Nairobi — Daktari Smart, a telemedicine programme run by Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital, plans to reach 32,400 children in five counties in the initial stage.
The collaborative initiative is between its foundation and the M-Pesa Foundation.
Under a deal, the partners seek to serve 5 million children in the region as well as provide care to 45,000 minors suffering from rare and complex non-communicable diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Since it was launched in 2021, the Daktari…
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