Neonatal warmers are needed to keep children warm when they are unable to control their body temperatures.

The generator has been supplying reliable energy to the hospital!

Air purifiers and conditioners are needed in the OR, labor and delivery, and laboratory to keep the are clean and comfortable for patients/doctors

An anesthesia machine would allow the doctors to more accurately monitor and distrubute medications in the operating room, allowing for more intensive surgeries.

Book shelving is needed for dispersment of knowledge in areas with poor internet coverage.

Chemisry machines help monitor patients' blood and give doctors information on the functioning of different organs.

Reagents are necessary to run the chemistry machines.

Curvilenear ultrasound probes help doctors see intrathoracic and intraabdominal anatomy without the need for radiation.

Without a defibrillator the doctors are unable to treat serious cases of cardiac arrest.

Electrocautery is a vital component of modern surgery used to obtain hemostasis and limit blood loss during operations.

The addition of an electronic medical record would help to streamline care help coordinate care between the other physicians.

Emergency room gurneys are needed to take patients from the outside, often taken in on motorcycles, to the ER and then to the operating room or wards as needed.

Without radiographs and chemistry tests, the physical exam is increadibly important. Without an examination couch the physical exam is very, very difficult.

Without a 911 emergency system, it is important for the hospital to have a number that is answered 24/7.

Current L&D area has one bed. If there are two women in labor (which is a common occurence), one will need to deliver the baby in any other available location in the hospital.

Laryngoscopes are needed in the ER and OR when access to the patient's airway is needed. Without them, the lack of airway access can quickly lead to death.

Storing medical records away from the floor and potential flooding is important for the continuation of care.

In an area ravaged by malaria, mosquito nets are indispensable.

Ultraviolet light is needed to help some neonatal patients break down bilirubin while their liver function catches up. Without it the consequences can be very devestating.

OR drainage system is needed to keep the floor clean after trauma surgery and cesarian sections.

The current OR is lit by a single incandecent bulb, which is far from adequate for safe surgery.

Beds are needed to allow patient to rest and recuperate after serious illness or operations.

Having a safe, separate area for patient's families to prepare food is an important part of the healing process in a facility lacking a central kitchen.

Patient monitors are needed in the operating room, labor and delivery, and emergency rooms to monitor vital signs.

Patient privacy screens are used to help patients keep their privacy in the often crowded rooms during physical exams or other invasive exams.

Scales are essential in the treatment of malnutrition and other sicknesses throughout Africa.

The OR gurney is a critical piece of equipment used to carry patients in and out of the OR, often when they are incapacitated after trauma or other injuries.

Oxygen delivery to pediatric patients is incredibly important to their survival, especially with illnesses like malaria and sickle cell anemia.

A stable perimeter is needed in rural Africa to keep unwanted guests out of the hospital, from rabid animals to people that are up to no good.

Proper storage and shelving of the drugs in the ED and OR help to find them quickly and administer them rapidly.

Shelving is needed throughout the hospital to keep medications, instruments, and files off of the floor and out of the rain

Giving out the appropriate medications is imprortant, and knowing what you're giving out is a big part of that.

Desks in the physician rooms help store medical files and instruments.

From broken bones to swallowed objects to kidney stones, the XRay machine is a staple of modern medicine.

Pulse oximeters monitor patients blood oxygen levels. This is critical information for patients with lung and blood diseases.

The resuscitation table is needed outside the OR and in the ER for access to who are rapidly deteriorating and need critical care.

Maintaining a safe environment for patients and staff is paramount

Lighting at night during emergencies helps the people of Kisiita find the hospital, with or without power outages.

Currently meals for the staff are prepared in an outdoor hallway on an open flame. Providing a kitchen for food preparation and storage would be a big step.

Transvaginal ultrasound probes help doctors visualize intrapelvic and intrauterine anatomy without radiation.

Trash bins are obvious needs in healthcare, keeping rooms clean helps stop the spread of disease.

Seating in the waiting room is very limited, adding seating would be very helpful for patient's families.