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12-21-2009, 04:42 PM #1
Emigration is leading to critical Kenya nursing shortage
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Kenya losing 800 nurses yearly
Kenya’s first test tube baby with the Dr Joshua Noreh and the nurses who helped deliver her on May 8, 2006. Fresh statistics indicate that more than 800 Kenyan nurses leave the country every year to seek employment abroad especially in the United States of America. Photo /ARTHUR OKWEMBA
By KENNETH OGOSIA
Posted Monday, December 21 2009 at 20:00
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[b]•Most of them go to the US, leaving a huge shortage in the local hospitals
More than 800 nurses leave the country every year to seek employment abroad especially in the United States of America.
Most of them are women aged between 30 to 46 years working in the public health sector and are highly qualified, statistics at the Nursing Council of Kenya show.
Statistics from the Nursing council of Kenya indicate that on average 840 nurses apply for verification of their certificates with an intention to migrate.
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