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dukedom:
Good one OP keep it up.....this is a FP Material

You're welcome

A simple vaccine can protect you and your family from all sorts of preventable diseases ranging from

- Hepatitis.
- Tetanus.
- Chicken Pox.
- Yellow Fever.
- Tuberculosis

among others



1:- Immunization give you and your kids the best start to a healthy life and future.
Vaccines have reduced and in some cases eliminated completely some diseases that posed threat few generations ago with smallpox and polio in Nigeria been major examples of how effective vaccines can be in fighting preventable diseases.

But we still have pockets of issues with polio in some parts of the north and measles in Nigeria with as much as 6000 new cases and over 15 fatalities reported by the Nigeria Center for Disease Control at the beginning of 2019 alone the reason why we all should embrace vaccines..

2:- Immunization saves life.
immunization is simply the best and most effective way to protect yourself and child from serious diseases. To understand how immunization saves life, I think we need to revisit history.

The first true vaccine discovered was the smallpox vaccine. Smallpox was a deadly illness a century ago. It killed 300 million to 500 million people around the world in the 20th century alone until Edward Jenner among others came up with smallpox vaccine in 1796 and right now small pox does not exist all over the world.

As recently as 2012 Nigeria was Africa’s only remaining polio-endemic country, and the number of confirmed new wild poliovirus cases was increasing but all these has now been reduced through combined efforts of different stakeholders in the health industry.


3: - Vaccines are Safe and Effective.
Vaccines today are the safest they’ve even been. Despite some drawbacks and stories that are abundantly available on the internet about various issues with vaccines, they remain the best protection our children have against preventable diseases like diphtheria, Haemophilus influenzae serotype b infection, hepatitis B, measles, meningitis, mumps, pertussis, poliomyelitis, rubella, tetanus, tuberculosis among others.


4: - Immunization protects the community and the people we love.
Vaccination programs do not just directly benefit the immunized child but also indirectly benefit unimmunized persons through community (“herd”) immunity.

When a large percentage of a community is immune to a certain disease, it can reduce disease transmission and protect any individuals who cannot protect themselves.


5: - Immunization protects the community and the people we love.
Imagine the scenario and the cost of emergency doctor’s visits, hospitalization, denied attendance to school, having to miss work and schedules due to running around with your sick child and premature death all because of diseases that could have been taken care of through timely vaccinations?


All of the above and more are the reasons why you should ensure that your kids follow through on all required and scheduled vaccines for them.

It’s for their today, tomorrow and the future.

The question now is: Are your kids keeping to their Immunization schedule?

Read more by following the link below
https://outreachgroup.com.ng/5-important-reasons-why-you-should-vaccinate-your-child-today/

HRH Sir

I'm sorry to differ from YOU......The name of Jesus can Kill.....BE IT SPIRIT OR AGENTS OF DARKNESS IN FLESH AND BLOOD......And when people like MFM prays and say something like "The troubler of my Isreal DIE BY FIRE" .....They are not attacking any human but the spirits/demons/powers and principalities using such humans to cause havoc.....

And we know also that spirits don't DIE.....so when they say they should die, it simply means that they lose their potency and become useless....

So The Name of Lord can both SAVE and KILL.......

Good one....

It's happening tomorrow. 10AM Prompt, You can still register at the venue tomorrow morning.

Venue: Outreach Women and Children Hospital, 4th Avenue by 3rd Avenue Junction, Festac town Lagos. Time: 10AM

All Participants should be seated on or before 9:30 am

Ruddyman:
Nice one

Thanks

ferangbadecom:
Good one Outreach Keep it up

tHANKS

Outreach Women and Children Hospital Festac Town Lagos specially invites you to

A Free Seminar On.

1 -: Stabilization of the sick newborn and

And

2-: Management of premature and low weight babies

Date: – Friday, 21th of June 2019

Time: – 10 am Prompt.

Speaker: – Dr. Efunbo Dosekun Consultant Neonatologist Outreach Hospitals, Lagos.

Venue: – Outreach Women and Children Hospital, 4th Avenue by 3rd Avenue Junction, Festac Town Lagos

This training is open to the members of the public especially doctors, nurses and general health practitioners.

For registration and more details please call Mr. Temitope on 08024327713 | OR Whatsapp: +234 8183803643

All registered participants are expected to be seated on or before 9:30 am. Please share or tag anyone you think might be interested in this.

wencesolo:
Please can I have your wahtsapp contact. Can we have a chat with you. Need more insights on this.

Greetings this is my WhatsApp
08183803643

Quite true there OP. This is why we should not underestimate the importance of vaccines, Vaccines are not meant to be one off's or for kids only but something we do throughout our existence.

This is the core message of preventive medicine immunization is meant for both kids, children, and adults. It’s the most effective way of protecting one from preventable diseases.

