The Rwanda Biomedical Center (RBC) is a public health institution under Rwanda’s Ministry of Health, established to promote and coordinate healthcare and public health initiatives across the country. Founded in 2011, RBC focuses on enhancing the quality of health services, disease prevention, and research in areas critical to Rwanda’s health outcomes. RBC’s work spans various fields, including epidemiology, disease prevention, diagnostics, and health promotion, with a primary mission of improving the well-being of Rwandan citizens.
Key departments within RBC cover essential health areas, such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, reproductive health, and vaccination programs. The center also plays a critical role in health system strengthening, contributing to the training of healthcare workers, the implementation of health policies, and the development of health infrastructure. RBC is known for its rapid and effective response to public health emergencies, including COVID-19, where it coordinated national efforts in testing, contact tracing, and vaccination. Additionally, RBC engages in health research and innovation to improve service delivery, often collaborating with international health organizations to implement evidence-based healthcare solutions across Rwanda.
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