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Universal healthcare should factor dignity and rights of the disabled

The road to Universal Healthcare is long, let's embrace the diversity and unique needs of all patients, regardless of their disabilities or mental health conditions for a truly universal system. [iStockphoto]

In Kenya's quest for universal healthcare, there is a critical imperative that often remains in the shadows: disability-inclusive healthcare. The path to true universal health coverage must prioritise patient safety, rights, and dignity for all patients, including those with disabilities and mental health concerns.

It's time to break down the barriers and biases, fostering an inclusive system that recognises every individual's worth and needs.

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