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Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Ebenezer2O20: 6:15pm On Jul 01, 2020
PassionD:


Congratulations girl. No risk no reward. You have done really well. University of Benin is not a play ground. Anybody wey go that school dey believe. Biochemistry department na another war zone. Chai!!!!! Thank God for seeing us through. Congratulations again.
that's the institution I graduated from too.
which year did u graduate?
hope you don't mind if we communicate via mail

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Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by MsAllison(f): 6:22pm On Jul 01, 2020
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Ebenezer2O20:
that's the institution I graduated from too.
which year did u graduate?
hope you don't mind if we communicate via mail
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sweetpie
how far?
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Nobody: 7:56pm On Sep 07, 2020
MrEgghead:
The job of a pharmacist is not to consult, diagnose and treat but they do that in disguise.

These days they even do that openly without qualms.
As a dentist you can interpret the work of a pathologist for diagnosis and treaatment...btwn a pathologist is a specialist.
I'm not in health field but you are wrong. You people need to stop being scared of other health workers. Pharmacists are trained to consult. I'm not in Nigeria and that's what is obtainable. A pharmacist consulting shouldn't give you sleepless night, that's some inferiority complex

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Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by MrEgghead(m): 8:59pm On Sep 07, 2020
anastasius:

I'm not in health field but you are wrong. You people need to stop being scared of other health workers. Pharmacists are trained to consult. I'm not in Nigeria and that's what is obtainable. A pharmacist consulting shouldn't give you sleepless night, that's some inferiority complex
Inferiority what? Don't start what you can't finish...MBBS over any degree for me even in my next life.

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Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Nobody: 9:16pm On Sep 07, 2020
MrEgghead:
Inferiority what? Don't start what you can't finish...MBBS over any degree for me even in my next life.
Good for you, that's more reason you should allow others progress and stop having palpitations over career progression of others. Mist of you with your mbbs can't practice in Canada and USA. Thank God for UK saving you guys life. You lots end up becoming nursing aides or Physician assistant.

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Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by MrEgghead(m): 11:46am On Sep 08, 2020
anastasius:

Good for you, that's more reason you should allow others progress and stop having palpitations over career progression of others. Mist of you with your mbbs can't practice in Canada and USA. Thank God for UK saving you guys life. You lots end up becoming nursing aides or Physician assistant.
I'm just sorry for you.. it's not your fault..About 13000 applied for Medicine last year in UNIBEN alone and only 150 taken, that's not even up to 0•1%...
Now I see why many are envious of the prestigious MBBS as you can see the huge number that their hopes are dashed every year but many of them still try again and again to get it...I subscribe you to do something and it will be worthwhile.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Nobody: 12:12pm On Sep 08, 2020
MrEgghead:
I'm just sorry for you.. it's not your fault..About 13000 applied for Medicine last year in UNIBEN alone and only 150 taken, that's not even up to 0•1%...
Now I see why many are envious of the prestigious MBBS as you can see the huge number that their hopes are dashed every year but many of them still try again and again to get it...I subscribe you to do something and it will be worthwhile.
Reality will hit you when you're done with schooling.

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Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by MrEgghead(m): 3:30pm On Sep 08, 2020
anastasius:

Reality will hit you when you're done with schooling.
I prefer reality hit me as a Medical Doctor rather than a glorified orderly.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by MrEgghead(m): 3:30pm On Sep 08, 2020
anastasius:

Reality will hit you when you're done with schooling.
I prefer reality hit me as a Medical Doctor rather than as a glorified orderly.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by OyedejiIfedayo: 5:18pm On Nov 14, 2020
MrEgghead:
The job of a pharmacist is not to consult, diagnose and treat but they do that in disguise.