Vaccine-preventable diseases include BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
- Cervical cancer

- Cholera

- Diphtheria

- Hep B

- Influenza

- Japanese encephalitis

- Measles

- Meningitis

- Mumps

- Pertussis

- Pneumonia

- Polio

- Rabies

- Rotavirus

- Rubella

- Tetanus

- Typhoid

- Varicella

- Yellow Fever

Among others

You can always visit any nearest health center around you for this. Those in Lagos can check out Vaccines schedule here

https://outreachgroup.com.ng/immunization-vaccines-schedules-in-nigeria/

If you need more information on this you can chat me up here +2348183803643

dukedom:
The bottomline is that I was looking for veritable information and the man has provided one for me.

This is not far fetched based on the environment and the people the domestic staffs will work for.

Glad you found that information useful and it can serve other purposes not just for your aunt, the organization itself can decide to send their Kitchen staffs plus other staffs for Medical screening there as the cost is quite cheap cheap and cheap ( between 3 - 4k ).

If you need further help on that please call this number: 08024327713 OR chat us up on whatsapp on this one: +234 8183803643

dukedom:
Bro you don't have to sound this way, I'm not saying we will leave all that to an agency, but just that we expect an agency to have done some works of their own in addition to whatever else we might add to it.

While I may not know of domestic staffs or maids recruitment agencies in Lagos ( I guess you guys live in Lagos ), but we do have domestic staff's screening options for both households and public institutions.....Read the details here: https://outreachgroup.com.ng/domestic-staff-screening/

- With the above, you can get your maids / househelps / nannies and those that handle foods in hotels/restaurants, etc screen at regular intervals for

FBC
Widal
Urinalysis
Hepatitis B
TB – Mantoux
HIV
Vitals (weight, height, BP, temp & BMI)

As i said, you can get all the details here: https://outreachgroup.com.ng/domestic-staff-screening/

Hope this helps you to an extent on this, you now know where to get your staff's screened, hopefully, you will get another help on the recruitment proper

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Good one

Still receiving Applications for this position

Outreach Women and Children’s Hospital is women and children care focused hospital and one among the only few in Nigeria that offers acute and intensive care to neonates.

With branches in Festac, Okota, and Satellite town we are passionate about promoting a Nigeria with healthy citizens and are fulfilling a current need in the maternal, pediatrics and neonatal health system in Nigeria.


We are currently recruiting for the position of "MEDICAL OFFICERS". Read the job details below and apply accordingly.


This is a full-time position available at one of our branch in Lagos.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Provide Primary Care Services as follows:

- Urgent medical and nursing services (including resuscitation, stabilization and assessment and diagnosis, treatment and referral as necessary).

- Assess the urgency and severity of presenting problems through history taking, examination, and investigation.

- Recommending and, where appropriate, undertaking treatment options and carrying out/referring for appropriate interventions and procedures, including but not limited to prescribing, minor surgery and other general practice procedures, counseling, psychological interventions, advising and education.

- Referral for diagnostic, therapeutic and support services as required.



Please refer to the link below for more details about this role.


REQUIREMENT and QUALIFICATIONS

- MBBS or equivalent qualification.

- Full Registration with the MDCN.

- Current Practicing License.

- Completed National Youth Service Corps.

- Strong Interest in Paediatrics/O&G/Emergency Medicine.

- Aptitude for Medical Quality Management.

- Strong Work Ethics.

- Post NYSC Practice Experience an Advantage.

How to Apply:

Interested and qualified candidates should send their Applications / CVs to

outreachmedicalservice@gmail.com OR oseyiade@gmail.com with ‘Medical Officers’ as the subject of the mail.

Application Deadline: Friday 24th May 2019.
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Please click the link below to learn more about this role and other open positions across our branches.

https://outreachgroup.com.ng/career/


Like Our Page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OutreachHospitals/

Follow Outreach on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/outreachchildrenhospital/

Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Outreachgroupng

Outreach Women and Children’s Hospital is women and children care focused hospital and one among the only few in Nigeria that offers acute and intensive care to neonates.

With branches in Festac, Okota, and Satellite town we are passionate about promoting a Nigeria with healthy citizens and are fulfilling a current need in the maternal, pediatrics and neonatal health system in Nigeria.


We are currently recruiting for the position of "MEDICAL OFFICERS". Read the job details below and apply accordingly.


This is a full-time position available at one of our branch in Lagos.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Provide Primary Care Services as follows:

- Urgent medical and nursing services (including resuscitation, stabilization and assessment and diagnosis, treatment and referral as necessary).

- Assess the urgency and severity of presenting problems through history taking, examination, and investigation.

