Mental health units mandatory for new Namibian hospitals
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Health ministry plans five mental health units – Windhoek Observer
Sostenus Wilherm The ministry of health and social services plans to establish at least five additional mental health units by 2037, increase annual mental health funding and send more doctors for psychiatric specialisation as Namibia grapples with limited access to specialised mental health care. The commitments were read by the minister of health and social services Esperance Luvindao on Monday and are contained in the Namibia National Mental …
Mental health units mandatory for new Namibian hospitals
The Ministry of Health and Social Services says no new public or private hospital at district level or above will be allowed to proceed without a dedicated mental health unit. The requirement is part of six national commitments signed by health minister Esperance Luvindao during a World Mental Health Day event in Windhoek on Saturday. […]
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