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. 1976 Jun 12;1(6023):1454–1456. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.6023.1454

Management of psychiatric problems in a Kenyan mission hospital.

P J McEvoy, H F McEvoy
PMCID: PMC1640422  PMID: 953535

Abstract

Many psychiatric conditions are found in the rural general hospital in Kenya and are recognisable and manageable along standard Western lines. An essential element in management is the training of the nursing staff. The psychiatric patient should be actively managed and can benefit from the unsophisticated treatment possible at the mission hospital.

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