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TEMCO works with a clinical operations partner, an experienced clinical services group operating across the SADC region.
The partner contributes clinical protocols, specialist staffing pipelines and structured training integration for TEMCO's planned Centres of Excellence. That work starts where protocols carry the most weight, in the services planned for women and children: maternity and high-risk pregnancy care (obstetrics), a neonatal intensive care unit for newborn babies, paediatric intensive care for children, children's surgery, IVF and fertility care for women and for men, and gynaecological cancers of the cervix and ovaries, where the days between diagnosis and treatment decide the outcome.
Clinical depth like that is how a hospital in Gaborone comes to hold the complex and rare work that today puts a mother or a child on a long flight. The planned scope covers the full range a major hospital provides and carries the tier above it as well, in one building and on one set of records.
The clinical operations framework will underpin TEMCO's pursuit of the JCI (Joint Commission International) accreditation pathway as the hospital moves toward opening in 2029.
The clinical operations partner is engaged for protocols, staffing and training, with no parent or equity relationship. TEMCO remains a Batswana-led project operated by Murua Home (Pty) Ltd.