Patient Centered Care
Patients Rights
“We are a patient’s rights organisation based in Nairobi, Our vision is the realisation of quality healthcare for all Kenyans regardless of their socio-economic status. Our work is to agitate for change in the public health sector through a number of public private partnerships revolving around advocacy, capacity building and access.”
The Benefits of THE PATIENT RIGHTS CHARTER.
The patients’ rights charter was officially launched by the government on the 4th of October 2013. This document, although it is not very well known, will impact the health sector greatly...
the Art of
Listening
to
the Patient
Historic Charter Signed
20th of February 2013.
Launch Of The Patients’ Right Charter
I had been waiting for this day anxiously and finally, it was here the 4th of October 2013. It was all the buzz in the office and you could...
First Steps
Silent No More
It all started with the silent no more campaign.
Where citizens took it upon themselves to speak out on behalf of the patient. It is still a very active part of what we do and anyone can take part. All you have to do is arm yourself with the Patient rights charter and speak out. Patients now have rights in Kenya!
See below for some History from our founder Alice Mwongera in an interview recorded in February 2011 with host Jeff Koinange.
As you look back we are going forward. Have a look around our website to see what we are up to and perhaps how you could get involved.
I will not rest until patients have rights
( Saturday Nation February 9, 2013) It began with my husband, who had kidney failure. His Insurance ran out and we eventually found ourselves at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH)....
In the Media
K24 Alfajiri
Capital Talk
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Partnerships
We are all better off working together! Over the years we have had a number of organisations come alongside us for various campaigns and projects. We thank you all for your part in the “mmf” story. If you would like to partner with us, whether yourself personally or your organisation we welcome your participation.
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When we made our submissions on the Essential Package for Health, we were very categorical that there was overemphasis on the Curative dimensions of healthcare whereas the Promotion And Prevention measures were neglected.
We still maintain our stand, that financing is good, but huge investment ought to be concentrated on prevention And promotion of healthcare.
We cant put the cart before the horse.
If this is true, those organization MUST lose credibility and return all the funding they receive from partners.
It is disappointing really if this is advanced ☹️ beyond here.
There are 498 cases that are unaccounted for in Kenya 🇰🇪
This is due to patients giving wrong details such that when the results are out, the infected person is nowhere to be seen.
There is trouble looming right there.
It's a sad affair.
Some of our Projects
The theme for the hand wash campaign was
“JE UMENAWA MIKONO?
Meaning ” Have you washed your hands?
This was mooted to get care providers to wash or sanitise their hands after attending to one patient before moving to another.
The training was hosted at KMTC Kiambu by Rosalind Murugami , Assistant director of nursing for Kiambu county under the leadership of Dr. Toro, Director of Health Kiambu county.
One of the activities which began in 2014 was to broker partnerships between public hospitals in Kenya and hospitals abroad. This creates a platform where our hospitals can receive technical support and also have the opportunity to exchange ideas in different areas of health care.
After many months of dialogue, Morris Moses Foundation, courtesy of Planetree and WHO, has been able to secure a partnership between Tigoni District Hospital and Griffins Hospital in Connecticut, USA. In the month of March, a team from Griffins Hospital and a representative from Planetree will be visiting Tigoni in order to understand the different challenges they face and the scope of what is needed to bridge the gaps.
Currently, Morris Moses is in talks with other hospitals and we hope to be able to sign more partnerships in 2015.
In 2014 we launched the very first Boresha Afya Star Awards, BASA.
Our focus was to recognise health care workers who stood out despite the different challenges they face. We gave the patients the opportunity to give us feedback and help us recognise anyone they felt went beyond the call of duty to make their experience in a hospital a better one.
Based on the information we got, we managed to acknowledge the efforts of a number of individuals in different counties.
Some of the counties represented include Nairobi, Narok, Marsabit and Kiambu.
Dr. Lusweti of Thika level 5, who was one of the most voted stars, was part of the team that accompanied Alice to the annual Planetree conference in Chicago where Alice was a speaker on rewarding excellence.
The team also had an opportunity to interact with medics from different parts of the world where Patient Centred care is being practised as well as visit a few hospitals that have been able to perfect Patient centred care.
This year we hope to be able to have even more medics attending the conference.
Patient Solidarity day 2013
In 2013 we are proud to report that the Patient Solidarity Day was recognised by the World Health Organisation
Milestones in 2013
This year, 2013, the Morris Moses Foundation has made major steps and advanced our vision of achieving improvement of quality of services in the health sector in Kenya. It has been an eventful year, which saw us sign the first ever patient rights charter among other achievements.
Signing of the Patient Rights charter
Appointment to the Medical Practitioners & Dentist Board
Official launch of the Charter
Planetree Patient –Centred Visionary Leadership Awards.
Patient Solidarity Day
History of Patient Solidarity Day
On 10th December 2011, Morris Moses Foundation launched and led the country in marking the first ever PATIENT SOLIDARITY
Patient Solidarity Day.
December as everyone knows is a festive time of the year, rushed holiday shopping, goat eating plans, holiday at
Asunta Galgaitele, we are proud of you.
As we see October come to a close we witness the end of the breast cancer awareness month. October
Regional Patient Solidarity Day
October 30th 2013 Today 10 African countries will commemorate Patient Solidarity Day #PSD2013 . The day mooted in 2011
The Benefits of THE PATIENT RIGHTS CHARTER.
The patients’ rights charter was officially launched by the government on the 4th of October 2013. This document, although it is
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An International Award
Planetree Patient-Centered Care Visionary Leadership Our very own Alice Mwongera ( Naserian), courageous founder of the Morris Moses Foundation,
Launch Of The Patients’ Right Charter
I had been waiting for this day anxiously and finally, it was here the 4th of October 2013. It
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