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📰The Blueprint for Change: Data, Policy, and the Future of Healthcare

Imagine a surgeon unable to perform a life-saving operation because the hospital’s only anaesthesia machine is broken, a compromised diagnostics lab due to non-functional sterilization equipment, or a child struggling to breathe because an oxygen concentrator is out of service. This isn’t a hypothetical; it’s a daily reality born from a crisis of broken medical equipment that impacts patient survival across many low- and middle-income countries.

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Kenya Launches National Medical Oxygen Roadmap

The newly launched roadmap leaves no stone unturned, providing a clear strategic framework designed to move Kenya from an emergency-response footing to a future of long-term, sustainable, and integrated oxygen systems, by addressing vital pressure points that the Oxygen Alliance continuously advocates for

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Kenya Launches National Medical Oxygen Roadmap

The newly launched roadmap leaves no stone unturned, providing a clear strategic framework designed to move Kenya from an emergency-response footing to a future of long-term, sustainable, and integrated oxygen systems, by addressing vital pressure points that the Oxygen Alliance continuously advocates for.

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Oxygen Alliance Newsletter | Q1 2025 |🚀 Building Momentum for Resilient Healthcare

Welcome to our first quarterly update for 2025! The start of this year has been marked by significant momentum, building upon the foundations laid in 2023 and 2024. It also unfolds against a backdrop of significant global shifts, including an evolving funding landscape that challenges traditional approaches. With this call towards greater efficiency, and recognizing this global shift, we are evolving, adapting, and innovating. We are moving beyond “business as usual” while remaining focused on our mission of building sustainable, resilient healthcare systems in low- and

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