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APHOK opposes proposal to train nurses, clinical officers on sanitation and hygiene

A nurse examines a patient. [Photo/Courtesy]

The Association of Public Health Officers- Kenya has opposed a proposal by the Ministry of Health to introduce a three year Higher National Diploma in Clinical Nursing and Clinical Medicine courses in all Medical Training Colleges across the country.

They termed the move ill-advised since the country already have trained nurses and clinical officers who are yet to be employed by the government

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