These days they even do that openly without qualms.
As a dentist you can interpret the work of a pathologist for diagnosis and treaatment...btwn a pathologist is a specialist.

please what is the job and job limitations of a consultant pharmacist. I don't know if there are consultant pharmacist in Nigeria hospital settings but there are in other countries.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by MrEgghead(m): 6:03pm On Nov 14, 2020
OyedejiIfedayo:


please what is the job and job limitations of a consultant pharmacist. I don't know if there are consultant pharmacist in Nigeria hospital settings but there are in other countries.
A consultant Pharmacist dispenses medications and advises patients on drug use..They can call the attention of a physician to modify a drug list if need be..The issue of consultant title for non-doctors has been lingering for years but there hasn't been a definitive ruling on that for now and I don't think the title for a pharmacist is duly recognized in Nigeria.. Consultant pharmacists are recognised in countries like US but they are not hospital based.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by OyedejiIfedayo: 6:14pm On Nov 14, 2020
MrEgghead:
I'm just sorry for you.. it's not your fault..About 13000 applied for Medicine last year in UNIBEN alone and only 150 taken, that's not even up to 0•1%...
Now I see why many are envious of the prestigious MBBS as you can see the huge number that their hopes are dashed every year but many of them still try again and again to get it...I subscribe you to do something and it will be worthwhile.

Maybe I shouldn't bother saying anything again, and rather keep learning. We should just thank God for our achievements.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by OyedejiIfedayo: 6:26pm On Nov 14, 2020
MrEgghead:
A consultant Pharmacist dispenses medications and advises patients on drug use..They can call the attention of a physician to modify a drug list if need be..The issue of consultant title for non-doctors has been lingering for years but there hasn't been a definitive ruling on that for now and I don't think the title for a pharmacist is duly recognized in Nigeria.. Consultant pharmacists are recognised in countries like US but they are not hospital based.


OK sir.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by samuelpeters(m): 8:46pm On Nov 14, 2020
MrEgghead:
A consultant Pharmacist dispenses medications and advises patients on drug use..They can call the attention of a physician to modify a drug list if need be..The issue of consultant title for non-doctors has been lingering for years but there hasn't been a definitive ruling on that for now and I don't think the title for a pharmacist is duly recognized in Nigeria.. Consultant pharmacists are recognised in countries like US but they are not hospital based.
They are hospital based but they know their limits unlike nigerians that would bastardize it.

The issue of consultancy in nigeria is more of personal benefit than patient care(if you know what i mean).

I have been in this health sector politics for sometime and I'm tired.

The only advice that i can give to anyone is to sitdown and research about these courses.
How can people claim to be students and cannot research.
Later they graduate and start causing nuisance everywhere.

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Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Jman06(m): 10:22pm On Nov 14, 2020
samuelpeters:

They are hospital based but they know their limits unlike nigerians that would bastardize it.

The issue of consultancy in nigeria is more of personal benefit than patient care(if you know what i mean).

I have been in this health sector politics for sometime and I'm tired.

The only advice that i can give to anyone is to sitdown and research about these courses.
How can people claim to be students and cannot research.
Later they graduate and start causing unuisance everywhere.
How did you arrive at the conclusion that they'll bastardize it? Perhaps your thinking is that every other healthcare professional is like the Nigerian physician whose stock in trade is bastardization of the healthcare sector.

Why is it so hard for some of you to understand the fact that no pharmacist worth his license would waste his time being envious of you Nigerian physicians or trying to be you All the pharmacist are saying is give them room to do their jobs to the fullest as obtains in the developed societies, they are not trying to usurp your duties.
Only doctors who don't know their callings would be bothered about the roles of consultant pharmacists! The roles are very distinct! Try and decipher your role and fit in instead of whining.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by samuelpeters(m): 10:02am On Nov 15, 2020
Jman06:
How did you arrive at the conclusion that they'll bastardize it? Perhaps your thinking is that every other healthcare professional is like the Nigerian physician whose stock in trade is bastardization of the healthcare sector.

