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Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by 0key: 9:15pm On Aug 29, 2013 |
QEFRAN6: I wanted to ignore ur post but I realised that u need serious help. The paucity of knowledge u exhibited in ur post is nothing to write home about. Try to broaden ur mind to avoid shame that comes with myopic,bitter and rigid mind. I want u to know that there's nothing special about carrying out simple lab tests which can b done by Autoanalyser. In resourse-poor areas where there's shortage of health workers, auxiliary nurses are thought to perform those tests with no hassles and they performe the job as efficient as d lab scientists/ technicians. To make it simple, what tests do u do that make u people to b clamouring for equal pay with doctors? PCV, blood grp, m/c/s, urinalysis, fbc, widal,FBS,RVS, get blood donor, and to an extent hormonal assay,RFT,LFT,TFT. All d mentioned tests are all done by machines. Ur duty is to COLLECT samples and put them in the machines to analyse them. There's nothing like chemical titrations u do to get results except blood grouping n xmatching, widal tests and few others. Advanced tests are done by consultant pathologist (e.g bone marrow aspirations, lumbar puncture, amniocentesis, chorionic villi sampling, histology and many more). U are not allowed to carry out these tests done by doctors. So why are u bragging? Respect others so that u will b respected. 1 Like |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by nuelle: 10:40am On Aug 30, 2013 |
0key: You just displayed your gross idiocy and imbecility. Who the hell employed you as a so-called ducktor or surgical technician? Is bone marrow aspiration a Test? Or vili sampling? Or lumbar puncture? After the puncture, and csf is collected; who analyses the csf? Medical Lab Scientists. To mention but a few. In the world over, so called pathologists are not licensed to carry out Medical Laboratory Investigations; they just have basic knowledge of Med Lab. Their business is to study disease precesses of their patients, with the major aid of Med Lab reports released by the Med Lab Scientists so as to be able to treat their patients. Okey and all other ducktors/docs, plus the lay public, be informed. And let me quickly add that Med Lab Scientists are professional graduates of Medical Lab Science from Universities awarded with BMLS (Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science).they are assisted in the Lab by med lab technicians and med lab assistants who are trained in polythecnics and schools of health/technology. The bitter pill Nigerian duck tors must swallow is that MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE & MEDICAL LAB SCIENTISTS have come to stay. The fact that the National House of Assembly recently empowered MLSCN, the MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE COUNCIL OF NIGERIA to Accredit & Inspect ALL private and government (public) Medical Laboratories in Nigeria is enough pointer that the profession of Medical Lab Scientists is advancing. See www.mlscn.gov.ng and or www.amlsn.org Autoanalyzers are no alternatives or threats to Med Lab Scientists. Thesame Med Lab Scientists calibrate these autoanalyzers; run quality control on the said autoanalyzers and their reagents, and most times troubleshoot these analyzers because as a Med Lab Scientist, in 4th Year in University you are taught a course called "BioMedical Instrumentation". Finally, YES! YES!! YES!! A Medical Lab Scientist can comfortably and more efficiently manage a hospital; for clarity - be the CMD; if the issue is redressed. Be informed also that the Medical Lab Scientist in his 5th year in University took a course on "Hospital Management" apart from "Laboratory Management" taught in 2nd year. Bottom line; for equity and fair play for all health professions and allied professions represented in the hospital, LET PROFESSIONAL HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATORS manage the hospitals in Nigeria as obtainable the world over and some sane health facilities in the country. This would curb the corrupt and nepotic trend of some health workers favoring only their professional colleagues in the team to head administrative offices in the hospital. Okey,Princenonny, Osahon7 etc and others your colleagues with your shabby mentality not here, let me resound it that Medical Lab Science would continue to be an excrutiating pain in your arsses for as long as you continue to think you can provide comprehensive health services without members of JOHESU. www.amlsn.org 3 Likes |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by 0key: 11:50am On Aug 30, 2013 |
