Good day I take it from the sms that I'm to go to Enugu since my faculty is in Enugu?

idiocy ko, idiocy ni
which one be my own
at home since July 1st
July salary:loaded
Aug salary:loaded
contact with ebola: minimal
was hoping it would take a little more while

Theodarl:

Thank you for this question. I'm very happy that at least someone now undrtstand d difference btw doctor and a medical doctor.

It would b right for everyone to always differentiate the type of doctor he or she is whenever necessary. We should take d pain to educate Nigerians who just think all doctors are medical doctors.

Thirdly, u should have asked him what kind of doctor he is before concluding he is a medical doctor. Your consultant probably asked him and he told her he was PhD. Assumptions r dangerous!

[quote author=Theodarl]


Seven states (Georgia, Illinois, Maine,
Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Oregon) have
statutes or regulations prohibiting a nurse
practitioner or other doctorally prepared
health professional from using the title
"doctor" in the clinical setting.
Several other states allow a healthcare
professional to use the title "doctor" as long
as he or she also
includes title of licensure or specialty (NP,
physical therapist, etc) in their communication.

http://nurse-practitioners-and-physician-assistants.advanceweb.com/Doctorate-of-Nursing-Practice-Center/DNP-Articles/Should-Patients-Call-You-Doctor.aspx

Theodarl:

Thank you for this question. I'm very happy that at least someone now undrtstand d difference btw doctor and a medical doctor.

It would b right for everyone to always differentiate the type of doctor he or she is whenever necessary. We should take d pain to educate Nigerians who just think all doctors are medical doctors.

Thirdly, u should have asked him what kind of doctor he is before concluding he is a medical doctor. Your consultant probably asked him and he told her he was PhD. Assumptions r dangerous!

Seven states (Georgia, Illinois, Maine,
Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Oregon) have
statutes or regulations prohibiting a nurse
practitioner or other doctorally prepared
health professional from using the title
"doctor" in the clinical setting.
Several other states allow a healthcare
professional to use the title "doctor" as long
as he or she also
includes title of licensure or specialty (NP,
physical therapist, etc) in their communication.

http://nurse-practitioners-and-physician-assistants.advanceweb.com/Doctorate-of-Nursing-Practice-Center/DNP-Articles/Should-Patients-Call-You-Doctor.aspx

received. Thank you

drveecakes@gmail.com
Thanks

http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-travels-to-germany/

"let me sack 16,000 doctors and head to Germany for .............

Samgreguc:
u dont undastand wot I meant by quick preventive measures sheay?
What u shud av done is to ask 4 my elucidation.

Please kindly elucidate

Samgreguc:
look how u jst used ur hand to tell us dat our Doctors shouldn't take quick preventive measures.
Are u trying to tell me that the Doctor never knew of Ebola's existence in west Africa? Or are u trying to say he never knew it early symptoms are synonymous to malaria? Or are u trying to say they should keep exhibiting negligence where deemed v.necessary?
.
BTW, what kind of a person am I?

If quick preventive measures include a bio hazard suit to you,
then that question
BTW, what kind of person am I?
The answer will be made known by my oga at the top
that's all

Samgreguc:
In as much as av bin wanting to defend d Doc, I think I shud ask u to shot up man!
That Doctor is a disgrace.
.
The Liberian doctor became infected after treating hundreds of EbolaRIAN and our own doctor became infected on his first patient. What does that tell you?

it tells us all the kind of person you are.
To compare a humanitarian aid worker who traveled to Liberia specifically to help ebola victims and had his bio hazard suit prior to arrival with a doctor who was on duty in his hospital and a patient with symptoms of "malaria" was rushed into his hospital when there was no outbreak of ebola or bio hazard suit for him and he still did the best he could under those circumstances, had a suspicion of ebola, notified the health authorities, and probably saved your life and that of countless Nigerians
instead of being a hero, he is now stupid.
Chai
Diaris God oh

I think things in this country work upside down

the locum staff will be paid between N5, 000 to N7, 000 for every four hours worked.
They work 8 hours a day, 8am to 4pm
you pay them at least 10,000 a day
a month of 30 days amounts to 300k
how much is conmess?
clowns

