Health has distributed 768 boxes of rapid diagnostic test kits, 850 vials of sodium stibogluconate, 1,900 vials of paromomycin, and 840 vials of ambisome. Those are the three drugs used to treat. An additional 200 test kits and 400 more vials of drugs were also procured using supplementary funds. Furthermore, in collaboration with partners such as the WHO and Médecins Sans"
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