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The normalisation of under-resourcing limits the potential for improvement of critical care: evidence from a multi-method study of Kenyan hospitals

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Jacob McKnight *
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Jacquie Oliwa *
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Tamara Mulenga Willows
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Onesmus Onyango
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Rosanna Mazhar
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Lydia Bernard Jones
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Elibariki Mkumbo
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John Maiba
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Carl Otto Schell
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Tim Baker
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Patrick Amoth
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Ian Were
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Osman Warfa
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Mike English
DOI:10.1016/j.socscimed.2025.118843delete
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Abstract

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• Kenyan hospitals lack resources and systems for effective critical care. • Health Facility Assessments have a limited scope in identifying issues. • Resource shortages, particularly human resources, impact care for critically ill patients. • Global health projects can hinder positive change and lead to ‘arrested development’. • Improvements require understanding and addressing organisational norms and practices.

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