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Exposed: Neglect at KNH as mistreated medical workers die in droves

Kenyatta National Hospital - KNH There are many sad occurrences at the Kenyata National Hospital (KNH). Being a referral hospital, it attracts patients from all over the country and as such there's a lot of money that it makes. The money unfortunately has attracted the worst of managers. Apart from perennial neglect

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Exposed: Neglect at KNH as mistreated medical workers die in droves

Non-paying patients owe KNH Sh6.5 billion : The Standard
Non-paying patients owe KNH Sh6.5 billion : The Standard

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Non-paying patients owe KNH Sh6.5 billion : The Standard

Non-paying patients owe KNH Sh6.5 billion : The Standard

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Kenyatta National Hospital - KNH There are many sad occurrences at the Kenyata National Hospital (KNH). Being a referral hospital, it attracts patients from all over the country and as such there's a lot of money that it makes. The money unfortunately has attracted the worst of managers. Apart from perennial neglect, nothing, not even the basic protocol of separating dead bodies from patients, or disposing of the medical waste in a proper manner, or dispensing drugs as required, seems to work. The medical and non-medical staff, therefore, are left to cling to the only work they know, without protection or insurance or promise of tomorrow. At KNH, it is this brutal work environment that has led to suicide among patients and medical staff....

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