nuelle: I can feel u are really in deep pain as u struggle to convince d world how relevant u are. People say an empty drum makes d most noise, and u have shown it. I pity u. Back to business, the area of lab can b handled by anybody who develops interest without even passing through d 4 walls of the university cos the work is straight forward with d aid of machines and autoanalysers. If u are in doubt, go to some towns and rural areas to find out who operate thr lab business-the auxiliary nurses and secondary school leavers. U also committed another fallacy. The lab machines and autoanalysers are designed,caliberated and constructed by medical,electrical and mechanical engineers and not by lab scientists. I just wonder how u came about that unintelligent conclusion in ur post. Well, that's d level of ur reasoning. Furthermore, lab tests involve collection of samples, subjecting d samples to tests, documentation of results and interpretation of results. In ur little understanding, ur definition of lab tests is subjecting samples to tests( which are done by machines) & documentation then u excluded collection of samples and interpretation. Without lumbar puncture, there won't be CSF sample for analysis ( also done by machine). The procedure is done by doctor and not d lab technicians. The villi sampling is an invasive test for karyotyping which is done by doctors. There are numerous tests done by doctors which are beyond the reach of lab technicians. On d issue of pathologists, they are way beyond ur doing simple tests as u do. Pathology is divided into 4: chemical pathology, histopathology, haematology and medical microbiology. They run and prepare samples for tests, analyse the results and use d results to understand d progression of diseases and co-treat patients with other consultants. They are consulted in all the areas of laboratory includinga autopsy, cytology, management of blood disorders( e.g leukaemia), etc. So they are comprehensive in d analysis of lab results. My advise to ur colleagues is for them to stick to d much or little they know otherwise they will totally render themselves irrelevant . |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 10:44pm On Aug 30, 2013 |
nuelle: Pathologists are physicians who diagnose and characterize disease in living patients by examining biopsies or bodily fluid. Pathologists infrequently conduct autopsies to investigate causes of death. Pathology is a core discipline of medical school and many pathologists are also instructors. As managers of medical laboratories, pathologists play an important role in the development of laboratory information systems. Although the medical practice of pathology grew out of the tradition of investigative pathology, most modern pathologists do not perform original research. Pathology is a unique medical specialty in that pathologists typically do not see patients directly, but rather serve as consultants to other physicians (often referred to as "clinicians" within the pathology community). To be licensed, candidates must complete medical training, an approved residency program and be certified by an appropriate body. In the US, certification is by the American Board of Pathology or the American Osteopathic Board of Pathology . The organization of subspecialties within pathology varies between nations, but usually includes anatomical pathology and clinical pathology. Training Pathology in the United States In the United States, pathologists are physicians (D.O. or M.D. ) that have completed a four-year undergraduate program, four years of medical school training, and three to four years of postgraduate training in the form of a pathology residency. Training may be within two primary specialties, as recognized by the American Board of Pathology: anatomical Pathology and clinical Pathology, each of which requires separate board certification. The American Osteopathic Board of Pathology also recognizes four primary specialties: anatomic pathology, dermatopathology, forensic pathology, and laboratory medicine . Many pathologists pursue a broad based training and become certified in both fields. These skills are complementary in many hospital based private practice settings, since the day to day work of many clinical laboratories only intermittently requires the attention of a physician. Thus, pathologists are able to spend much of their time evaluating anatomical pathology cases, while remaining available to cover any special issues which might arise in the clinical laboratories. Pathologists may pursue specialised fellowship training within one or more subspecialties of either anatomical or clinical pathology. Some of these subspecialties permit additional board certification, while others do not. [1] Pathology in the United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, pathologists are medical doctors