Outrage After Two Patients Die at Nanyuki Referral Hospital as Staff Members Attend Birthday Party

Mmmmhhhh lab workers and where are the doctors and nurses😳😳😳😳😳this sounds plain terrible. Is it a hospital where lab workers diagnose and stabilize patients🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️😔😔😔😔😳😳😳

From rotten Kenyan police force, chiefs and other administrators, to the pathetic greedy and arrogant doctors, nurses, record clerks, cleaners, mortuary attendants, oooh Dear Lord, Jamhuri went to the dogs 50 years ago.
Kenyan sick doctors are notorious for abdicating duty and negligence, on many aspects. These criminals only show up in government hospitals for two, then sneak out to serve out-patients in make-shifts clinics spread across major towns, by charging Ksh5000 for less than 2 minutes consultation fee. From there they visit various private hospitals where they spend less than 2 minutes on every patient, then pass by the nurse stations where they are paid Ksh 3500, which is billed to the patients. The same doctors make referrals to their cancer/kidney/liver/heart/ and other terminally-ill patients to Delhi or Mumbai Indian Hospitals e.g.
1. BLK Super Speciality hospital.
2. Fortis Escorts Heart Institute.
3. Indraprastha Apollo Hospital.
4. Max Super-speciality Hospital.
5. Fortis Memorial Research Institute etc.
For every patient referred to any of these hospitals, some rogue Kenyan doctors collect 15 percent of the total medical bill incurred to the patient. And to avoid scrutiny or being charged for money-laundering, these doctors prefer travelling to Indian on a sabbatical leave to go and collect their loot.
Public hospitals, where more than 85 percentage of poor, desperate and gullible Kenyans go to seek for medical help, has been a death chamber since time immemorial. Visit any of this government hospitals, and the snaking slow-moving lines will tell you horrible tales.
I once took a dying accident victim six months ago, to a Nakuru provincial general hospital who had a serious accident that needed immediate medical attention. The record or file clerks stood took a whopping 2 hours to prepare a file for admission to the ward. By the time we got to the ward, the guy had lost to much blood he died minutes later. The nurses just covered him up and kept the body in the same ward while the rest of the patients, who have being watching the guy being resuscitated, all wore a scary faces. I had to plea with the nurses to try and remove the body from the vicinity of other patients, as they were awaiting The nurses even wanted bribes
So these two incident are not strange, its just that their families had the guts to go to the press. Otherwise, wangepotelea hivyo tu.

I agree with previous views completely. Many years ago we took our mother, who was suffering from cancer, to Kenyatta National hospistal. She did not get admitted until 6 hours later when she got a bed which she shared with another patient. I had to keep her company for 2 days as I feared she might fall from the narrow bed.
The nurses were especially rude and nasty. She passed on 2 weeks later. I was happy for her.
It is pure hell to be really sick in Kenya.
I thank God that I have been fairly healthy. I dread the time when I will sick and have need admission. I just hope when my time to pass on I will not need hospitalization.
I saw what our health system has to offer and I do not any part of it.

One of our biggest problem is lack of respect for the jobs we have and lack of integrity. With integrity a person does what they are supposed to do whether somebody is watching or not.

Just ask yourself: How many employees in these institutions have fake degree? Some years back, there was a gentleman who had risen to the position of " assistant superintendent of police" and yet he had not attended any police training institute.

SOLUTION:

No government employee should be allowed to seek any medical treatment out of Kenya. This decision will solve the current negative state of affairs that is found in Kenyan hospitals.