Health experts push for Family Medicine recognition to ease pressure on Tanzania's hospitals

Administrative Officer at Aga Khan University (Tanzania) Medical College, East Africa, Ms Evelyne Gasper, speaks to a visitor at the university's pavilion during the recently concluded Benjamin William Mkapa Legacy Summit in Dar es Salaam. The university is advocating for the inclusion of Family Medicine in the public service scheme of service. PHOTO | JACOB MOSENDA

By  Jacob Mosenda

Senior Journalist with The Citizen

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