registered with — and currently licensed by — the UK General Medical Council. The training to become a pathologist is under the oversight of the Royal College of Pathologists. After four to six years of undergraduate medical study, trainees proceed to a two year foundation programme. Full-time training in Histopathology presently lasts between five to five and a half years. The first year involves structured training and is assessed by an objective structured practical exam (OSPE), which must be passed to progress to year two. This is followed by further specialist training in surgical pathology, cytopathology, and autopsy pathology. There are two examinations run by the Royal College of Pathologists, termed Part 1 and Part 2. The Part 2 examination is designed to test competence to work as an independent practitioner in pathology and is typically taken after four or five years of specialist training. All postgraduate medical training and education in the UK is overseen by the General Medical Council (GMC). It is possible to take a specialist part 2 examination in forensic pathology, pediatric pathology, or neuropathology . It is also possible to take a Royal College of Pathologists diploma in forensic pathology, dermatopathology, or cytopathology , recognising additional specialist training and expertise. Pathology in France In France, Pathology is separate in two distinct specialties, Anatomical pathology and Clinical pathology . Residencies both lasts four years. Residency in anatomical pathology is open to physicians only, while clinical pathology is open to both physicians and pharmacists . Anatomical pathology in France is integrated in the internal medicine specialty track. At the end of the second year of clinical pathology residency, residents can choose between general Clinical pathology and a specialization in one of the disciplines, but they can not practise Anatomical pathology. And conversely, Anatomical pathology residents can not practise Clinical pathology. [2][3] ↑Jump back a section Other subspecialties The following outline is an attempt at synthesising information on profession pathology as it exists in the United Kingdom [4][5] and the United States.[6] 1) Clinical Pathology: 1.1) Biochemistry and Immunology: 1.1.1) Clinical Biochemistry 1.1.2) Analytical Toxicology 1.1.3) Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics 1.1.4) Immunology 1.1.5) Tissue Banking 1.2) Haematology and Transfusion: 1.2.1) Blood Transfusion 1.2.2) Haematology 1.2.3) Haemostasis and Thrombosis 1.3) Microbiology and Infection: 1.3.1) Microbiology and Virology 1.4) Dermatopathology 2) Cellular Pathology: 2.1) Anatomical Pathology 2.2) Cytopathology and Cervical Cytology 2.3) Histopathology 3) Molecular Pathology: 3.1) Embryology: 3.1.1) Embryology and Andrology 3.2) Genetics: 3.2.1) Cytogenetics 3.2.2) Molecular Genetics en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathology_as_a_medical_specialty s |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 10:58pm On Aug 30, 2013 |
nuelle: u are wrong in some areas. pathologists are in existence before mlscn or mls. mdcn acts of 1991 empowers pathologists to regulate clinical laboratories. job descriptions are different. while mls or mlt runs most of the mosts pathologists validate the results in line with clinical picture of patients. in usa pathologists are director of clinical laboratories. ask google. www.rcpath.org/workforce/medical-workforce/job-descriptions |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 11:03pm On Aug 30, 2013 |
The role of Chemical Pathology in health care Doctors in the specialty have dual responsibilities. Firstly, there is the provision of a reliable analytical service, for example measuring serum electrolytes, indices of liver function, hormones, drugs and tumour markers in hundreds of patient samples every day. Many of these analyses are performed on automated analysers, usually operated by technicians or technologists. The management of the analytical process and the staff, assurance of quality and provision of guidance on the selection of tests and assessment of the significance of the results (particularly with some of the less generally familiar tests) are the domain of the chemical pathologist. They not only review the quality of the laboratory’s analytical service, but also discuss the introduction of new diagnostic tests with consultant colleagues and manage research projects of trainees. Secondly, Chemical Pathologists have an important clinical role. They provide advice to healthcare professionals on appropriate tests selection and the management of patients with a variety of metabolic disturbances, and provide clinical interpretation of biochemical, endocrine and metabolic tests results. Chemical