Why is it so hard for some of you to understand the fact that no pharmacist worth his license would waste his time being envious of you Nigerian physicians or trying to be you All the pharmacist are saying is give them room to do their jobs to the fullest as obtains in the developed societies, they are not trying to usurp your duties.
Only doctors who don't know their callings would be bothered about the roles of consultant pharmacists! The roles are very distinct! Try and decipher your role and fit in instead of whining.
This is nigeria bro, it will be bastardized.
I know there are pharmacists that know their worth but majority are just there. Reason why pharmacists still go back for medicine.

Maybe when pharmacists start getting consultancy status by rigorous training in their Postgraduate College rather than number of years in service, then i would take them serious. Same goes to other health profession.

Shey there was a time LASG gave consultancy status to some pharmacists by virtue of reaching GL17 what the heck is that
Doing the same thing for years without any advancement in knowledge and core professionalism and want to be a consultant?
Where is that done?

Then i should just be a General practitioner without specializing after some number of years, i would become a consultant cheesy

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Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Jman06(m): 2:52pm On Nov 15, 2020
samuelpeters:

This is nigeria bro, it will be bastardized.
I know there are pharmacists that know their worth but majority are just there. Reason why pharmacists still go back for medicine.

Maybe when pharmacists start getting consultancy status by rigorous training in their Postgraduate College rather than number of years in service, then i would take them serious. Same goes to other health profession.

Shey there was a time LASG gave consultancy status to some pharmacists by virtue of reaching GL17 what the heck is that
Doing the same thing for years without any advancement in knowledge and core professionalism and want to be a consultant?
Where is that done?

Then i should just be a General practitioner without specializing after some number of years, i would become a consultant cheesy
There are also medical doctors who are incompetent just like there are those who are good. I have seen many doctors who are grossly incompetent!

You clearly do not know the requirements a pharmacist has to meet to qualify as a consultant. Perhaps you don't know that there is a 5years residency training involved. No pharmacist would become a consultant just on the basis of number of years in service without going through the residency training.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by samuelpeters(m): 3:00pm On Nov 15, 2020
Jman06:
There are also medical doctors who are incompetent just like there are those who are good. I have seen many doctors who are grossly incompetent!

You clearly do not know the requirements a pharmacist has to meet to qualify as a consultant. Perhaps you don't know that there is a 5years residency training involved. No pharmacist would become a consultant just on the basis of number of years in service without going through the residency training.
Alright. No problem.
I haven't really seen the requirements. Once there's a rigorous training involved, then you guys can carry on. Its your right!

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Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Reuben700: 8:10pm On Nov 15, 2020
This has motivated me like mad
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Samgreguc(m): 2:25pm On Dec 28, 2020
mannyiyke:
then you're practising quackery.
Eihya.... A Nigerian with very low exposure spotted.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Samgreguc(m): 2:25pm On Dec 28, 2020
mannyiyke:
is there any other way it's taught again other than in pharmacology? Besides, it's a doctor that attends to patients. So, in real life, he applies it more than pharmacists. He knows more about it than pharmacists.

Poor knowledge. Poor one.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Samgreguc(m): 2:27pm On Dec 28, 2020
samuelpeters:

This is nigeria bro, it will be bastardized.
I know there are pharmacists that know their worth but majority are just there. Reason why pharmacists still go back for medicine.

Maybe when pharmacists start getting consultancy status by rigorous training in their Postgraduate College rather than number of years in service, then i would take them serious. Same goes to other health profession.

Shey there was a time LASG gave consultancy status to some pharmacists by virtue of reaching GL17 what the heck is that
Doing the same thing for years without any advancement in knowledge and core professionalism and want to be a consultant?
Where is that done?

Then i should just be a General practitioner without specializing after some number of years, i would become a consultant cheesy
There is actually a residency program... Paid for by the Pharmacist himself not the government.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by mannyiyke: 1:27pm On Feb 16, 2021
Samgreguc:

Eihya.... A Nigerian with very low exposure spotted.

