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43pc of Kenyan Healthcare Workers Battling Depression – Aga Khan University Study shows
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43pc of Kenyan Healthcare Workers Battling Depression – Aga Khan University Study shows
NAIROBI, Kenya, May 30 – More than four in ten healthcare workers in Kenya are experiencing symptoms of depression, according to a new study by the Aga Khan University Brain and Mind Institute (AKU-BMI), highlighting growing concerns over the mental wellbeing of frontline medical personnel and its implications for the country’s health system. The study, dubbed the UZIMA Data Science (UZIMA DS) project, found that 43.1 percent of healthcare worke…
·Nairobi, Kenya
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