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Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Elythron16zero4: 12:16am On Jul 03, 2014 |
dridowu: If you know your worth you will asked for it. It is only those that does not know their worth accept whatever is given to them.una really kno una worth but wen fasola trow way una. one wil tink u ppl wil just go home go stat una own job but u pple fot so hard to return especially sending all and sundry to help beg to return wen una see say fasho dont dey employ new doctors.ebi like say una no kno say plennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnty doctors dey outside wey they find this una work and are willing to take less and even wok better dan u pple. pauper and hungry doctors. NA GEJ DEY LUK UNA FACE WEY HIM NO POSHU UNA COMMOT TAKE BETTER PPLE 4 WORK BUT HIM GO DEY FEAR LIKE LEAVES because OF 2015. rubbish and garbage doctors. IF GEJ GET SENSE LET HIM STOP THEIR SALARY WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT AND CALL 4 FRESH RECRUITMENT HIM GO SEE AS HUNGER GO FINISH THEM.YEYE PPL |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by lawalluck: 12:44am On Jul 03, 2014 |
This is what a doctor friend just sent to me.... I think it is quiet interesting and worth reading especially for doctors, paramedicals and even the general public...... Consultants and Chief Medical Officers in other Government Hospitals in the Developed World (International best practices/ standards). We do not need to travel far and wide to know what is happening in other parts of the world because the world has become a global village, all thanks to information technology. The conflict in Nigeria health sector has tugged me to search for what is obtainable on the key warring issues in other developed countries. Ideally the Nigeria Health system format is supposed to be compared with that of the Britain(not the Americans) since Nigeria adopted and is using the British educational/health systems; however reference has been made on American health system in this write up, for obvious reason. I deliberately sourced for all information from current and popular international encyclopedia and/or professional websites not hosted by medical doctors. . Medical/hospital Consultant: The term or title "consultant" is coined from consultation. It is wise to see the standard definitions of medical consultation; which are: Medical consultation is a formal meeting with a medical doctor for discussion or the seeking of advice {www.en.m.wikipedia.org/ consultation(medical) }. It is also defined as a procedure whereby, on request by one Physician, another Physician reviews a patients medical history, examines the patient and makes recommendation as to care and treatment( www.medical dictionary.freedictionary.com/ medical consultation). In the UK, Republic of Ireland and parts of the commonwealth countries Medical Consultant is the title of a senior hospital-based physician or surgeon who has completed all of his/her specialist training {www.en.m.wikipedia.org/ consultant(medicine) , www.medicaldictionary.thefreed ictionary.com/consultant(medic ine) , www.gapmedics.co.uk/ difference between consultant and a doctor in a hospital } . Consultant Pharmacist: In America Pharmacists are broadly grouped into two: 1. Health system pharmacist 2. Consultant pharmacist The health system pharmacist is hospital-based pharmacist that provides care to patient on healthcare team. They undergo residency training but are not awarded the title of consultant. (www.asph.org ). Consultant Pharmacists are pharmacist that work as private pharmacist for individual elderly persons or is employed to work in old people homes(institute) to enhance quality of care for all old persons. They are non-hospital staff and do not undergo residency training but write preparation/ recertification examinations. They are also called senior care pharmacists (www.ascp.com ). . Consultant Nurse: In USA Consultant Nurse is a registered nurse who uses expertise as a healthcare provider and specialized training to consult on medical related legal case. They assist attorneys in reading medical records and understanding medical terminology and healthcare issues to achieve the best results for their client. They are non-hospital staff.( www.en.m.wikipedia.org/ nurse consultant) . Chief Medical Director (Office): This title is used in many countries for the senior government official designated as head of medical services, usually at the national level. He advices and leads a team of medical experts on matters of importance. { /chief medical officer, medicaldictionary.thefreedicti onary.com/chief medical officer, www.ehow.com/chief medicalofficer, www. gov.uk/ government/people/sally-davies } . Surgeon General In the United States and many areas of the British Commonwealth: This title refers to a physician commissioned by government and entrusted with the public health responsibilities. In Uk Surgeon General is the senior medical officer of the British Armed Forces (www.en.m.wikipedia/surgeon general UK/USA). . Hospital Chief Executive Officer: This is the highest management position within a in the capitalist countries. He or she is expected to h[truncated by WhatsApp 1 Like |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Elythron16zero4: 12:59am On Jul 03, 2014 |
