List of hospitals in Malawi

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The healthcare system in Malawi consists of various types of hospitals, including public, private, and mission hospitals. This list provides an overview of notable hospitals across the country, categorized by region.

Northern Region[edit]

Central Region[edit]

Southern Region[edit]

Healthcare System in Malawi[edit]

The healthcare system in Malawi is structured into three levels: primary, secondary, and tertiary care. The Ministry of Health oversees the public healthcare system, which is supplemented by private and mission hospitals.

Primary Care[edit]

Primary care is provided through health centers and clinics, which offer basic medical services and preventive care.

Secondary Care[edit]

Secondary care is provided by district hospitals, which offer more specialized services and serve as referral centers for primary care facilities.

Tertiary Care[edit]

Tertiary care is provided by central hospitals, which offer advanced medical services and serve as referral centers for district hospitals.

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