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ocelot2006:it didnt tk oda professionals years and their training wasn't capital intensive? hw ignorant can one b nd yet spew trash in confidence |
bornolowu:d question was specifically to u. since u are a med, u shld b able to provide all d services a pt dt comes to see u needs na. u re d alpha nd omega as u knw it all or didnt dey teach u evritin in your 6yrs med schooling? just to enlighten u a bit: an ophthalmologist wld refer to an optometrist. it's just plain ignorance i see in ur submission. i bet there re ophthalmology specialty in orthoptics, low vision, contact lenses or u dnt knw some pt need these specialized services provided by consultant optometrist in those areas nd dt sm pts visual functionality depends on dem? let ophthalmologist agree to a separate optometry dept in d hospital since we re nt colleagues. why do dey wat us wrk in same department if it's not an attempt to suppress the practice of optometry in nigeria. i dont knw wht dey feed u guys in med schl dt mks u see oda professionals as nt good enough in carrying out their services in which dey re trained nd backed by backed by law to perform. pls take tym to find out abt d training of other professionals, educate urself on wht dey re trained to do bfr u start disseminating wrong info to d public. |
bornolowu:do u carry out those surgical procedures u listed? do u do heart surgeries aswell? but u a med dr? why cant u ? this is a pointer that health care requires inputs frm different specialist/ specialty nd nt a one man show. not every pt dt comes fr eye care services require surgery or wld be needing the services of an ophthalmologist. i carry out an eye exam on pts, mk a diagnosis, treat or refer those dt wld b needing the services of an opthalmologist to dem just as u mk referrals to ur colleagues specialized in an area ur aint specialized in. so u c dt health care isnt a one man show but requires alot |
bornolowu:it's very obvious u re ignorant as u do nt know d difference between an optometrist nd an optician. go use google nd den, come bk to edit ur post. |
bornolowu:you are ignorant as to who an optometrist is and what an optometrist does. the problem with most nigerian med drs is ignorance. i am an optometrist and i don't work in stores but in a clinic. i attend to a pt seeking eye care services from start to finish. as in the tradition of d med drs, u guys hv fought so hard to suppress optometrist in govt hospitals and hv most relegated to just refraction, refuse to hv optometry interns in govt hospitals wit the hlp of ur colleagues dt re CMD's, therez no career growth for those in govt practice cos dey ve been forced to b under ophthalmology department whereas optometry is an independent profession. guy use google and educate urself on who an optometrist is and wht dey are trained to do. there are also specialist areas in optometry and we hv consultant optometrist as well as u hv consultant meds |
MrBigiman:a pt goes to d hospital to get health care nd nt to see d med doctor. if it were just to c d med dr , den his/her visit shld end in the consulting room nd needless sending dt pt to d laboratory fr tests or pharmacy fr drugs. d nigerian med drs hv labored past yrs to stifle growth of oda health care professions fr selfish reasons nd not cos dey hv d interest of pts at heart and not recognizing health care as multidisciplinary in line with global best practices. being a med dr is not al dts needed to render health care to pt's hence d nid for oda professionals to serve d pt nt d med drs. Ego is d problem of d average nigerian med dr. U re a med dr to render ur services to pts in line with ur trainin. allow odas do their part in line with their training without interference. i believe with tym we wld get tinx right in dis country nd den u ll realize dt u re in d hospital to wrk as oda health care professionals nd nt to lord over it |
AlvanT:ok connect with those u feel are like minded wit u nd create a gud relationship wit dem so u can hv persons u cld pour out ur hrt to nd share ur burdens wit instead of keeping it all to urself. best wishes |
AlvanT:why's socializing not much of an option ? |
you were informed wrongly that such would have your eyes damaged. both prescriptions would work for you. making lenses without the cylinder to correct d astigmatism is cheaper than having it ; not that it would damage ur eyes. that's a misinformation |
AlvanT:hi there, please seek the help of a psychologist. try to engage in activities to keep you busy and u'll hardly have the time for such thoughts. surround urself with positive pple, open up to dear ones on what u re goin tru and do those things that make u happy |
going on strike isn't d best way to go about this. We hv an insensitive govt dt wldnt care about the impact of such action on d populace. |
kushlord:he was taken to taken to four diff hospitals; was rejected nd was later referred to LUTH being one of d four hospitals dt askd he be taken to d mortuary bfr his area pastor instructed he be brought home. i fellowshipped there yesterday |
NNAMDIII:what kinda glaucoma surgery re u goin for? |