There we have it. JOHESU is now the custodian of our Constitution and the regulator of our profession
If that's not begging I wonder what is?
So now that JOHESU has begged, who is next so that we can get to the stage of acceptance


The Joint Health Sector Union has taken the
Nigeria Medical Association to court for going
on strike, claiming that the NMA lacks the CONSTITUTIONAL right to do so
Speaking at a press conference called by
JOHESU in Ibadan on Wednesday, the General
Secretary of the Senior Staff Association of
Universities, Teaching Hospitals, Research
Institutes and Associated Institutions, Moshood
Akinade, said the doctors acted in an
UNPROFFESSIONAL manner by their refusal to treat patients

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President of the United States and confirmed
by a majority vote of the Senate . The Surgeon
General serves a four-year term of office and,
depending on whether the current Assistant
Secretary for Health is a PHSCC commissioned
officer or not, is the senior or second-highest
ranking uniformed officer of the PHSCC, holding
the rank of a vice admiral . [1]
The current Acting Surgeon General is Rear Admiral Boris Lushniak , who was named to the position following Regina Benjamin 's resignation on July 16, 2013.
native of Chicago, Illinois, Lushniak is
of Ukrainian ancestry, went to St. Ignatius
College Prep and is a graduate of the Feinberg
School of Medicine at Northwestern University
and Harvard School of Public Health

The Surgeon General of the United States Army
Patricia D. Horoho (born 1960) is a United States Army lieutenant general and the 43rd U.S. Army
Surgeon General and Commanding General of
the U.S. Army Medical Command.

She is the first female and first Nurse Corps Officer to hold those appointments

Horoho was born in Fort Bragg in 1960, and attended St. Ann Catholic
School and St. Patrick Catholic School in
Fayetteville , North Carolina and graduated
from E.E. Smith High School in 1978. [1] She
earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in
1982 and the Master of Science Degree as a
Clinical Trauma Nurse Specialist from the
University of Pittsburgh in 1992.


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In recent times, this has been a Lieutenant General who serves as head of the United States Air Force Medical Service (AFMS).
The Surgeon General is usually the senior Medical Corps officer, but acting surgeons general have been from other branches of the medical service.
The incumbent,General Travis entered the Air Force in 1976 as a distinguished graduate of the ROTC program
at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
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degree from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences School of Medicine, where he was the top Air Force graduate, and in 1987 he became a flight surgeon

Surgeon General of the United States Navy
This article is about the senior physician
in the United States Navy
November 2011, VADM Matthew L.
Nathan , took office becoming the 37th
Surgeon General of the United States Navy,and 41st Chief of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery.
Nathan received his Bachelors of Science
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completed Internal Medicine specialty
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Florida .

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I guess we are getting closer to acceptance.
FG has begged
from your write up we have JOHESU being next to beg

Thank God you are in the United States. Please don't notice when you are referred to as doc until you are cooling your heels in jail for impersonating a physician


Seven states (Georgia, Illinois, Maine,
Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Oregon) have
statutes or regulations prohibiting a nurse
practitioner or other doctorally prepared
health professional from using the title
"doctor" in the clinical setting.
Several other states allow a healthcare professional to use the title "doctor" as long as he or she also
includes title of licensure or specialty (NP,
physical therapist, etc) in their communication.

i thought this was meant to be a pharmacist.
had she metamorphosed into a doctor? And has never corrected anyone who called her a doc
everyone wants to answer doki

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minute ago,pls ℓ̊ hv a Question τ̅☺
ask,ysterday,ℓ̊ felt pain on my navel,even whn
trying τ̅☺ rub or touch it,hv neva felt such
pain b4.pls Doc wat can be d cause.. Thxs

MuhdG: Hello and good day doc.
there is this boil that has been disturbing me
inside my anus. I took a photograph of it
because it was on the hole. I found out that it
was redish in color, and hard. I can't even walk
comfortably because I always feel it. I'm
really scared and confused. Please help me out.
thank you in advance!

thanks doc. Bt d issue is dat at times when d
person has taken d drug dat d lab result
suggested as being sensitive to d bacteria,
within one or two months, u c d bacteria
regrowing again.


unculu: Good evening doc, does antibiotics
really kill staphyloccocus aerues. Can couples
treat d bacteria and still bear children.

