NEST360 MALAWI
Through partnerships with hospitals, governments, and other development partners, we catalyze country-led change to develop and sustain innovation, develop an education ecosystem, and implement evidence-based care.
In every NEST360-Malawi facility, our team has installed a bundle of NEST360 Qualified technologies that includes equipment for:
Hydration, Nutrition & Drug Delivery
- Syringe pump
Jaundice Management
- Bilirubinometer
- Phototherapy machine (LED type)
Respiratory Support
- Oxygen concentrator
- Flow splitter
- BubbleCPAP machine
- Pulse oximeter
- Suction pump
Thermal Management
- Radiant warmer
Point-of-care Diagnostics
- Glucometers
- Hemoglobinometers
To learn more about the NEST360 program in Malawi, contact:
Pre-service and in-service education
We provide pre-service and in-service training packages that help educate clinicians and biomedical technicians to use, maintain, and repair the NEST360 bundle of technologies.
Training for both professions is spread out over one week and covers both theory and hands-on application followed by assessment and certification. By learning together professional silos are broken down, leading to better understanding, respect, and appreciation of each other’s roles.
Participants are typically drawn from NEST implementing facilities, and medical training colleges, as well as teaching institutions, i.e. biomedical engineering department staff.
Category of personnel | Number trained |
Biomedical Engineers | 600+ |
Clinicians | 6,000+ |
*all numbers reported above are cumulative since 2019.
ACCESS NEST360 CLINICAL AND TECHNICAL RESOURCES
Our publicly available clinical and technical education materials are designed to be adapted and embedded in locally-developed in-service and pre-service training courses.
WHERE WE WORK IN MALAWI
NEST360 has been implemented in 38 hospitals in Malawi. Malawi is the first country to reach scale and has 22 skills labs.
NEST360 skills labs are equipped with qualified technologies where doctors, nurses, clinical officers, and technical staff can learn and practice different newborn care techniques per Nigeria’s guidelines. Training includes hands-on learning and real-life application with newborn care equipment.
38 Health Facilities
- Balaka District
- Bwaila Maternity Hospital
- Chikwawa District
- Chiradzulu District
- Chitipa District
- Dedza Districts
- Dowa District
- Embangweni Mission
- Holy Family Mission
- Kamuzu Central Hospital
- Karonga District
- Kasungu District
- Machinga District Hospital
- Malamulo Mission
- Mangochi District
- Mchinji District
- Mua Mission
- Mulanje District
- Mulanje Mission
- Mwanza District
- Mzimba South District
- Mzuzu Central Hospital
- Neno District
- Nkhata Bay District
- Nkhoma Mission
- Nkhotakota District
- Nsanje District
- Ntcheu District
- Ntchisi District
- Phalombe District
- Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital
- Rumphi District
- Salima District
- St. Luke’s Family
- St. Peters Mission
- Thyolo District
- Trinity Mission
- Zomba Centra
20 Clinical Skills Labs
- Catholic University
- College of Medicine – Blantyre
- College of Medicine – Mangochi
- Daeyung University
- Ekwendeni College
- Holy Family
- Kamuzu College of Nursing – Blantyre
- Kamuzu College of Nursing -Lilongwe
- Malamulo College
- Malawi College of Health Sciences – Blantyre
- Malawi College of Health Sciences – Lilongwe
- Malawi College of Health Sciences – Zomba
- Mulanje Mission
- Mzuzu University
- Nkhoma College
- St. Joseph’s College
- St. John’s Institute
- St. John of God College
- St. Luke’s College
- Trinity College
2 Technical Skills Labs
Malawi University of Science & Technology – MUST Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences – MUBAS
OUR PARTNERS IN MALAWI
We work closely with the Federal Ministry of Health, Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, Malawi University of Business & Applied Sciences, Malawi University of Science & Technology, Hatch Technologies, and Rice360 Institute for Global Health Technologies.
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