There are over 9,000 healthcare facilities in Kenya serving a population of over 45 million citizens. Most of the care is delivered by Non-Physician Clinicians (nurses and clinical officers). The clinicians lack the necessary support required to deliver the best care possible as a result of routine care not being guideline based because of poor support and inadequate documentation, and lack of readily available physicians for complicated cases.
There are over 9,000 healthcare facilities in Kenya serving a population of over 45 million citizens. Most of the care is delivered by Non-Physician Clinicians (nurses and clinical officers). The clinicians lack the necessary support required to deliver the best care possible as a result of routine care not being guideline based because of poor support and inadequate documentation, and lack of readily available physicians for complicated cases.
There are over 9,000 healthcare facilities in Kenya serving a population of over 45 million citizens. Most of the care is delivered by Non-Physician Clinicians (nurses and clinical officers). The clinicians lack the necessary support required to deliver the best care possible as a result of routine care not being guideline based because of poor support and inadequate documentation, and lack of readily available physicians for complicated cases.