there's no doubt that health care needs funding; but without addressing the issue of fund misappropriation in these institutions, there will be no much impact still even when sufficient funds re made available. secondly, it's funny seeing people calling for an increment in taxation as a pragmatic approach in addressing d so called fund insufficiency problems facing public health institutions without considering economic realities in the country and the impact of such on the average Nigerian that receives a minimum wage of 18,000 naira in a country where d purchasing power of money is low ( re these persons expected to feed on grass because they want better health care?) I'm of the opinion that these institutions can be well funded by the govt and if funds made available were used judiciously, these hospitals would be in a better state than as it is. lastly, there's no excuse for not being empathic towards your patient as a health personnel but it's unfortunate we have many health professionals who chose to be there for the wrong reasons. Empathy is an integral part in rendering health care services . lI ve come across a thread here where a nairalander i presume to be a Med Dr termed patients as goats....it was shocking; now tel me if such wouldn't give cold shoulders in emergencies?. The reason many health professionals play god in public health institutions is cos they find themselves in a country where there re no mechanisms in place to hold accountable those who do not act in line with professionalism in d course of discharging their duty. |
hibiscus76:better |
hibiscus76:oh really? i guess u made dt out of assumptions |
it baffles me seeing most persons that commented were after the error made by sm1. ur attending a good school dt afforded u being able to use english rightly; is a privilege life gave you. if u had been in dt guy's shoes, u wldnt hv been any different. just b thankful and nt mock persons dt may nt hv been opportune as u were. |
typical african mentality. u want an increase in pay not because you feel the pay isnt sufficient but because doctors and other health professionals are paid higher.....i m sure you would be very well satisfied if dey decide to reduce the pay of health professionals even without an increase in pay of the engineers in national yth service. pull him down syndrome displayed by most africans is wht i c in ur agitation. ur agitation is borne of of comparison nd envy not because u actually want a better welfare package for engineering grads in yth service. enough of the comparisons; if you want a higher pay, den give sound reasons why but coming up with reasons as doctors re paid higher hence u re deserving of a raise in pay during yth service is actually dumb |
Emycord:ur comment is just too funny. |
Mosunbabe:any other symptom like pain, sandy sensation, photophobia , tearing, discharge, rash , redness aside d itching nd blurryness? any history of smting entring the eyes dt could hv precipitated it? hwz ur systemic health prior to d onset of itching ? i suggest u nid to visit d eye clinic asap as ur vision is already declining |
emperormossad:lolz.....i m glad pple do not hv to go tru d md before seeing me. i consult from start to finish as my profession affords me independency nd guess what ? my patient's addresses me as Dr nd i use d title at my will. need i tel u some of my pts re med docs as well.....lolz. i guess u re still a med student or a wanna b right? u knw dt ego of i m a med student, most brainy to b in med is whts at play. #reality wld dawn on u soon..lolz |
emperormossad:honestly i do nt get wht u re driving at. hw can d hospital function without power? yes for the pt to get optimum care, d generator man is part of d team |
emperormossad:how does this relate to the topic here? |
emperormossad:i dnt need an Mbbs to be a doctor . enjoy d provision ur profession makes for u bt ur opinion do nt count as regards who should b recognized as a doctor . secondly sick pple go to the hospital to get medical care nd not to c d med dr. health care has evolved |
emperormossad:how do u mean? |
AuroraB:that wouldnt b an optometrist. optometrist re professionals nd hv a regulatory body. an optometrist in nigeria would nt carry out a cataract surg on a patient but refer to an ophthalmologist for that. a model employed in gambia to eliminate blindness caused by cataract (as there wz shortage of ophthalmologist) was to train some non health personnel whoz job is to do cataract extraction nd d model turned out effective# puttin d pple first bfr professional ego# ...all i c in d nigerian health setting is needless ego frm d various health disciplines....one wanting to outdo d other nd claiming superiority.....#nigerian health workers needs a re orientation on wht health care is abt |
MrBigiman:oh ok . i misd that in d post |
AuroraB:optometrist re independent eye care providers .... yes there are cases we refer to an ophthalmologist, gps or neurologist......health care is multidisciplinary |
AuroraB:sorry i m an optometrist nd hving an O.D degree (doctor of optometry) m nt here to start dragging issues. hez earned d title nd he decides hw he wants to use it ....tired of most naija meds docs mentality......# bottom line is , hez a doctor nd i neva saw anywhere he wz addressed as a med dr... |
Ebonygift:uwlcm |
Ebonygift:ok it's termed progressive cos of the continual increase in power which may bcom stable over time, tho not in all cases; as it could kip increasing tru out lyf time in sm persons. Hope it's clearer nw ? |
Ebonygift:hi there. it isn't uncommon for there to be an increase in your lens power in myopia (progressive myopia). nothing can be done clinically to stop a progressive myopia; although over time, it could become stable bt not in all cases. i'll advise you go fr an eye exam regularly so as to screen out for other eye health conditions dt hving a progressive myopia puts u at risk to having. |
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