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Health stakeholders have called on the government to leverage health financing and provide adequate resources to health facilities and enable health workers to provide healthcare to Kenyans and attain universal coverage. Speaking during the commemoration of nurses’ week, Dean School of Nursing at Daystar University Dr. Susan Njuguna says lack of essential commodities has hindered service delivery, hence denying many Kenyans their right to quality health care services.
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