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The Government of Zimbabwe (GOZ) funds the hospital, and fees from patients supplement the GOZ funds in the form of a Health Services Fund (HSF). In order for the services to be affordable to all, fee charges are kept very low.
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October 17, 2025United Bulawayo Hospitals has taken a significant step forward in supporting women’s health with the arrival of advanced equipment aimed at improving breast cancer detection and patient registration.Yesterday, the hospital received three laptops and three printers, which will be distributed among the three clinics dedicated to breast cancer care in Matebeleland and Bulawayo: United Bulawayo Hospitals, Gwanda, and Beitbridge District Hospitals. Additionally, the hospital acquired a handheld Clarius ultrasound scanner, enhancing point-of-care breast cancer screening.This crucial equipment was provided through a partnership between ABS and United Bulawayo Hospitals, facilitated by local surgeon Dr. Munyaradzi Magara. Nurses have also been trained in screening of breast cancer in patients and are playing a pivotal role in detecting cases early, alongside the new technology. [...]
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September 27, 2025United Bulawayo Hospitals recently showcased its commitment to community wellness by actively participating in the wellness day organized by the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC). The hospital presented a broad spectrum of vital healthcare services aimed at promoting health and early detection of diseases.
Key services offered during the event included:
Cervical Cancer Screening (VIAC service): United Bulawayo Hospitals provided cervical cancer screening to facilitate early detection and prevention, helping to reduce the incidence of this life-threatening disease.
Mental Health Services: Experienced healthcare professionals delivered counselling to individuals, couples, and groups, addressing mental health concerns, stress management, and overall emotional wellbeing.
Ophthalmology Services: The hospital’s Ophthalmology department offered specialized eye care, including consultations and treatments for a variety of eye conditions. With a dedicated eye outpatient department and skilled ophthalmologists, the hospital is well equipped to meet eye health needs.
Palliative Care: Emphasizing compassionate support, the hospital provided palliative care aimed at alleviating suffering and improving the quality of life for patients with life-limiting illnesses and their families.
Primary Care Counselling and HIV Testing: The hospital promoted early detection and treatment of HIV by offering confidential counselling and testing services, ensuring supportive care for all individuals tested.
United Bulawayo Hospitals’ participation in the ZETDC Wellness Day underscores its ongoing dedication to enhancing health outcomes within the community. By offering a diverse range of medical services and specialist care, the hospital continues to play a pivotal role in serving the people of Bulawayo and surrounding regions. [...]
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September 5, 2025On 27–28 August, a dedicated team consisting of one UBH consultant, four registrars, and one SHO volunteered their services during a surgical camp held at Bonda Mission Hospital, Nyanga District Hospital, and Regina Coeli Hospital in Nyanga.
From 29–30 August, the delegation expanded to include four consultants, one senior registrar, the same four registrars from the camp, and one SHO, who actively participated in the Surgical Society of Zimbabwe (SSZ) Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Scientific Conference.
Notably, Dr. Trevor Gambakwe (registrar) and Dr. Simba Shawatu (registrar) made significant contributions through their presentations. Dr. Gambakwe received recognition for the best registrar presentation, while Dr. Shawatu won first place in the position Registrar Quiz organized by the SSZ.
Additionally, consultants Mr. Mushawarima and Ms. Kusano each chaired sessions during the scientific conference, demonstrating leadership and expertise.
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