Hospitals unprepared for post-abortion care in Kenya- Study
According to the findings, less than 10% of primary facilities are adequately equipped to handle basic post-abortion complications.
According to the findings, less than 10% of primary facilities are adequately equipped to handle basic post-abortion complications.
The findings suggest that many abortions are happening in homes and marriages that already have children, underlining the economic burden families face.
Dr. Davji Atellah made it clear that the union would no longer tolerate delays in the implementation of the agreements.
This marks the largest vaccine delivery to the country since the outbreak began.
"We have serious staffing issues, expired drugs, and some facilities without pharmacists," Senator Mariam Omar pointed out.
Dr. Oluga reaffirmed the Ministry of Health’s strong commitment to achieving the goals of Universal Health Coverage.
The plan, if passed, would force State officers to use public hospitals and services under SHIF.
The issue came to light during the review of the hospital’s audited accounts from 2020/2021 to 2023/2024.
Governor Susan Kihika’s administration has renewed its efforts to take over the hospital
This was revealed during an inspection by the Nairobi County Assembly’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC), which raised alarm over the hospital’s deteriorating conditions.
The inquiry follows mounting concerns over the hospital’s involvement in unethical practices.
Interns are expected to access their individual results immediately after the online process ends.