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Côte d'Ivoire: Regarding Free Medical Care

Written byAbdoulaye Bah
Translated byAndrew Kowalczuk

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Translation posted 29 April 2012 8:50 GMT

Suy Kahofi writes [fr] on Africa Vox about free medical care in  Cote d'Ivoire : “The completely free care has, certainly, relieved the people, but it has been marred by problems : shortages in the supply of drugs, lack of nursing staff… The health professionals themselves  do not seem to be convinced that care should be completely free, because it results in abuses…”

 

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Written byAbdoulaye Bah
Translated byAndrew Kowalczuk

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