Pathologists are frequently consulted about further investigation or management of patients found to have biochemical abnormalities on 'routine' testing. They often have to deal with investigating patients with dyslipidaemias, diabetes, bone disease or hypertension. Moreover, in several countries now, chemical pathologists have increasingly direct responsibility for such patients in out- patient clinics and on the wards. For example, they are running lipid, obesity, diabetes or inborn errors clinics, they are involved in the multidisciplinary nutrition teams and review ward patients receiving parenteral nutrition. Our department is aiming to introduce and establish this patient orientated approach for South African Chemical Pathology. In addition, there is an ample opportunity in the department for conducting variety of research projects and audits that result in scientific publications. chempath.ukzn.ac.za/Home.aspx |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 5:17pm On Aug 31, 2013 |
nuelle:jst as PROFESSIONAL ADMINISTRATORS r running our universities, military establishments etc |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 5:23pm On Aug 31, 2013 |
i pity some health professionals who r busy looking for equality with doctors while their profession is gradually taken over by medical doctors; medical lab scientists vs pathologists, community health workers vs community physicians etc |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by alstacs(m): 2:03am On Sep 01, 2013 |
Laalamed: This is the best write up I've seen on this thread. Afterall, everybody in the airplane works for the passengers. I just wonder why the cabin crew members are never captains. When I asked further, I was told that the captain takes full responsibility for the passenger while the others assist him in achieving his goal. Can he work without them? Probably not. We may wait till the time a consultant lab scientist, nurse or pharmacist will take full responsibility for the patient and the medical doctor will only be a ancillary health worker assisting them in their management plan...... That will be the time to leave Nigeria for possibly Ghana....... Where humans don't bite dogs but dogs bite everything; all cows eat grass but every animal is important. By the way I'm a consultant. I've been reading and studying since 1992 when I entered the medical school. I became a consultant only 3 years ago.... I didn't break my study save for NYSC. Despite this "higher pay" I got since leaving the med school in 2001, I just got my first plot of land only 4 years ago. Most of my salary and earnings were spent on books, journals, examinations and courses. I've been tenant to nurses and others who were my classmates in the secondary school..... Every profession has its burden and perculiarities, none is superior to the other. If I'd wanted an easier "better life" I would have achieved a lot studying any of the other health courses. Nigeria ko ni baje oh.. 3 Likes |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by alstacs(m): 4:39am On Sep 01, 2013 |
I get worried when I see some members other health professionals are happy when they are addressed as Drs. I enter a lot of private labs and a see a desk and chair for consultation arranged by the MLS ....there are still a lot to be achieved in med lad science if only people will look inwards and develop themselves. I see that in parmaceutical shops in nigeria too. Does it mean that these people think that being the Dr is the ultimate in healthcare delivery? If not, then I consider that they are "descending low" by pretending to be drs who are "actually nothing" in their words. A well trained Dr will never look down on any other member of the healthcare team. Is it about salary? Different professions have different levels of involvement in patient care. If it is the amount of physical exertion, then the compound labourers and cleaners should receive the highest pay in institutions. I also believe it is like that in other parts of the world, in fact some specialists (consultant drs) get almost double of what some get in emolument. The rule is, if you think the neurosurgeon does not deserve better pay than you, just abandon your paediatrics and become a neurosurgeon too. I have a neurologist friend who thinks he deserved better than he got and he later went in for neurosurgery. That was crazy but that is his view of life.... Is it about education? Every profession has its peculiarities in training too. If we all think teachers are useless, then I wonder who teaches our children? Nurses? Or engineers? Or drs? Teachers of course. The rule now should be ..everybody should practice his profession honourably. Do not be proud to be addressed as what you are not. Every profession should embark re-orientation and purge itself of members who bring disgrace and dishonour to the profession.....same goes for medicine too. In Nigeria however, every argument or rivalry or strife to dominate has some political, tribal or religious colours. Anyone arguing with a Nigerian needs to understand all these. Nigeria is a complex society. Please read my post well before insults are hauled at me. I see a lot foul language and disrespect on Nairaland these days. 1 Like |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 7:20am On Sep 01, 2013 |
