Centre for Health Solutions - Kenya (CHS)

10/06/2026

Inside the NPOC ACCESS Project training as we prepare for the rollout of the study, “Near Point-of-Care TB Diagnostics and Digital AI Stethoscope to Accelerate Case Confirmation, Equity, and Scale-Up in Kiambu County Government-Kenya, Department of Health Services - Kiambu County.”

The training focused on study objectives and design, study procedures, research ethics, and review of study tools. There was emphasis on strengthening collaboration with stakeholders for successful implementation. Staff were also trained on the practical use of the MiniDock and AI Stethoscope to support TB screening and diagnosis.

The Ministry of Health NTLDKenya Stop TB Partnership

08/06/2026

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02/06/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE: FAKE JOB ADVERTISEMENT

Centre for Health Solutions – Kenya (CHS) has become aware of a fake job advertisement circulating online purporting to recruit 305 staff members for various positions.

We wish to clarify that this advert is not from CHS and should be disregarded.

All genuine CHS vacancies are published through our official channels, including our website careers page at chskenya.org/careers. CHS also states that applications should be made through the official application email [email protected], unless otherwise indicated in a specific job advert. CHS does not charge any fee at any stage of recruitment.

Anyone in doubt should verify directly through CHS official channels before applying or sharing any job advert.

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Please do not share personal information, send money, or apply through unofficial email addresses or links.

01/06/2026

This Madaraka Day, we celebrate the freedom, resilience, and unity that define our nation. We honor our healthcare workers whose compassion and dedication continue to transform lives and build a healthier Kenya every day.

30/05/2026

28/05/2026

The nPOC ACCESS Project is advancing TB diagnosis and treatment initiation in Department of Health Services - Kiambu County through the evaluation of near point-of-care TB diagnostics and an AI-enabled digital stethoscope across Thika, Kabete, Juja, Lari, and Limuru sub-counties.
Today, the project team is holding a county entry meeting bringing together county and sub-county stakeholders, healthcare workers, laboratory teams ahead of implementation.
The study aims to assess the effectiveness, feasibility, acceptability, and cost-effectiveness of innovative TB diagnostic approaches designed to accelerate case confirmation, improve equity, and reduce delays in treatment initiation, particularly for patients unable to produce sputum samples.
The project will evaluate the Mini-Doc MTB assay and AI digital stethoscope against the current standard of care while generating evidence to strengthen diagnostic algorithms, support same-day treatment initiation, and reduce pre-treatment loss to follow-up.

The Ministry of Health NTLDKenya Stop TB Partnership

21/05/2026

20/05/2026

Lung health is increasingly being prioritized within Kenya’s broader respiratory health agenda. Presented during the Mid-Term Review Report Writing and Dissemination Meeting of the National Strategic Plan for Tuberculosis, Leprosy and Lung Health by Dr. Nkirote Mugambi-Nyaboga, CoP Tamatisha TB, the discussion highlighted a strong shift towards integrated, people-centered approaches to prevention, early diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of respiratory conditions.

This approach leverages existing TB platforms to build a more responsive and comprehensive lung health system that addresses the full spectrum of respiratory diseases.
The presentation further underscored the importance of integration across service delivery levels, strengthened surveillance and data systems, and improved access to quality care for communities affected by respiratory illnesses.

The Ministry of Health NTLDKenya World Health Organization (WHO) Stop TB Partnership

15/05/2026

Following the Mid-Term Review entry meeting held in Nairobi on Monday, Embu County is now actively engaged in the ongoing review of the National Strategic Plan for Tuberculosis, Leprosy and Lung Health 2023/24–2027/28.

The county teams, healthcare workers, patients, and partners are participating in consultative engagements aimed at assessing progress, identifying gaps, and strengthening implementation of interventions across all levels of care.

This process continues to provide valuable insights that will guide improved coordination, service delivery, and accelerated efforts towards ending TB and Leprosy by 2030 while improving lung health outcomes.

The Ministry of Health NTLDKenya World Health Organization (WHO) Stop TB Partnership Division of National AIDS and STI Control Program

11/05/2026

As we undertake the Mid-Term Review of the National Strategic Plan for Tuberculosis, Leprosy and Lung Health, we begin an important journey of reflection, learning, and accountability.

The entry meeting marks the start of field visits to health facilities across the country to assess progress, identify gaps, and understand whether the strategies and interventions outlined in the plan are translating into meaningful impact for communities.

This process will provide valuable insights on what is working, where improvements are needed, and how we can strengthen people-centered, integrated, and sustainable TB, leprosy, and lung health services.

Through evidence, experiences from the field, and engagement with healthcare workers and communities, the review will help shape the next phase of implementation towards achieving national and global targets by 2030.

The Ministry of Health NTLDKenya Stop TB Partnership CDC Network of TB Champions Kenya