Kenya Haemophilia Association [KHA] in collaboration with Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation [NNHF] visited Voi to open the first joint clinic for haemophilia and other bleeding disorders.
KHA has been undertaking serious infrastructural developments towards enhancing care for patients with haemophila and other bleeding disorders.
![The chairman of Kenya Haemophilia Association[KHA] Dr Kibet P Shikuku (L) pose for a photo with other participants at the workshop.](/sites/humanpathology.uonbi.ac.ke/files/styles/mt_teaser/public/2020-03/Mauritius_Haemophilia_Youth_Association.jpg?itok=n2R30c6n "The chairman of Kenya Haemophilia Association[KHA] Dr Kibet P Shikuku (L) pose for a photo with other participants at the workshop.")
Patients in Africa with haemophilia and other bleeding disorders between ages of 18-35 met in Mauritius to participate in the first workshop of its own kind on leadership and community engagement to empower them in supporting their national member organization in the continent.
A total of 14 participants from English speaking countries were invited for a two-day workshop.
A Minimally Invasive Techniques Surveillance team from the Department of Human Pathology visited the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali and the University Teaching Hospital of Butare in Rwanda on 20th-31st January, 2020.
The visit was aimed at assessing the implementation of minimally invasive techniques surveillance in forensic autopsies.
The team was led by Dr. Edwin Walong.
