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Edward Omete

Kenya, Nairobi
As seen in: Daily Nation, Business Daily Africa
Physician, healthcare reform crusader. MD INFORMED HEALTHCARE CONSULTING . Healthcare PE/VC Support. I invest time and a few coins. Show me the data!
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CBDs changing medical entrepreneurs’ inclines

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By Edward Omete
| Business Daily Africa Verified
By EDWARD OMETE More by this Author Summary In the CBD, a few once coveted premises are now vacant and landlords have had to adjust terms to retain or woo tenants. The CBD, formerly a coveted location for medical entrepreneurs, seems to have had a period of low attraction of doctor owned clinics. Part of the reason being the attendant crowds, dilapidated, inaccessible buildings and garbage may have made it hard for patients to spend time in certain areas.
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Do nurses make better hospital managers compared to doctors?

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By Edward Omete
| Business Daily Africa Verified
By EDWARD OMETE More by this Author Summary In public hospitals in particular, historically, doctors as the senior-most trained cadre, have always felt the right to be at the helm of hospital management. Nurses on the other hand, believe that as the cadre with intimate contact time with patients, their knowledge of the day to day workings of hospitals is unsurpassed. As such, it imbues them with an added advantage over the other cadres.
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For equity in health, Treasury must fund referral hospitals

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By Edward Omete
| Business Daily Africa Verified
By EDWARD OMETE More by this Author Summary The national government’s involvement in healthcare in the devolved context, is mostly policy making and training. Apart from this, the Ministry of Health also administers special programmes such as HIV, Malaria, Tuberculosis, Immunisation, family planning and some diseases of interest. Indirectly, through her parastatal hospitals, the other role is running some few critical institutions.
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