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5th KAFP Annual Scientific Conference 2026: Leading with Care: Whole-Person Primary Health Care at the Crossroads of Policy and Practice
Starting on:
May 21, 2026
Ending on:
May 21, 2026
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Venue:
Sarova Whitesands Hotel, Mombasa, Kenya
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Provider:
Kenya Association of Family Physicians
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5th KAFP Annual Scientific Conference 2026: Leading with Care: Whole-Person Primary Health Care at the Crossroads of Policy and Practice

Starting on:
May 21, 2026
Ending on:
May 21, 2026
Venue:
Sarova Whitesands Hotel, Mombasa, Kenya

Description

This session focused on quality, patient safety and clinical excellence, as well as digital-enabled and data-driven approaches to primary health care. Scientific presentations examined professional growth and clinical quality metrics, antimicrobial resistance, management of complex clinical conditions in resource-limited settings, and patient outcomes and antimicrobial resistance in bloodstream infections. The session also explored the use of digital health and data-driven approaches in primary health care, including technology-enabled adherence and access, tele-hospice services, digital health transformation for maternal and neonatal outcomes, hypertension care, and data-informed approaches to disease prevention and outbreak response. Scientific and poster presentations were complemented by question-and-answer sessions. The day also included the Opening Ceremony, keynote addresses, and a panel discussion reflecting on the Kenya Primary Health Care Strategic Framework, including its implementation, successes, lessons and future direction.

Objectives

1. Discuss approaches to improving clinical quality, professional practice and patient safety in primary health care. 2. Describe key considerations in addressing antimicrobial resistance and managing complex clinical conditions in resource-limited settings. 3. Discuss the use of clinical quality measures, evidence and health data to inform clinical practice and improve patient outcomes. 4. Discuss applications of digital health and technology-enabled approaches to improve access, continuity, adherence and quality of primary health care. 5. Describe how digital health and data-driven approaches can support maternal and neonatal health, chronic disease management and disease prevention. 6. Reflect on the implementation, successes, lessons and future direction of the Kenya Primary Health Care Strategic Framework and their implications for strengthening primary health care.

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