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Clinical Officer💯 #Arsenal fun 🇰🇪

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@Osama_otero Tutakujibu 2027 August

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@Awuor__ @LlewellynOuya Recommend one please.

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@gacikiraMD Good morning

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@RodgersKipembe True. But the good thing is that, they will go home at 6 am.

[The Kenyan Gyne (#HealthServiceCommission) @simonkigondu]

To All Healthcare Personnel
REMEMBER THIS.

When an Ebola patient arrives at a healthcare facility, it will not be a politician standing at the bedside.
It will be the doctor taking the history.
It will be the nurse inserting the IV line.
It will be the laboratory scientist handling the specimen.
It will be the clinical officer examining the patient.
It will be the cleaner disinfecting contaminated surfaces.
It will be the ambulance crew transporting the patient.
It will be the mortuary attendant handling the deceased.
The risks of exposure will be borne by healthcare workers and their families.
If a healthcare worker becomes infected, it is the healthcare worker who will suffer the consequences.
If a healthcare worker dies, it is their family, colleagues, and community who will bear the loss.
That is why decisions involving the movement and management of Ebola patients must be guided by rigorous public health risk assessment, adequate preparedness, sufficient resources, and the highest standards of infection prevention and control.
Healthcare workers must never be treated as expendable. They are a critical national resource and the backbone of every health system response.
Before any decision is made that increases the risk of exposure to frontline staff, the country must be assured that healthcare facilities are adequately equipped, healthcare workers are properly trained and protected, and emergency response systems are fully prepared.
Public health must come before politics.
Healthcare worker safety must come before public relations.
Science must come before expediency.

Protect healthcare workers.
Protect patients.
Protect Kenya.

#ProtectHealthWorkers
#PublicHealthFirst
#EbolaPreparedness

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@itskipronoh Nani hao?

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@Genesismwanzo1 Be kind to our Senior. I didn't know that while ageing you lose touch with reality.

[Rasna Warah @RasnaWarah]

One day someone will write the history of Kenya and say, here lie the ruins of a nation destroyed by greed.

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@edgarwabwire_ @Masika_039 Who are you by the way 😠

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@Belive_Kinuthia Shenzi wewe.

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@ledamalekina Things are boiling nicely.

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@ntvkenya @cosmutt The streets are calling.

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@NytoP2PMwangi People die everyday, we sympathize and move on. He voted Yes for the 2024/2025 finance bill.

[Binti Swahiliya #ForLiberty @bintiswahiliya]

Notice the pattern? You protest, they tell you it’s hopeless and you should vote. You do mass drives to register to vote, they tell you ni paid influencer nonsense. You see the game played? They don’t want you to take any action. They want you to feel hopeless. That’s the plan.

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@KinyanBoy Am sorry Mum, you will do it. But, it's so decided #Wantam

[BRAVIN YURI @BravinYuri]

As a student of Sociology who has spent his time studying human behavior. DP Ruto presidency which I hope never happens will be Lethal than Moi's. You should pay attention on how he responds to criticism, how he acts when angry, how he lies in plain sight etc. Itakuwa mazishi.

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@randomworldke @Heitinga14 How did it end.

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@randomworldke @Heitinga14

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@orengo_james @MuneneKinyua_ Ukiita Raphael 'weak' sisi tutajiita akina nani🤔

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