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IHK Video

Posted in Dr. Ian Clarke, International Hospital Kampala, International Medical Group, tagged , , , , , , on November 16, 2011 |

Thanks to our friends at Child’s i Foundation, we have a new video which highlights the medical services available at International Hospital Kampala. Related articles Suubi Trust Annual Returns (suubitrust.org.uk)

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Value for Impact

Posted in International Hospital Kampala, International Medical Foundation, International Medical Group on September 10, 2011 |

International Hospital Kampala, IHK, is the largest, and some say best, private hospital in Uganda. In 2010, IHK gave 2.5% of its income to support the work of the group’s foundation, International Medical Foundation. As we continue to support IMF in 2011, and beyond, we are keen to ensure: that savings are made where possible, [...]

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Makindye Division, Kampala

Posted in Dr. Ian Clarke, International Medical Foundation, Makindye Division, tagged , , , on April 15, 2011 |

In May Dr. Ian Clarke will become the Mayor of Makindye Division, Kampala. International Medical Foundation and supporters such as Suubi Trust now have a fantastic opportunity to work with the Mayor and the Ministry of Health to help bring quality health services to a local population of more than 500,000. Our initial focus will [...]

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IMG Will Perform 2,000 Male Medical Circumcisions

Posted in International Medical Group, tagged , , , , , , , , on April 15, 2011 |

International Medical Group has been asked by the Infectious Disease Institute, IDI, to perform 2,000 male circumcisions (MC) in Kampala as part of a Male Sexual Health initiative branded AMAKA, which will deliver a total of 5,000 MC by September 2011. The initiative is being funded by the Centre for Disease Control (CDC). Observational studies [...]

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Budget Too Small To Cover Health Needs

Posted in Business of Health Care, tagged , , , , on March 15, 2011 |

I read an interesting article on allAfrica.com, written by Miriam Gathigah, about the state of the health budget in Kenya. Essentially it seems that the government of Kenya has reduced the percentage of the national budget, USD 12.5b, allocated to the health sector from 7% to 6.5%. Botswana and the Seychelles are the only African [...]

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Only 1% of Ugandans Have Health Insurance

Posted in Business of Health Care, tagged on March 14, 2011 |

hoping in 5yrs raise number of persons covered in #Uganda for pre-paid or health ins from 150,000 to >500,000; still only 1% of population— Kevin Duffy (@KevinDTweets) March 14, 2011 More on the Business of Healthcare here…

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UK Aid as a share of National Income

Posted in Business of Health Care, Charis - IMC Lira, Hope Ward, International Medical Foundation, Touch Namuwongo, Yer Yotkom, tagged , , , , , , , , on March 8, 2011 | 1 Comment »

In the last few weeks there’s been a lot of discussion about UK overseas aid. (on Twitter #AidReview) DFID has just completed a thorough review of all the programmes that it supports and has announced some changes planned for the next few years. Essentially the UK Government is committed to sharing up to 0.7% of [...]

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Dr. Ian Wins Election for LC3 Chairman

Posted in Dr. Ian Clarke, tagged , , on March 5, 2011 |

Dr. Ian has been successful in his bid for LC3 Chairman of Makindye division in Kampala. Armagh doctor, #Busuulwa, wins local election in #Kampala suburb – The Irish Times – Fri, Mar 04, 2011 http://bit.ly/fdoo4b— Kevin Duffy (@KevinDTweets) March 05, 2011 An Outsider, Ian Clarke, Dives Into Uganda Politics: IMO one of the better press [...]

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Vote For The Bicycle

Posted in Dr. Ian Clarke, tagged , on March 1, 2011 | 1 Comment »

By Sean Clarke: Footage from Saturday’s Mad, Bum Numbing, exhausting, immensely fun campaign ride throughout Makindye. Londa owa’ Kagaali! Dr Ian Clarke aka Busuulwa, probably the worlds only Irish Ugandan, is running for LC3 in the district of Makindye. He chose the bicycle as his electoral symbol, as it is a dynamic symbol of development, [...]

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Hope Ward Annual Report 2010

Posted in Hope Ward, International Hospital Kampala, International Medical Foundation, Patients, Sponsors, tagged , on February 28, 2011 |

By Jemimah Kiboss: In the 11 months to the end of November 2010 Hope Ward admitted 227 patients for a total of 2,730 bed-nights. This year, funds raised for Hope Ward amounted to UGX 89.4 million (~£25,000); 43% of these funds came from our corporate sponsors – Bead for Life, Mvule Trust & Narrow Road. [...]

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