alstacs: I get worried when I see some members other health professionals are happy when they are addressed as Drs. I enter a lot of private labs and a see a desk and chair for consultation arranged by the MLS ....there are still a lot to be achieved in med lad science if only people will look inwards and develop themselves. I see that in parmaceutical shops in nigeria too.in this case it is more of politics, union leaders want to be ministers, commissioners, CMDs and so on. i made same observation; apart from pharmacists most health professionals want to be address as DRs. this culture unfortunately led to a situation whr ppl poorly understand their role in health system- because they competing to be recognise as DRs. i always pity nurses in nigeria, they r the most vocal of all health care professionals but least developed professionally, because almost all state governments hv school of nursing majority of nurses in nigeria r auxilliary nurses holding ONLY a diploma in nursing. look inward guys, develop urselves professionally and the recognition wil come automatically 1 Like |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 5:46pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
joker5180: in this case it is more of politics, union leaders want to be ministers, commissioners, CMDs and so on. i made same observation; apart from pharmacists most health professionals want to be address as DRs. this culture unfortunately led to a situation whr ppl poorly understand their role in health system- because they competing to be recognise as DRs. i always pity nurses in nigeria, they r the most vocal of all health care professionals but least developed professionally, because almost all state governments hv school of nursing majority of nurses in nigeria r auxilliary nurses holding ONLY a diploma in nursing. look inward guys, develop urselves professionally and the recognition wil come automaticallyu ccall them auxilliary cos its an RN/RM they've got? Let them catch u! Pls say it to their face. As far as i know, auxiliary nurses re d ones bein traind by sum drs and odas in private clinics; those who dint have a formal education in nursing. Dat bein said, I dont think its right to look down cos of the quality of their cert. I know a couple and they are very sound at what they do. My point, know the diff btwn registerd nurse and auxiliary nurse pls!!!!! 1 Like |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 5:50pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
alstacs:about the most matured comment so far. God bless u 3 Likes |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by GentleMimi: 12:04am On Sep 06, 2013 |
Dr young: I think she is referring to the fact that you are not licensed to conduct lab investigations as an MBBS holder but as a pathologist you can go head. As a junior Reg in my chosen field , honestly wandering into a lab with just what you are taught in school without adequate skills, knowledge because you want to prove a point, to me it reeks of misplaced arrogance and placing the life or patients at risks.haaaaa, a matured doctor at last. where have u been hiding? its really a problematic situation we have in d health sector.Everybody is trying to prove himself indespensable.Childish,i say.May God help us all |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by dapachez: 8:52am On Sep 14, 2013 |
In med school you were thought what? What med school did you attend,I guess not in naija. I guess in your mind you are the only doctor on this forum,then if you think so continue to ride on your high horse. Indeed everything in the hospitals should be contracted out as well. Do you know how many doctors that are out there without jobs princenonny: you 'wise' one shud also go and get ur own facts right. Their primary agitation is to head health institutions. The scrapping of level 10 is just a minor issue. Most of them wanted to b drs bt they cudnt so dey nw beef drs to the extent of goin on a pointless strike. And by d way drs can run the hosp alone. With the purchase of autoanalysers in most teitiary instutions, d labs ppl wud go out of wrk. Then contract porters to private companies den for d nurses....dressing wounds and givin tabs is nt a big deal. We want u guys to continue d strike cos in med skl we hv been trained to overcome any challenge!!!! Go back n strike...we dnt need u 1 Like |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by princenonny(m): 9:52pm On Sep 14, 2013 |