- Recommending and, where appropriate, undertaking treatment options and carrying out/referring for appropriate interventions and procedures, including but not limited to prescribing, minor surgery and other general practice procedures, counseling, psychological interventions, advising and education.

- Referral for diagnostic, therapeutic and support services as required.



Please refer to the link below for more details about this role.


REQUIREMENT and QUALIFICATIONS

- MBBS or equivalent qualification.

- Full Registration with the MDCN.

- Current Practicing License.

- Completed National Youth Service Corps.

- Strong Interest in Paediatrics/O&G/Emergency Medicine.

- Aptitude for Medical Quality Management.

- Strong Work Ethics.

- Post NYSC Practice Experience an Advantage.

How to Apply:

Interested and qualified candidates should send their Applications / CVs to

outreachmedicalservice@gmail.com OR oseyiade@gmail.com with ‘Medical Officers’ as the subject of the mail.

Application Deadline: Friday 24th May 2019.
-
Please click the link below to learn more about this role and other open positions across our branches.

https://outreachgroup.com.ng/career/


Like Our Page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OutreachHospitals/

Follow Outreach on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/outreachchildrenhospital/

Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Outreachgroupng

AlhajaChinyere:
The guy is somewhat frustrated. Our country hard no be small.

The wife's sister is PURE EVIL. Sadly for her she hasn't even got the looks.

And on the political side, i think we Yorubas should assimilate wiling igbos into our system (I know we are doing enough) cause these people are part of us and they share the struggles, the challenges, successes and HISTORY of this great city of Lagos.

Lolz

After watching the VIDEO these are my two simply observations

- 1: The man needs help, definitely he does

- 2 The wife's sister is a not a peace maker, she's the type the fuels things like this

IS HE FIGHTING CORRUPTION? NOPE He's not

Is he in charge? Of cause NO

OK

- 1 Nelson Mandela
- 2 Martin Luther King
- 3 M . Jackson
- 4 Barack Obama
- 5 Tupac
- 6 Fela


Those are my choice

fusionnest:
Good one OP.

You're welcome

Too BAD.......Maternal mortality rates keep GOING UP

Last week of April ( 24th - 30th of April 2019 ) every year is set aside by the world health body to mark World Immunization Week

According to the information available at the WHO website, The whole exercise is aimed at promoting the use of vaccines to protect people of all ages against disease.

The theme this year is Protected Together: #VaccinesWork! The main goal of the campaign is to raise awareness about the critical importance of full immunization throughout life and not just a one-off thing or something meant for kids and children only.



VAST PROGRESS BUT FRAGILE GAINS
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In 2017, the number of children immunized – 116.2 million – was the highest ever reported. Since 2010, 113 countries have introduced new vaccines, and more than 20 million additional children have been vaccinated.

But despite gains, all of the targets for disease elimination—including measles, rubella, and maternal and neonatal tetanus—are behind schedule, and over the last two years, the world has seen multiple outbreaks of measles, diphtheria and various other vaccine-preventable diseases. Most of the children missing out are those living in the poorest, marginalized and conflict-affected communities.


Preventive medicine is the future and immunization is at the core of it all. It saves millions of lives every year and is widely recognized as one of the world’s most successful and cost-effective health interventions.


7 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD IMMUNIZE YOURSELF AND FAMILY TODAY
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1] - Immunization is the most effective way of protecting children from dangerous diseases.


2] - It not only protects them, but it protects the broader society by minimizing the spread of diseases especially during outbreaks.


3] - It protects future generations: Vaccines have reduced and, in some cases, eliminated many diseases that killed or severely disabled people a few generations ago.


4] - It Keeps You Healthy: Like eating healthy foods, exercising, and getting regular check-ups, vaccines play a vital role in keeping you healthy. That’s why it’s recommended for both adults and kids to vaccinate throughout one’s life as it is the most convenient and effective preventive care measure available.


5] - Best protection is gotten from immunization when it’s done at the recommended times. Our experts ensure you keep to immunization schedules assigned for your kids


6] - Expanding access to immunization is vital for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, poverty reduction and universal health coverage.


7]- Immunization is also a fundamental strategy in achieving other health priorities, from controlling viral hepatitis to curbing antimicrobial resistance, and providing a platform for adolescent health and improving antenatal and newborn care.


You can vaccinate yourself and family at various health centres and private hospitals where this is done around you.

Visit the link below for more information on recommended vaccines for kids and adults in Nigeria today
https://outreachgroup.com.ng/immunization-services/

Project to stop / Reduce Maternal Mortality Rate in Nigeria right?

teacherbim:
But it's difficult to get female condoms

How do you mean? Most top brand pharmacy stores have them

hmmmmmmm
Please do not fall into this sort of trap. Read the article below

11 Family Planning Method You Can Use Today..... - https://outreachgroup.com.ng/family-planning-methods-in-nigeria/