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12. Germany Minister of health: Jens Spahn, studied Political Science and Law at the University of Hagen
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11. Belgium Minister of health: Maggie Celine Louise De Block, studied medicine at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel.
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10. Australia Minister for Health: Greg Hunt MP went on to Melbourne Law School. Minister for Rural Health: Bridget McKenzie, studied at Deakin University as a mature-age student, completing a double degree in applied science (specialising in human movement) and teaching (specialising in mathematics). Minister for Aged Care and Minister for Indigenous Health: Ken Wyatt holds BEd (Churchlands CAE), DipT, DipEd (Mt Lawley CAE) and aTeachers' Higher Certificate.
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9. Hong Kong Minister: Dr Constance Chan Hon Yee, graduate of the medical school of the University of Hong Kong with a Master of Medicine degree in Public Health from the National University of Singapore
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8. Netherlands Minister: Hugo Mattheüs de Jonge, studied at the Ichthus Hogeschoolin Rotterdam to become a teacher in primary education
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7.Norway Minister: Bent Høie, studied law at University of Bergen in 1991 and also attended the Norwegian School of Hotel Management.
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6. Sweden Minister: Annika Strandhäll, studied Occupational and Organisational Psychology, Department of Psychology, University of Gothenburg.
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5. Austria Minister: Beate Hartinger-Klein, studied social and economic sciences at the Karl-Franzens-University Graz.
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4.Japan Minister:Katsunobu KATO, graduated from Faculty of Economics, the University of Tokyo.
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3 Switzerland Minister: Alain Berset studied political science and economics at the University of Neuchâtel, where he received a master's degree in political science in 1996 and a Ph.D in economics in 2005.
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2 Singapore Minister: Gan Kim Yong, studied Electrical Engineering at Cambridge University.
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Health is measured by 3 key components: -a country’s basic mental and physical health, -health infrastructure, and -the availability of preventative care. All of the top countries on the list have one thing in common: *Universal Healthcare.* These countries and their Health ministers are: 1.Luxembourg Minister: Lydia Mutsch, studied political and social sciences at the University of Göttingen in Germany.
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d33types:Please no need for arguments, that's Wat they earn, if you have any doctor friends that wars in a Govt hospital ask him or her, this figure is without allowances, mind u tvcnews.tv is not just an ordinary TV station, I believe they won't just air an unverified info |
d33types:Wat exactly I am proving? That we don't earn that? |
d33types:I'm a staff, it's true |
d33types:
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Here is the difference between what a newly employed doctor earns and a newly pharmacist, med lab physiotherapist etc (JOHESU), the difference is more than 100% if approved. It still beat my imagination why people and doctors peddle lies that JOHESU wants equal pay, just to deny hardworking health workers justice. The public has been misinformed lalastica please let people see this, thanks
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Acidosis:how do I contact you? |
Introduce such button for the presidency's office too |
That's not Beverly's complexion even Juliet, with their real complexions we'll judge bera |
Paperwhite:U didn't read the piece at all, JOHESU is does not want to be on the same salary scale with doctors, they are negotiating for relativity.
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Why do I get this anytime I try to open Biafra related page on Frontpage? it happens only on chrome, I had to use operamini
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I wish to salute our leaders for this dogged effort and commitment to a worthy course. May the Almighty continue to grant them the strength to get through the storm. I also feel that it's high time we flood the Media (Print, Electronic and Social) with discussion on the RELATIVITY DEMAND by NMA. The populace need to be thoroughly enlightened on what they are demanding and the implications on other Sectors of the Nigerian Economy. We need to state clearly that RELATIVITY has been granted to Medical Doctors when a fresh post NYSC Medical Doctor is allowed to enter the Federal Civil Service on GL 12 while other Health Professionals enter the Civil Service on GL 10 and below. The implication is that it will take years of practice for other Health Professionals to attain GL12 where a fresh post NYSC Medical Doctor starts his/her career. It must be noted that the salary of a fresh post NYSC Medical Doctor is higher than the salary of Principal Officers of other Health Professionals in the HEALTH TEAM. RELATIVITY has also been granted to Medical Doctors after Residency Training because they are allowed to enter the Federal Civil Service on GL 14 which is equivalent to the position of Assistant Director for other Health Professionals. It takes other Health Professionals nothing less than 12-18 years in the Federal Civil Service to attain GL 14. Therefore, NMA's request for another RELATIVITY is uncalled for, selfish and insensitive. It is tantamount to gaining an unjustifiable advantage over other HEALTH PROFESSIONALS in Government Service as well as setting a bad precedence not only in the Health Sector but every other sector in the Federal Civil Service. If the Federal Government falls for the emotional blackmail of the NMA in her submission through the Minister of Health on PAY PARITY and thus allow this type of gullible precedence, the Nigerian Health System might be plunged into a vicious cycle of crisis with its attendant effects on the Healthcare of the poor and vulnerable masses of our dear Country. The likelihood of having similar crisis in other Ministries is possible if this madness is allowed. We shall begin to see lots of professions with superiority complex demanding for similar relativity in pay. This must not be allowed. International best practices adopts the use of Entry Point to determine Relativity and not creation of a new salary structure just in the name of relativity. The FG should be ready to create new salary structures based on relativity for many other professions if they continue to subscribe to the baseless argument of the NMA and the current Minister of Health who through his utterances have demonstrated BIAS against other Health Professionals and preference for Medical Doctors, his direct constituency. JOHESU is not asking for PAY PARITY with Medical Doctors as the Ministry of Health and the Minister of Health wants Nigerians to believe. Upward ADJUSTMENT on our CONHESS Salary Structure to reflect the current reality as currently being enjoyed by Medical Doctors since January 2014 is one of the DEMANDS before the Federal Government. This is EQUITY and not EQUALITY! The concept of relativity must not be twisted to mean PAY PARITY. Government must check the excesses of the “favored specie” in the Ministry of Health so that Nigerians can hive a sigh of relief in their quest to get medical attention in our Federal Tertiary Health Institutions. Copied. |
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OreSho:Website? |
Abeg anyone that need that should quietly go & take up the MBBS degree.What nonsense! 