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43 of healthcare workers in Kenya report depression symptoms, New study shows

 Heavy workload, lack of resources, and triggers of mental illnesses among nurses and midwives. [iStockphoto]

Healthcare workers are central to Kenya’s health system, forming the first point of contact for patients seeking care across hospitals and clinics. 

A new study suggests that many of these professionals are grappling with mental health challenges, raising important questions about workforce wellbeing and the quality of care patients receive.

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