This is the debate

[quote author=adeoladrg][/quote]
In his reaction, the Chairman, Joint Health Staff Union (JOHESU), Mr. Moses Shausu, said the strike had paralysed activities in public hospitals in the state.

“You know that services in a hospital is a team work; so if a doctor is not on duty for consultation services, there will be a problem because other staffers will find it difficult to carry out ANCILLARY SERVICES, that is the effect of this strike.”

Naija Nurses Forum

Igbojionu Ijeoma Joy >
Pls what is d best treatment to a 14wks primip who complains of having lower uterine contraction

Edafeadhe Onome:
Now that the doctors are on strike what will you do? Are you going to their houses and call them that a patient is having pre-term contractions. Say something reasonable.
This is the opportunity Nurses
have to prove their worth in the hospital.
Thanks for all your
contributions. What of Ergometrin or dexamethasone. These drugs helps to reduce spasms.

To assist with loyalty

Nigeria never ceases to amaze me.
Just when you think you have seen it all.
prescribing anti tuberculous drugs online?
And We are discussing multi drug resistant and extensively drug resistant tuberculosis in the ministry of health.
And to make matters worse people are supporting the op.
I have a better idea. Get MDCN/PSN involved after investigation to unravel who this is because no pharmacist will do this .
Pharmacist know there is a German Leprosy TB Control Centre operating in Nigeria, with health care professionals who counsel patients, investigate and give them the drugs free of charge under direct observed treatment to prevent drug resistance
Maybe when the op has been arrested for impersonation and his/her heels are being cooled in jail others will learn

Let them be scheduling debates. By the time it is fixed maybe we won't have patients anymore.
Got this from a friend's wall.
Nurses at work


Naija Nurses Forum

Igbojionu Ijeoma Joy >
Pls what is d best treatment to a 14wks primip who complains of having lower uterine contraction

Edafeadhe Onome:
Now that the doctors are on strike what will you do? Are you going to their houses and call them that a patient is having pre-term contractions. Say something reasonable.
This is the opportunity Nurses
have to prove their worth in the hospital.
Thanks for all your
contributions. What of Ergometrin or dexamethasone. These drugs helps to reduce spasms.

Naija Nurses Forum

Igbojionu Ijeoma Joy >
Pls what is d best treatment to a 14wks primip who complains of having lower uterine contraction

Edafeadhe Onome:
Now that the doctors are on strike what will you do? Are you going to their houses and call them that a patient is having pre-term contractions. Say something reasonable.
This is the opportunity Nurses
have to prove their worth in the hospital.
Thanks for all your
contributions. What of Ergometrin or dexamethasone. These drugs helps to reduce spasms.

Naija Nurses Forum

Igbojionu Ijeoma Joy >
Pls what is d best treatment to a 14wks primip who complains of having lower uterine contraction

Edafeadhe Onome:
Now that the doctors are on strike what will you do? Are you going to their houses and call them that a patient is having pre-term contractions. Say something reasonable.
This is the opportunity Nurses
have to prove their worth in the hospital.
Thanks for all your
contributions. What of Ergometrin or dexamethasone. These drugs helps to reduce spasms.

Naija Nurses Forum

Igbojionu Ijeoma Joy >
Pls what is d best treatment to a 14wks primip who complains of having lower uterine contraction

Edafeadhe Onome:
Now that the doctors are on strike what will you do? Are you going to their houses and call them that a patient is having pre-term contractions. Say something reasonable.
This is the opportunity Nurses
have to prove their worth in the hospital.
Thanks for all your
contributions. What of Ergometrin or dexamethasone. These drugs helps to reduce spasms.

Naija Nurses Forum

Igbojionu Ijeoma Joy >
Pls what is d best treatment to a 14wks primip who complains of having lower uterine contraction

Edafeadhe Onome:
Now that the doctors are on strike what will you do? Are you going to their houses and call them that a patient is having pre-term contractions. Say something reasonable.
This is the opportunity Nurses
have to prove their worth in the hospital.
Thanks for all your
contributions. What of Ergometrin or dexamethasone. These drugs helps to reduce spasms.

The nurses oath

Here it is

I'm enjoying my inspired ride

Please do you have any that are willing to work as live in in the east