dapachez: In med school you were thought what? What med school did you attend,I guess not in naija. I guess in your mind you are the only doctor on this forum,then if you think so continue to ride on your high horse. Indeed everything in the hospitals should be contracted out as well. Do you know how many doctors that are out there without jobsI guess u r a bloody porter. I am a dr today because I worked very hard to attain my mbbs. U too can make it. Go and buy jamb form or keep cleaning d floor and carry folders to the pharmacy for me. |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by princenonny(m): 10:06pm On Sep 14, 2013 |
dapachez: In med school you were thought what? What med school did you attend,I guess not in naija. I guess in your mind you are the only doctor on this forum,then if you think so continue to ride on your high horse. Indeed everything in the hospitals should be contracted out as well. Do you know how many doctors that are out there without jobsalso bloody porter, I went to UNN....the only university of nigeria |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 10:59am On Sep 15, 2013 |
princenonny: I guess u r a bloody porter. I am a dr today because I worked very hard to attain my mbbs. U too can make it. Go and buy jamb form or keep cleaning d floor and carry folders to the pharmacy for me.This is the type of utterances that every well meaning medical professional should not use at all. With this mindset I wonder the type of job satisfaction you will have when you eventually work with these co-workers. Remember they can make or mar you. I thought every brilliant science student wants to be a doctor or engineer until I saw my younger sister's school brochure. The number applying for pharmacy, nursing far exceeded those who wants to be doctors. People wants to be what they want not because they didn't pass JAMB, check the cut off marks for these courses. And let's not forget that they choose their careers because of Passion and the impact it has on people. Most candidate that didn't reach the cut off mark to study medicine is sent to physiology,anat,zoology .........name them but not pharmacy or nursing likewise these courses too. Please try to analyse and research properly before posting, let us not sound arrogant and uncultured while debating issues. 2 Likes |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 4:22pm On Sep 15, 2013 |
princenonny: also bloody porter, I went to UNN....the only university of nigeriaand to think a Nigerian Medical doctor made this statement! God, we commit our patients into ur care. |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 7:07am On Sep 16, 2013 |
#me@: and u are taking him serious? |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by princenonny(m): 2:31pm On Sep 17, 2013 |
Dr young:95% of med lab and nurse johesuans today wanted to read medicine n due to jamb or 2nd mbbs failure didn't make it. Then mayb '3%' really wanted to genuinely read their courses. Dese 3% knw their place in d health sector. U can't one day wake up agitate to head a hospital because u hv been assisting us for a long time. Until u get it into ur thick skull dat u r jst an assitant, the beta workin relationship we wud hv wit u. A dr cannot head nnpc because he hs been managin their clinic for a no. Of yrs. A househelp cannot assume head of family havin served for many yrs. We hv been trained to do all u do, its jst because of patient overload we created officers for u guys to assist us nw u wnt to take over Bullshit!!!!!!! There is no whr in d world dat there is a residency program for medlab, rehab, nursung, porters and cleaners anywhr in d world. If u wnt to head hospital, go and read medicine fulltime. Also u guys said u can do all we do 'save' surgery. Dnt wori, by friday we wud go on our own strike. Cme and take over let's seee wat u can do. #bloodywannabes |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 11:39am On Sep 19, 2013 |
Just learn to read and research. Your analysis is so wrong and inaccurate. I am currently in a surgical residency and you probably type and think like a student. Argue constructively ;not blindly and stop giving my beloved profession a bad name. 1 Like |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 12:15pm On Sep 19, 2013 |
