Hospitals Upgrade Facilities to Enhance Patient Safety

While there are many health‑system reports and studies discussing the importance of hospital infrastructure, infection control, hygiene, and patient‑safety practices globally — these tend to be in academic literature or internal reports, not news article + upgrade announcement.
Some media stories refer to hospitals in less-developed regions improving services or expanding capacity (e.g. adding wards, maternity units, or diagnostic equipment) — but such upgrades are usually framed in terms of service expansion or capacity building, not explicitly as patient safety enhancement.
In search results for Kenya and other African countries, there were no publicly accessible press releases or news stories in 2024–2025 that describe a hospital renovating or upgrading facilities specifically for the stated aim of enhancing patient safety.
There appears to be no documented, recent (2024–2025) example — at least in the sources publicly accessible — that matches your request exactly.
This does not mean upgrades aren’t happening; rather, if they are, they may be described in internal health‑system reports, academic/NGO evaluations, or small local media that are not indexed widely.
It also underscores a broader challenge: patient‑safety oriented upgrades (infection control, sanitation, infrastructure, emergency preparedness, etc.) may get less high‑visibility media coverage than capacity expansions or new services — even though they’re crucial.