johnbosco97: Most pharmacists in teaching hospitals are not knowledgeable in their profession. I m a resident in O$G. One day in the antenatal clinic, I prescribed amoxycillin 500mg 3 times a day to a pregnant woman in early third trimester with urinary tract infection. The pharmacist on duty refused to dispense the medication claiming that the dose was too much for a pregnant woman. He came to the clinic before patients shouting that I want to kill the baby with my prescription. He was very bitter. I decided to engage him in academic discussion to know his level of knowledge. I asked him dose of amoxycillin in an adult patient ,the maximum daily dose of amoxycillin and the FDA class of the drug. He was unable to answer those questions . patients started laughing at him. A patient made a side comment that he is fool by thinking that he can engage a doctor in an academic discussion. He was embarrassed and left with bitterness. At the end, the drug was dispensed and patient came back to thank me. Lesson: most allied health workers are not knowledgeable enough to advice a doctor.Quite laughable but what do you have to say when some doctors give wrong medication to patients from their faulty prognosis ; an error eh? just that single incidence you gave God knows how true does not rubbish all the pharmacist,with your ambiguous fallacy of "MOST PHARMACIST IN TEACHING HOSPITAL ARE NOT KNOWLEDGEABLE IN THEIR FIELD" I have seen doctors committing real blunders in the hospitals. methinks the idea of not being knowledgeable in a field also cut across doctors too. 3 Likes |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Elythron16zero4: 1:02am On Jul 03, 2014 |
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Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by ACM10: 2:24am On Jul 03, 2014 |
Why are doctors on strike? Of all rhetorical questions I’ve seen this has to be the most shallow. Such questions should only be asked in a land of sane people not in a nation where everything has gone awry. Sainthood is not by force. Why force doctors to be saints and perpetual onlookers in a nation where every one without exception are corrupt souls? A majority of Nigerians don’t agree with doctors going on strike simply because they feel that by the nature of the doctors work he should trudge on even at his own peril. They talk about the Hippocratic oath to back this belief in doctors not having the fundamental human rights to seek an improvement of the profession they’ve chosen. Those who glibly speak of the Hippocratic oath do not even know the oath! They can neither recite the oath nor can they understand the history of the Hippocratic oath! You see, the writer of that oath knew that the calling of the doctor was a sacred one. The doctor was seen as one standing between God and men. In fact the doctor was seen as only next to the priest! Today that is not the case. Today the doctor is seen as one among many other doctors which in itself is not a problem. The only problem being that everyone agrees that the doctor is not to be seen as he once used to be seen. But everyone seems to insist that he must abide by that same oath whether he is well treated or not. The challenge in such reasoning is that Hippocrates never knew a day would come when the doctor will be treated as the scum of the earth. He never envisaged that day would come when humans won’t value their doctors. That day has now come. How Hippocrates must roll in his grave. Dear Hippocrates I wish you were alive for your people have become endangered. The teaching hospitals where doctors are trained is now being asked to be headed by non-doctors who can’t train doctors. Dear Hippocrates I wish you were alive. The government of the day doesn’t even protect its doctors. Doctors are harassed, beaten up, kidnapped and killed. No one bats a lid. The doctors then go on strike and everyone is up in arms against them. Whose fault is it that the health sector is moribund in Nigeria? Ask the other health care professionals and they will tell you it is the doctors fault. O! Hippocrates. So it is the doctors fault that health professionals pose as doctors and treat patients