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Fitted lines of segmented regression models for all indicators and by hospital ownership.

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healthcare
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SteLucGeoAme
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Vertical lines represent the month (March 2020) COVID-19 was announced in Kenya and as a pandemic by the WHO.

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MedicineBiotechnologySociologystatistical process controlperiod january 2018interrupted time seriesincreased avoidable morbidityfive &# 8217caesarean section ratehealth worker strikes+35

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