madridguy:
Unproffesionalism you mean?

Nltaliban:
Poor masses are left to suffer in this backward country


Do they use torch where buhari is?.


Bleep looters. Bleep government. Bleep lala. Bleep seun

FortuneTeller:
Are there are no privacy laws in Nigeria. Did the patient give consent for these pictures? Where is the proper lighting equipment for surgery? Such a shame!

ameri9ja:


I'm sure you've been out of Naija for a long time

FortuneTeller:


My dear, I'm commenting on the broken system. That is the problem with Nigeria. No improvements.

innosaint27:


Awesome,
But the procedure is not aseptic.

Op, the doctor that allowed these pics out simply showed unprofessionalism.

FTC

Dedicated to all those whose appendix has been removed!

innosaint27:



Awesome,
But the procedure is not aseptic.

Op, the doctor that allowed these pics out simply showed unprofessionalism.

There is nothing unprofessional about the picture. The patient's identity was not reviled. As long as there is no way to link the picture with individual, the doctor did not violate any laws or professional standards.

Patient confidentiality and privacy are the main concerns here, and they were protected. The patient could seek redress if any identifiable information was attached to the picture.

However, if consent was obtained, then the doctor have no case to answer.

I have read somewhere here where someone wrote that the doctor might not have been aware of the picture being taken. This might not excuse the doctor from being liable. The patient is under his care.

Remember, there are two types of negligence. One is intentional negligence while the other is non intentional. The harm caused by both are usually the same. Tort claims ensure that the patient is restored to their former selves or state no matter the intentions of the doctor.

N/B if need more lectures on medical ethics, pm me
Cheers.



FTC

Dedicated to all those whose appendix has been removed!

innosaint27:



Awesome,
But the procedure is not aseptic.

Op, the doctor that allowed these pics out simply showed unprofessionalism.

NtoAkwaIbom:
It's just funny to see this people to never want to confront their problem.
On this forum, we know drug to be a major dream Killa in dat region... and the Ozumbulu killing is one of the things that drugs biznes goes with (Go to Mexico and read)
but instead of confronting the menace, most of them are busy trying to find ways to blame Fulani herdsmen, the others are busy contorting how the Army were the ones that carried out the attack... But yet the priest has stated whom the killers were looking for... A drug biznes partner... but to this day, no single body has come out in that region to attack those sponsoring drugs.

all they know best is to attack, PMB and Osibanjo, and any well meaning thing goin on... I won't say the region is cursed... I will say the people are just too comfortable sticking their head in the sand... and hoping to wish their problems away by busy attacking and hating on others..

meh tanq akemmi mma

Ambassadors:

This one sef small, i took someonne for an emergency surgery in a hospital somewhere in portharcourt. The doctor called the staff to put on the generator they said no fuel. we had to put on a lantern i mean the kerosine type lol.... The nurse couldnt hold the patient because of too much flow of blood. she sai she couldnt stand it. I the person that brought the victim had to hold the patient and help the doctor all through the procedure.

Naija i hail thee... Everybody go dey worry buhari while they have not put their ass together. Even if Biafra exist tomorrow i will never stay there talk of to invest one naira in that land. Instaead of the youths to hold their leaders accountable for dilapidated infrastructure or development they believe in Biafra. Who Biafra don eppp!!!

InvertedHammer:


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Light na light.

I'd rather they use flashlight than rely on NEPA.

No person wan hear "fuel no dey generator" and fuel stations don close.

Battery die, they go mallam place buy more.
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innosaint27:

FTC
Dedicated to all those whose appendix has been removed!

mccoy1111:
Where on planet earth do they use ordinary torch light to do operation for someone ?.
Nothing the citizens seems to be enjoying,
you guys can see that this useless government never care about the masses.
we should come out and take our lives by our hands by voting out this useless and selfish government cause we can't continue dying like this.

innosaint27:



Awesome,
But the procedure is not aseptic.

Op, the doctor that allowed these pics out simply showed unprofessionalism.




FTC. Kor FCT NII

Dedicated to all those whose appendix has been removed!

dannytoe:
Ipob wont go unpunished............Quick recovery.

innosaint27:






What is wrong is wrong and there is no right way to be wrong,
Common sense should help you understand the essence of doing things right.

That you saw worse scenario on youtube doesn't mean one should give a nod to what is wrong.

sonnie10:

There is nothing unprofessional about the picture. The patient's identity was not reviled. As long as there is no way to link the picture with individual, the doctor did not violate any laws or professional standards.

Patient confidentiality and privacy are the main concerns here, and they were protected. The patient could seek redress if any identifiable information was attached to the picture.

However, if consent was obtained, then the doctor have no case to answer.

I have read somewhere here where someone wrote that the doctor might not have been aware of the picture being taken. This might not excuse the doctor from being liable. The patient is under his care.

Remember, there are two types of negligence. One is intentional negligence while the other is non intentional. The harm caused by both are usually the same. Tort claims ensure that the patient is restored to their former selves or state no matter the intentions of the doctor.

N/B if need more lectures on medical ethics, pm me
Cheers

AreaFada2:

No evidence that it was a doctor/surgeon who did. The team has various people including students of various healthcare professions.

We all know that every surgeon would like to work using the best facilities possible but we're talking of 9ja here. While antibiotics could prevent sepsis post-surgery, the poor lady would likely die without surgery.

k199192:

You don't get it... I am trying to tell you that there's nothing unethical about showing your surgery procedure. Even discovery chanel has some shows where they televise some operations.

innosaint27:



What you see on Tv are made to happen because the patients involved signed a consent form allowing such to be aired.

This case posted is different!

KendrickAyomide:
Get well soon.


wait is this the type of Hospital that will be in the promise land of Biafra??