Hospitals in Guinea-Bissau: Your Complete Guide to Healthcare
In this guide, we''ll walk you through the healthcare system in Guinea-Bissau, including public and private hospitals, healthcare costs, medical tourism options, insurance
In this guide, we''ll walk you through the healthcare system in Guinea-Bissau, including public and private hospitals, healthcare costs, medical tourism options, insurance
To improve access to health care for the estimated two million people in Guinea-Bissau, the government partnered with the World Health
There are four Maternal and Child Health Centers in Guinea-Bissau, located in urban areas of Bafata, Cacheu, Gabu and Bissau. Three of these centers report being open less than 7 days
We also work in the main paediatric hospital in the country, in the capital of Bissau, managing the intensive care unit (PICU) around the clock. In 2020, MSF teams also responded to the
Like most countries across West Africa, Guinea-Bissau''s health care struggles have threatened the well-being of the country''s people. Several organizations are working to
This donation, part of the "Strengthening the Health System of Guinea-Bissau" project funded by the Global Fund, is strategically targeted to support patient evacuations in
To improve access to health care for the estimated two million people in Guinea-Bissau, the government partnered with the World Health Organization (WHO) to establish the Integrated
In this guide, we''ll walk you through the healthcare system in Guinea-Bissau, including public and private hospitals, healthcare costs,
Like most countries across West Africa, Guinea-Bissau''s health care struggles have threatened the well-being of the country''s
Together, Bissau - Osvaldo Vieira International Airport (BXO/GGOV) and Global Air Rescue provide you with the following services: Emergency medical teams, medical equipment and
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There are four Maternal and Child Health Centers in Guinea-Bissau, located in urban areas of Bafata, Cacheu, Gabu and Bissau. Three of these centers report being open less than 7 days per week and between 8 to 12 hours per day. On average they have 12 health workers that provide an average total of nearly 625 patients per month.
The SDI survey in Guinea-Bissau visited a total of 132 of the 133 public health facilities reporting a total staff of 2338 of which 1522 are health workers. The number of health facilities per region varies between 8 facilities in Biombo and 21 in the region of Cacheu.
Health facilities in Guinea-Bissau have a high availability of basic equipment defined as a functional weighing scale, thermometer and stethoscope (92%), but when this measure is adjusted for the availability of a working refrigerator and sterilization equipment, the measure drops dramatically to 55%.
For adults presenting with a cough, 45% of recommended actions are taken for screening of tuberculosis. Patient satisfaction with outpatient services received, is generally high in Guinea Bissau but it varies across types of consultations and region.