daily. These patients are eventually rushed into hospitals with all sorts of complications and the Hippocratic doctor is asked to right all wrongs. Whose fault is it that the health sector is moribund? Ask teachers why the education sector is comatose and they will tell you its the governments neglect. Ask even a Nigerian child why security is non existent and Nigerians will tell you its the governments fault. Ask why the Judiciary is no longer the last hope of the common man and you’ll be told the government is to blame. But ask why the health sector is hemorhhaging and the health professionals will tell you its the doctors fault! So for some reason its not the government that’s responsible for problems in the health sector… Its the doctor! If there is no frame work for regulation of health practice in Nigeria… Its the doctor. If there is no one to check public office holders who travel out of Nigeria for treatment at taxpyers expense… Its the doctor. If other health professionals are performing surgeries, transfusing patients, misdiagnosing cases, posing as medical doctors all over Nigeria… Blame the doctor. Now, the patients don’t know the difference between a medical doctor, a physiotherapy doctor, a pharmacy doctor, a nursing doctor , or a laboratory doctor, etc. Now patients ask to see their hospital consultant and a Nursing consultant appears. They ask to see a their consultant and a pharmacy consultant appears. They ask to see a consultant and a Laboratory consultant appears. O! Hippocrates. Is this the medical profession you made your hippocratic oath for? That oath should be revised. And if you think doctors shouldn’t be on strike sue them! Copied from Usman Basir(National Association of Resident Doctors) 3 Likes |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by LIBsucks: 3:02am On Jul 03, 2014 |
Arinze96: Ok. No middle-class anywhere in the world abi? I did specify Nigeria, didn't I? |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by infolekan(m): 6:48am On Jul 03, 2014 |
otokx:Dint know that you'll check it ouy too. Had to check what the whole ish about the Awortu really was and found that he was an awardee by the FRCPath in UK. This neither confers the ability to practise unsupervised nor is he licensed to be a Consultant. I'll quote directly from the page in "Fellowship may also be awarded on the basis of submitted published works. This, however, does not contribute to the award of the Certificate of Completion of Training and is not a mark of eligibility for appointment to a Consultant post or unsupervised practice.[b][/b][font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font] link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_College_of_Pathologists. Checked through the profiles of both names and was surprised by the number of books and dissertations done by the two. We need more of people like this in the field who have read extensively wide and not waiting for Consultancy on the platter of age or years spent working. 2 Likes |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by CircleOfWilis: 6:50am On Jul 03, 2014 |
Elythron16zero4: Quite laughable but what do you have to say when some doctors give wrong medication to patients from their faulty prognosis ; an error eh? just that single incidence you gave does not rubbish the pharmacist,with your ambiguous fallacy of "MOST PHARMACIST IN TEACHING HOSPITAL ARE NOT KNOWLEDGEABLE IN THEIR FIELD" I have seen doctors committing real blunders in the hospitals. methinks the idea of not being knowledgeable in a field also cut across doctors too.explain 'faulty prognosis' |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by infolekan(m): 6:57am On Jul 03, 2014 |
Elythron16zero4: una really kno una worth but wen fasola trow way una. one wil tink u ppl wil just go home go stat una own job but u pple fot so hard to return especially sending all and sundry to help beg to return wen una see say fasho dont dey employ new doctors.ebi like say una no kno say plennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnty doctors dey outside wey they find this una work and are willing to take less and even wok better dan u pple. pauper and hungry doctors. NA GEJ DEY LUK UNA FACE WEY HIM NO POSHU UNA COMMOT TAKE BETTER PPLE 4 WORK BUT HIM GO DEY FEAR LIKE LEAVE because OF 2015. rubbish and garbage doctors. IF GEJ GET SENSE LET HIM STOP THEIR SALARY WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT AND CALL 4 FRESH RECRUITMENT HIM GO SEE AS HUNGER GO FINISH THEM.YEYE PPLThis up here is a very childish post from a seemingly matured adult. One of the well documented fallacy of assuming that every one with an access to a computer is matured intellectually at least to operate one. |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 7:09am On Jul 03, 2014 |
