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A grounded theory of the Kenya human interaction model for mental health nursing practice
Background: Although mental disorders is of great public health concern among Kenyan populations, mental health services remain poor. Some of the reasons attributed to delivery of poor mental health services are unfavourable work environment and lack of policy guidelines including a conceptual model...
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Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
2017
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