princenonny: 95% of med lab and nurse johesuans today wanted to read medicine n due to jamb or 2nd mbbs failure didn't make it. Then mayb '3%' really wanted to genuinely read their courses. Dese 3% knw their place in d health sector. U can't one day wake up agitate to head a hospital because u hv been assisting us for a long time. Until u get it into ur thick skull dat u r jst an assitant, the beta workin relationship we wud hv wit u. A dr cannot head nnpc because he hs been managin their clinic for a no. Of yrs. A househelp cannot assume head of family havin served for many yrs. We hv been trained to do all u do, its jst because of patient overload we created officers for u guys to assist us nw u wnt to take over Bullshit!!!!!!! There is no whr in d world dat there is a residency program for medlab, rehab, nursung, porters and cleaners anywhr in d world. If u wnt to head hospital, go and read medicine fulltime. Also u guys said u can do all we do 'save' surgery. Dnt wori, by friday we wud go on our own strike. Cme and take over let's seee wat u can do. #bloodywannabesENOUGH OF DIS MEDICINE OVER HYPE JARE..D FORMER CMD OF LUTH IS AN ORAL PATHOLOGIST(SPECIALIZED DENTAL SURGEON),EVEN EKITI STATE NMA CHAIRMAN IS A MAXILOFACIAL SURGEON(SPECIALIZED DENTAL SURGEON)..LET US JUST KNOW OUR PLACE AND THE HEALTH SECTOR WILL GO TO THE PROMISE LAND!! |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by SWG1: 2:18pm On Sep 19, 2013 |
Osahon7: and a consultant lab technician? Dat of d pharmacist and Nurses are vry reasonable to some extent bt not lab technichians. Pls wisdom is the principal thing and in all ur getting, get understanding. Thats wat u lack at the moment. A technician is just a diploma holder that assists the medical lab scientist who underwent rigorous 6 yrs training with option of specialization in medical microbiology,histopathology,haematology or chempathology. So they are entitled to any benefit accrued to any other medical profession,whether a physician(Dr) or physiotherapist. Pls be informed and shun biased views |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 2:43pm On Sep 19, 2013 |
Osahon7: ENOUGH OF DIS MEDICINE OVER HYPE JARE..D FORMER CMD OF LUTH IS AN ORAL PATHOLOGIST(SPECIALIZED DENTAL SURGEON),EVEN EKITI STATE NMA CHAIRMAN IS A MAXILOFACIAL SURGEON(SPECIALIZED DENTAL SURGEON)..LET US JUST KNOW OUR PLACE AND THE HEALTH SECTOR WILL GO TO THE PROMISE LAND!! medicine and dentistry could not be separated. |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 2:45pm On Sep 19, 2013 |
SWG 1: .all workers in health sectors need to career progression to become consultant including technicians and cleaners. |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 2:56pm On Sep 19, 2013 |
Laalamed:Yes i concur...why cant a Cleaner with the same working experience as a Physician be a Consultant?? Dere shuld be equilty |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by SWG1: 3:07pm On Sep 19, 2013 |
Osahon7: Yes i concur...why cant a Cleaner with the same working experience as a Physician be a Consultant?? Dere shuld be equilty. If he futhers his education and choses to be a consultant cleaning affairs, no problem. But if he has the prerequsite to go for the post of cmd, so be it. 1 Like |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by SWG1: 3:16pm On Sep 19, 2013 |
@DR young and alstac. I lov u guys! Uv proved to me we still have some sensible and reasonable doctors. There is no doubt about the quality services ul render to humanity going by the quality, informed and polite manner u marshal out ur points. May God continue to bless u all as u take care of humanity which HE personally costumized. |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by Nobody: 3:56pm On Sep 19, 2013 |
SWG 1: @DR young and alstac. I lov u guys! Uv proved to me we still have some sensible and reasonable doctors. There is no doubt about the quality services ul render to humanity going by the quality, informed and polite manner u marshal out ur points. May God continue to bless u all as u take care of humanity which HE personally costumized.Amen..u nr mention my name for the prayer ni?? |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by princenonny(m): 5:58pm On Sep 19, 2013 |
Osahon7: ENOUGH OF DIS MEDICINE OVER HYPE JARE..D FORMER CMD OF LUTH IS AN ORAL PATHOLOGIST(SPECIALIZED DENTAL SURGEON),EVEN EKITI STATE NMA CHAIRMAN IS A MAXILOFACIAL SURGEON(SPECIALIZED DENTAL SURGEON)..LET US JUST KNOW OUR PLACE AND THE HEALTH SECTOR WILL GO TO THE PROMISE LAND!!ignorance is a disease. Pls drop your diploma certificate buy jamb n enter med skl so u wud knw that mbbs and bds holders r the same. #bloodywannabes 1 Like |
Re: Health Workers Call Off Strike by princenonny(m): 6:00pm On Sep 19, 2013 |
Osahon7: Yes i concur...why cant a Cleaner with the same working experience as a Physician be a Consultant?? Dere shuld be equiltyloooooool.........all hail the 'clueless' one |
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