Low mentality is your undoing.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Zeeknow3245(m): 9:56pm On Mar 03, 2021
mannyiyke:
They can all be called doctors, but in the hospital, only medical doctors and dentists are ethically permitted to bear it or answer to the title when he or she is called a doctor in the hospital. Outside of the hospital, others can answer to it when they're called doctors.
Sorry for quoting you sir just wanted to make My opinion known. There are various branches of Medicine but some have become independent. They are:
*Human Medicine
*Veterinary medicine
* osteopathic medicine(usa)
*podiatric medicine (usa)
*Dentistry
The Doctor that is causing issues was held by the apostles because they taught"Doktoris" means to teach.
the Physicians who we know now did not start bearing the title until the late 15th-16th century.
Scholars were also referred to as Doctors because they have acquired knowledge and that is the PhD(Phillosophae Doktoris)
Philosophy means acquire knowledge.
Dentists were initially barbers. you get your hair done and your teeth done if need be.
the Doctors or Physicians refused to accept them because they saw them as common barbers.
It was only years later when they decided to make it a profession they saw the correspondence scientifically.
they're run by various boards but Nigeria is a shame.

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Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Zeeknow3245(m): 10:38pm On Mar 03, 2021
mannyiyke:
He has a right to practice general medicine in his clinic. His degree is MBBS (bachelor of medicine; bachelor of surgery). Therefore, he studied surgery too and can do minor surgeries if he's capable of doing it. It's not wrong. He studied pharmacology and therefore has a right to prescribe drugs. That's his responsibility. He can only go wrong when he starts delving into surgeries that only specialists can perform. No doctor practises optometry. He can only practise minor areas of ophthalmology, except he's a consultant ophthalmologist. Optometry is within ophthalmology, a branch of medicine.
Sir you know that no generalist can peform surgery
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by chukwumzurum(m): 12:10pm On May 12, 2021
Bigii:


What you're studying is PHARMACEUTICAL TECH in poly. not BACHELOR OF PHARMACY in University. It's a different thing entirely. There are no medical courses in Polytechnic no matter how you're being deceived. Pay attention and read the information very well, you may be in the university someday for this same course. I hope this helps.
You are mad, I repeat again you're very much insane you Monopolistic dumb pharmacist.
The young lad is pouring out his heart here and you fussing out your rubbishs.
You think the polytechnic system is easy, you bastards. Why don't you run the pharm tech course there and pass out without an extra year.Dumb dumb.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by chukwumzurum(m): 12:12pm On May 12, 2021
Bigii:


What you're studying is PHARMACEUTICAL TECH in poly. not BACHELOR OF PHARMACY in University. It's a different thing entirely. There are no medical courses in Polytechnic no matter how you're being deceived. Pay attention and read the information very well, you may be in the university someday for this same course. I hope this helps.

You are mad, I repeat again you're very much insane you Monopolistic dumb pharmacist.
The young lad is pouring out his heart here and you fussing out your rubbishs.
You think the polytechnic system is easy, you bastards. Why don't you run the pharm tech course there and pass out without an extra year.Dumb dumb.
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by belovedaja(m): 4:20pm On May 12, 2021
This is my story
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by iaamxavier(m): 8:19am On May 29, 2021
belovedaja:
This is my story

You studied pharmacy twice?
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by Enehdebby(f): 9:57pm On May 29, 2021
I just pray that one day I'll get to wear that ash and white uniform to class. Congratulations to you Ma sorry the den wasn't favourable to you but victory at last. I tao from your blessings
Re: How I Studied Pharmacy Twice By Lauretta Oyemwenosa Obakpolo by nurain150(m): 1:56am On Nov 08, 2021
Enehdebby:
I just pray that one day I'll get to wear that ash and white uniform to class. Congratulations to you Ma sorry the den wasn't favourable to you but victory at last. I tao from your blessings
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Lol that white uniform will frustrate you boss.

PHARMACY school rule has been relaxed before you can have extra year for failing dispensing which means you can't graduate, the pass mark is 60 not 50 that's so dangerous I escaped that Nonsense with Luck boss.

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