Osman Mohamed Osman, A4T Investigative grantee, investigated cases of medical negligence in Kenya and the agony many citizens have had to go through without any remedy, which has led to loss of life.
This article highlights what families are left to deal with after some medical negligence. Most doctors accused of causing permanent disabilities and death, are left unpunished due to poor investigations or lack of commitment from the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentist Board (KMPDU).
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