kinguwem: Johesu should manage the situation, I thought they are doctors. Ebola is a deadly disease & doctors will not call off the strike unless the FG increases harzard allowance. Every body including a clerk in the hospital gets a flat rate of N5,000.

Katakore: . You don't have to be super human to make a perfect diagnosis, just go and read Medicine. Even an average but commited person can do that. As simple as that.

johnwarax: .

It will not. It will act as a form of compensation to them.

And moreover an average doctor works 24hours for 15days in a month and 12hours for the other 15days, that is to say they have only another 12hours for 15days to spend with their family, so me think they should be paid N1million for hazard.

And these nurses only works based on night/day shift for 5days in federal hospitals.

Lecturers receives not less than 40k in my school as hazard allowee.

Leopantro:

The patient bypassed the doctor and went straight to the medical lab scientist?

osjoshua: o God,I don't want to hear that name Ebola again....how can someone wake up this early morning with Ebola on FP...(close tabs)

Vincenzi:
You are a piece of scum. Who do you think carried out tests to confirm the diagnosis? Stupid fool. While doctors were enjoying the strike,some people risked their lives at the research center in LUTH. Shut your buccal hole if your brain is too slow to make up an intelligent comment. Even fools in their houses think they have opinion.

deols:

That is why Nigerians should tell the government to be reasonable.

Imagine spending up to 9yrs of your life in medical school onlyto get into a crappy hospital for work with no infrastructure and then have to 'compete' with people who spent three years in training as support staff, to then come ahead asking to boss you, in something they were not trained for?

deols: Can I possibly be blamed for your dumbness??

I said up to 9yrs. That ur scope is limited to Nigeria shld not be my fault. Ode

ismokeweed:
I hear. Do their work. Lab rat trying to be a doctor after no school accepted you to study medicine.

Leopantro:

That's not nice. Not everyone wanted to read medicine. Have friends that are scientist, nurses and pharmacist that enjoy their work and love what they do. It's the bad ones or those that are dissatisfied with their work that have issues. Also those with inferiority complex. Let's respect others

ismokeweed:
It's those bad ones that com to talk trash on all social platforms. After trying to become doctors and Nigeria universities frustrated them, they are forming pseudo-doctors now. The ones that wanted that profession are not seen spewing the trash these frustrated ones vomit everyday.

Leopantro:

The patient bypassed the doctor and went straight to the medical lab scientist?

Kajiang02:
If your type is a doctor, I'll prefer to have Nurses and other professionals handle my health problems. #nooffenceintended.

Leopantro: I have seen lab results from medical lab scientist that revealed a urine culture was resistant to ciprofloxacin but sensitive to ciprotab.a typical Nigerian will go and buy the 2nd drug without realizing that the two drugs are both the same. Don't want to even start on Malaria and typhoid

Look, let us agree that the Nigerian healthcare system has a big structural problem brought about by everyone involved and find a way to fix it. Stop bringing emotions into it. I know a prominent health care worker who is in the forefront of shouting how insignificant doctors are whose younger brother was involved in

ismokeweed:
I hear. Do their work. Lab rat trying to be a doctor after no school accepted you to study medicine.

deols: The doctors make demands. The government should reason and provide them for the benefit of all.


Doctors work 24/7 taking care of their patients but these patients seem to care less about what happens to those doctors.

In Liberia, the chief doctor in charge of treating people with the Ebola is said to be under treatment for the same ebola virus.

How can a Nigerian doctor, who was never appreciated all the while, go ahead and be involved when all of their demands for better healthcare infrastructure, for remuneration and for the protection of the dignity of their practice have been denied them. The same Nigerian populace, who suffer more from all these should be drumming the need to see to the needs of the doctors into the government's ears but they are too driven by sentiments and their judgemental attitude to see what is really going on.

People are dying in case none is close to you due to these strikes and the doctors have nothing to lose since the private hospitals are owned by them. Nigerians should be asking the government to do what is right!

Nurses, pharmacists etc are not consultants. They are doing almost nothing at the hospitals right now.

The dignity of the great profession must be protected.and Doctors have every right/conscience to do that.

The government has to see reason and the populace need to be reasonable as well.



God bless Nigeria.

YourHealthlabs:

Yeah...patients/people can actually self-order tests in advanced countries, even online. It is a global practice bro. You want links and proofs?. Google is free man.

ismokeweed:
I sell morocco. No offence taken. I should be made a consultant too as my weed helps people.

dexterinc2003: These 'johesuites' above no dey tire?
How many of u talking trash are willing 2 get in A bus with a confirmed ebola virus infected patient for just 1 minute?
But yall can say anything about drs who are locked up in wards all day wit patients wit all sorts(hepatitis,hiv,ebola,lassa) for N5,000 monthly hazard allowance(diaris goduoo)...
As a matter Of fact i think all health workers(cleaners included)should recieve a hazard allowance of nothing less than N100,000.
Not some ppl fighting 2 head hospitals or 2 be called consultants...get ur priorities right people.
PS: ebolavirus has no cure presently...once you get it,YOU WILL DIE!!

deols: Can I possibly be blamed for your dumbness??

I said up to 9yrs. That ur scope is limited to Nigeria shld not be my fault. Ode

YourHealthlabs:

Oga..the antibiotic sensitivity multi-disc used during Antibiogram studies can not have Ciprotab and Ciprofloxacin on a multi-disc, that's duplication of results. Finally no qualified Scientist will report Ciprotab(Brand name) and Ciprofloxacin(Generic name) on the same study even as single discs. That's why the B.MLS curriculum ensures you study Pharmacology for 12 months.(PHM 321, PHM322)


But we remember your Oga Dr Enabulele erroneously declaring on a national newspaper column that Vibro cholerae is gram positive organism when in actual fact the Cholera-causing organism is Gram negative bacterium. He wrote it twice in that piece (Sun newspaper dated Nov 28. page 32, 2013). These are the people that claim to know everything about Medical Laboratory science.

YourHealthlabs:

Oga..the antibiotic sensitivity multi-disc used during Antibiogram studies can not have Ciprotab and Ciprofloxacin on a multi-disc, that's duplication of results, and no qualified Scientist will report Ciprotab(Brand name) and Ciprofloxacin(Generic name) on the same study even as single discs. That's why the B.MLS curriculum ensures you study Pharmacology for 12 months.(PHM 321, PHM322)


But we remember your Oga Dr Enabulele erroneously declaring on a national newspaper column that Vibro cholerae is gram positive organism when in actual fact the Cholera-causing organism is Gram negative bacterium. He wrote it twice in that piece (Sun newspaper dated Nov 28. page 32, 2013). These are the people that claim to know everything about Medical Laboratory science.

walexzee11: I think you are the master of heartless breeds..... How on earth do you expect Doctors that government needs to do all it can to meet their needs,so that they can save if not all but little of Nigerian from Ebola. Aside that this doctors are in more career risk which government must even do more than expected for them.If you are a doctor will you turnup?