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Partnerships will improve healthcare for Kenyans

Baby Hope Awiti who is physically challenged rests in her bed at Kisumu County hospital MCH deserted ward on December 05,2016 on the first day of doctors and nurses' nationwide strike. The baby who was abandoned by her guardian in September in rain within the hospital compound has been under the care of the nurses before the strike. Now she has been abandoned again in the ward as everyone else sought discharge and left. (PHOTO: DENISH OCHIENG/ STANDARD)

Throughout my working life, I have had the opportunity to observe the pharmaceutical industry. I began my career as a doctor with big healthcare firms and now I am the Chief Medical Officer for one of the world’s largest pharmaceuticals.

Over the years I have witnessed how effectively, or otherwise, pharmaceutical firms meet the needs of patients around the world.

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