YourHealthlabs: my friend there are doctors who do residency and become a consultant in pharmacology and allied courses, stop disturbing me |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 7:12am On Jul 03, 2014 |
yomi007k: help me out. If they talk rubbish, we hire roadside ppl to do it, that's how doctors initiated the profession for them sef. It still happens that way in private hospitals where all u need to be a nurse is ssce. |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 7:13am On Jul 03, 2014 |
bumfem: I am kept aback at the shallow level of intelligence most physicians demonstrate in their post in here. I was expecting a better argument. Their presentations are misdirected. That somebody should go back to write JAMB is definitely not intelligent way of driving home a point. We are all professionals and very proud of it too. good. Enjoy ur money and stop struggling for cmd |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 7:30am On Jul 03, 2014 |
lomaxx: or if the patient is doing well on ciprofloxacin and the lab result shows its resistant, Will that make me change my treatment plan? These ppl over estimate themselves 2 Likes |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Arinze96(m): 8:08am On Jul 03, 2014 |
LIBsucks:ok sir |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by sisiafrika(f): 8:12am On Jul 03, 2014 |
armadeo:u will never get anyhing if u read with a biased mind. Read d post again and infer what d fresh house officers meant. 'Clamouring' he sed. Anybody can clamour to be anything, he doesn't have to qualify to do so. I might be under 18 and yet clamour to get marry if IF its against d law. it is not impoSsible for me to clamour and its not a lie if such clamouring is reported, its only illegal. -if against d law. |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 8:21am On Jul 03, 2014 |
Elythron16zero4: Quite laughable but what do you have to say when some doctors give wrong medication to patients from their faulty prognosis ; an error eh? just that single incidence you gave does not rubbish the pharmacist,with your ambiguous fallacy of "MOST PHARMACIST IN TEACHING HOSPITAL ARE NOT KNOWLEDGEABLE IN THEIR FIELD" I have seen doctors committing real blunders in the hospitals. methinks the idea of not being knowledgeable in a field also cut across doctors too.@bolded. What does that mean? 1 Like |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by sisiafrika(f): 8:24am On Jul 03, 2014 |
Evergreen123:I would expect u to be smarter. Pharmacology isn't pharmacy. And dat is wat he is trying to tell u. Same with others. Radiology isn't radiography. MLS isn't patHology or morbid anat. or what no. Pride,arrogance,insecurity,emptiness among others are d factors promoting/affecting call for relevance. Guess u will even stop universities now offering pharmacology as first degree since d all know all 'doctors' sppecialize in it. If pharmacy is all about rxcology how easy would life be? Saying all dis to enlighten whoever wants to and not call for relevance as u lots are doing. Many parameds are fulfiled just so u knw, same cnt be sed abt u guys. Aint hating, taaah, but arrogance on ignorance is appalling. |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by sisiafrika(f): 8:25am On Jul 03, 2014 |
Evergreen123:I would expect u to be smarter. Pharmacology isn't pharmacy. And dat is wat he is trying to tell u. Same with others. Radiology isn't radiography. MLS isn't patHology or morbid anat. or what no. Pride,arrogance,insecurity,emptiness among others are d factors promoting/affecting call for relevance. Guess u will even stop universities now offering pharmacology as first degree since d all know all 'doctors' sppecialize in it. If pharmacy is all about rxcology how easy would life be? Saying all dis to enlighten whoever wants to and not call for relevance as u lots are doing. Many parameds are fulfiled just so u knw, same cnt be sed abt u guys. Aint hating, taaah, but arrogance on ignorance is appalling. Evergreen123:I would expect u to be smarter. Pharmacology isn't pharmacy. And dat is wat he is trying to tell u. Same with others. Radiology isn't radiography. MLS isn't patHology or morbid anat. or what no. Pride,arrogance,insecurity,emptiness among others are d factors promoting/affecting call for relevance. Guess u will even stop universities now offering pharmacology as first degree since d all know all 'doctors' sppecialize in it. If pharmacy is all about rxcology how easy would life be? Saying all dis to enlighten whoever wants to and not call for relevance as u lots are doing. Many parameds are fulfiled just so u knw, same cnt be sed abt u guys. Aint hating, taaah, but arrogance on