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Uganda’s Health Worker Crisis: Expectant Mothers Endure Long Queues as Nurses and Midwives Struggle with Overwhelming Workloads

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BY PAUL TENTENA AND SHABELLA KOSHABA For Melon Amumpaire, an expectant mother from Kakoba in Mbarara City, attending routine antenatal appointments at Mbarara City Health Centre IV often means enduring long queues before receiving medical attention. Amumpaire says the experience leaves her frustrated and worried about whether she will receive timely care when she goes […] The post Uganda’s Health Worker Crisis: Expec
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