The African debate
What solutions to improve the health system in Africa?
View of Makala General Hospital in Kinshasa, DRC.
© RFI/Ophelie Lahccen
By: Alain Foka Follow
1 min
Some baptize them the "boulevards of lying down", others more simply the "dying homes".
Often accused of corruption, false diagnoses, incompetence, kidnapping, can we trust African hospitals?
And if the patients stopped, in the face of the tragedies that multiply, to rely solely on the will of God?
What are their legal remedies?
What is the viability of the hospitals deserted by the leaders?
How to make health a priority?
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With the participation of :
- Guylain Akilimali Badesi,
designer of the Health Malamu application, a medical notebook to prevent medical errors in the DRC
- Pr Daouda Traoré
, forensic doctor in Burkina Faso, graduate of a master's degree in Criminal Law and Criminal Science and expert in Medical Liability
- Félix Kabange Numbi
, national deputy FCC (Common Front for Congo), former Minister of Public Health of the DRC
- Pr Mamadou Diarra Beye,
director of the national Samu in Senegal.
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