ignorance is appalling. Evergreen123:I would expect u to be smarter. Pharmacology isn't pharmacy. And dat is wat he is trying to tell u. Same with others. Radiology isn't radiography. MLS isn't patHology or morbid anat. or what no. Pride,arrogance,insecurity,emptiness among others are d factors promoting/affecting call for relevance. Guess u will even stop universities now offering pharmacology as first degree since d all know all 'doctors' sppecialize in it. If pharmacy is all about rxcology how easy would life be? Saying all dis to enlighten whoever wants to and not call for relevance as u lots are doing. Many parameds are fulfiled just so u knw, same cnt be sed abt u guys. Aint hating, taaah, but arrogance on ignorance is appalling. |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by sisiafrika(f): 8:29am On Jul 03, 2014 |
Evergreen123:see d people degrading nigeria health care. Employing ssce failures as 'nurses'. U knw dt is against d law yet ur proud to say it. U talk abt preventing encroaching into ur profession yet dat is wat u go abt doing by employing 'nurse titi'. I pity d ignorant clients, dey re getting wiser now tho |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 8:37am On Jul 03, 2014 |
s!s! afrika: its not as if u people know more than them . Most nurses can't explain the pathophysiology of wound healing or pharmacology of paracetamol. All they know is administer it as the doctor said, what makes u think u have an edge over those at the private Hosp? U refuse to train yourselves academically and u want to be a consultant all because u have spent donkey years at the hospital. Mtchew |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 8:38am On Jul 03, 2014 |
ACM10: Why are doctors on strike? |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 8:40am On Jul 03, 2014 |
s!s! afrika:Knowing fully well we gave those jobs to u, I don't feel like arguing with u. U should be grateful . |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by sisiafrika(f): 8:56am On Jul 03, 2014 |
Evergreen123:if dis is d trash u can come up with, I give up |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by phantomm: 8:56am On Jul 03, 2014 |
YourHealthlabs:.........brother don't take this the wrong way but your Bmls + MSC still CANT match the MBBS. I have colleague who did his first degree in radiography, wasn't satisfied,went back to school and read medicine. he compares the experience to moving from just learning letters of the alphabet to learning machine/assembly programming. |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by phantomm: 9:05am On Jul 03, 2014 |
Elythron16zero4: una really kno una worth but wen fasola trow way una. one wil tink u ppl wil just go home go stat una own job but u pple fot so hard to return especially sending all and sundry to help beg to return wen una see say fasho dont dey employ new doctors.ebi like say una no kno say plennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnty doctors dey outside wey they find this una work and are willing to take less and even wok better dan u pple. pauper and hungry doctors. NA GEJ DEY LUK UNA FACE WEY HIM NO POSHU UNA COMMOT TAKE BETTER PPLE 4 WORK BUT HIM GO DEY FEAR LIKE LEAVE because OF 2015. rubbish and garbage doctors. IF GEJ GET SENSE LET HIM STOP THEIR SALARY WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT AND CALL 4 FRESH RECRUITMENT HIM GO SEE AS HUNGER GO FINISH THEM.YEYE PPLand the day you go to see a Nigerian doctor, may you be struck with madness! 1 Like |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 9:14am On Jul 03, 2014 |
ceaser: Sorry, it's not the pathologist's Job to ensure quality control of results, there are processes that ensures quality control and quality assurance of results coming of a Scientist's bench and a Pathologist's scope doesn't cover that. If the control values fall within the L-J chart(if you know what this means) and all other factors/processes from pre-analytical to post-analytical are met, a Scientist can confidently append his signature on any result that comes of his hands. The pathologist's job is to consult with confused doctors on the meaning/comsequence of laboratory results as regards the patient's disease status. Many doctors don't know the meaning of certain laboratory results that's where the Pathologist comes in. A PATHOLOGIST HAS NO BUSINESS IN QUALITY ASSURANCE, QUALITY CONTROL AND LABORATORY METHODOLOGY. HE WASN'T TRAINED AND EQUIPPED FOR THAT. LIKE THE OTHER CONSULTANTS IN CARDIOLOGY, O$G, HIS JOB IS PURELY CLINICAL--->CONSULTING WITH THE OTHER DOCTOR(WHO MAY BE CONFUSED) ON THE CONSEQUENCES OF PATHOLOGY RESULTS. For the records... |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 9:18am On Jul 03, 2014 |
