Comments on: The effect of the Kenyan crisis on Kenya’s health system http://eyesonkenya.org/blog/?p=63 Sun, 11 Apr 2010 07:52:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Background information on the political crisis in Kenya | Eyes on Kenya http://eyesonkenya.org/blog/?p=63&cpage=1#comment-311 Background information on the political crisis in Kenya | Eyes on Kenya Fri, 22 Feb 2008 13:33:10 +0000 http://eyesonkenya.org/blog/?p=63#comment-311 [...] The article “The effect of the Kenyan crisis on Kenya’s health system” tries to summarize the struggles to keep up the Kenyan health system in this time of crisis. It [...] [...] The article “The effect of the Kenyan crisis on Kenya’s health system” tries to summarize the struggles to keep up the Kenyan health system in this time of crisis. It [...]

]]> By: an http://eyesonkenya.org/blog/?p=63&cpage=1#comment-289 an Thu, 14 Feb 2008 10:45:55 +0000 http://eyesonkenya.org/blog/?p=63#comment-289 Kenyas only referral hospital Kenyatta National Hospital yesterday admitted being overwhelmed in the trauma and orthopedic sections by the large number of patients. Patients go days on end without attendance and some even sleep under the beds due to congestion. Reports of tribalism being rife among the hospital staff was also revealed. People donating clothes and foodstuffs to the IDPs have also been warned to use the Kenya Red Cross Network or WFP because as revealed the items donated are being loaded into lorries once in the campsites late in the night to unknown destinations. My guess is that they end up in the streets for sale.What a Shame! Kenyas only referral hospital Kenyatta National Hospital yesterday admitted being overwhelmed in the trauma and orthopedic sections by the large number of patients.
Patients go days on end without attendance and some even sleep under the beds due to congestion.
Reports of tribalism being rife among the hospital staff was also revealed.

People donating clothes and foodstuffs to the IDPs have also been warned to use the Kenya Red Cross Network or WFP because as revealed the items donated are being loaded into lorries once in the campsites late in the night to unknown destinations.
My guess is that they end up in the streets for sale.What a Shame!

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