phantomm: .........brother don't take this the wrong way but your Bmls + MSC still CANT match the MBBS. I have colleague who did his first degree in radiography, wasn't satisfied,went back to school and read medicine. he compares the experience to moving from just learning letters of the alphabet to learning machine/assembly programming. So mbbs are equal to PhDs and should be made Senior lecturers since they are "doctors" too. I'm sure you were one of those agitators. Then why were your colleagues here disputing what my friend said?. It happened in LUTH. I laughed like hell when i heard it. |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 9:40am On Jul 03, 2014 |
s!s! afrika: A marketer came into the Ward and shared free drug samples to health staff, a matron (holding the drug) asked the marketer, 'what does the drug contain?' and this is just one out of the numerous nonsense u exhibit. These nurses just go about their stereotyped duties albeit grudgingly,no iota of technocracy exist in them |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 9:41am On Jul 03, 2014 |
YourHealthlabs: since we are all confused, do the jobs while we strike |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by bumfem: 10:09am On Jul 03, 2014 |
ACM10: Why are doctors on strike? empty post...........so sad. |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 10:23am On Jul 03, 2014 |
otokx: The only power lab technologists do is to lock the gate and run away with the key. Doctors in haematology, chemical pathology can do every single routine they can do and more. Its just that the doctors have other responsibilities in research and teaching of other doctors that it will be full hardy to be restricted to taking samples. The lab technologists now turn around to claim scientists that they are in charge of lab. During their last strike doctors took samples and ran tests for the critical patients in the wards. Guess what, the same lab tech came back to the hospital to try and lock the place and physically prevent the doctors from having access but it was not to be and reason prevailed. These lab tech remind me so much of ANAN and ICAN wahala where the only argument ANAN can say is we are recognized by law which is actually a decree smuggled in by the evil genius. Keep on quoting court cases Yourhealthlabs. Even if you have know a few strip tests in the laboratory, you are NOT LEGALLY EMPOWERED to run laboratory procedures and append your signature like a Scientist. It is quackery. In fact many of the private laboratories we see churning out fake results and running sensitivity for C. ablicans are owned by doctors running quack labs without Scientists. That's why they fight and prevent the Medical lab council for doing their regulatory jobs. INFACT, ANY RESULT THAT COMES OUT OF A LABORATORY WITHOUT A SCIENTIST'S SIGNATURE IS FAKE IN THE EYES OF THE LAW. There were reagents constituted to certain dilutions by the Scientists, you were not their during the constitution, you don't know the method he employed during dilutions, then you rush in and start working with the solution/reagents/biochemicals because you are doctor. Of course, the results will false. We have a saying in the lab-It's better you don't give a result at all than give a fake, unreliable one, infact delay the result if need be but make sure it is RELIABLE. So if they came in to lock their labs, it's in the patient's interest as you will still turn around to blame the Scientist for every unreliable results, if the result leads to falter. It's like a Surgical Nurse trying to perform surgery in Nigeria. He/she is not is empowered to do so even he/she may know the procedures and have worked with the best surgeons for years. Let me think like you a bit-If you crave to channel your "intelligence" working in the laboratory. You know the legal thing to do. B.MLS is the way. I enjoy working with my hands and brains in laboratory detective work, that's why i'm a Scientist in the Medical Microbiology lab. |
Re: Doctors’ Strike Cripples Hospitals Nationwide by Nobody: 11:58am On Jul 03, 2014 |
s!s! afrika: Let's not mix up things. There are parameds in our healthcare system and they are also important. They are the emergency guys who that work in pre-hospital situations offering first aids in case of an accident for instance. Sometimes the difference between live and death is dependent on the ambulance driver's skill. Those milllisecs he saves driving to the hospital. Today he's part of JOHESU and he doesn't have a future. He might not be a degree holder, but he definitely deserves better than what's NMA says should be on the table for him and his family. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paramedic |
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