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Idyllic: @MODs, move this thread to front page, it is very educative.u mean deceptive? Go through these links and then come back to tell me if he said the truth. . . http://www.potchefstroomherald.co.za/articles/articledetails.aspx?id=16783 . http://nashville.jobing.com/gonzales-healthcare-systems/ceo-penobscot-valley-hospital-in-lincoln-me . https://www.floridahospital.com/wesley-chapel/news/new-ceo-named-florida-hospital-wesley-chapel . Or are they nt in US? |
Idyllic: Did you read what the OP wrote before you comment? I bet you didn't, you just posted a premeditated comment which you have decided will be your reply to any thread supporting the Doctors. The OP didn't say that there are no CEOs in NHS Hospital. He said after the CEO, the next in rank to him/her is a medical Doctor and not a pharmacist, nurse or lab technicians as you people want it to be in Nigeria. So, the NHS also recognize the headship of a Doctor over all other health workers, that is why they usually give the next position after the CEOs to medical Doctors. Read before commenting and labelling somebody else a liar. Peace.who is lieing? The CEO is not merged with the CMD in the US and he said they are, isn't dat lie? . He said it usually a Physicians position, isn't dat lie? The role of their CEOs is same as the role of our CMDs. . .So, dont dat tell u it jst a change of name? . And not to forget, thankGod he stated clearly that the highest position is occupied by a neutral person. Can u pls tell me the highest position in the hospital? |
5minsmadness: At least its only the bolded you disagreed with me on.no, it nt jst dat. Hw do u mean they are selfish. These 'doctors' you mentioned are well known people and do not work in the health sector. Nobody is going to meet okonjo-iweala and ask her to treat them for malaria.but, u said v.soon they will start asking for the title(Dr) be added to their name. Do u mean they shudn't have it even when they are qualified? There is enough confusion in the health sector as it is with all of you wearing lab coats that we don't even know who the real doctors are anymore.what do u want them to wear? Black? Mind u, the Physicians theatre dress is blue. Besides, u jst called it lab coat not Physician's coat, does that tell u anythg? Be proud of your own profession or if you envy doctors so much and want to treat patients like them, go to medical school. Its open to everyone and am sure nobody will object.I choosed Pharmacy myself because, I like that "complex mechanism."[/quote] |
emedy: u dy come PANS Convention??dnt tink so o. |
Enugu Market Explosion. A one-year-old baby was feared dead and many others wounded following an explosion which occurred at Eke Ozi market in Igboeze North Local Government area of Enugu State, on Friday. The incident which occurred at about 2:00p.m few meters to the divisional police headquarters at Ogrute was suspected to be bomb blast making the market women and traders run for safety. Reports revealed that the baby was trampled upon, whileAm I the only one that read the bolded? It no BH bomb. Its hoodlums bomb. |
Chartey: Ok, thank you. That babe own don tire me. If she wants to be in my life, she can just send me a pm, then we take it from there.hmm! In Pharmacy this' called Pharmacotoasting. |
5minsmadness: This your post smacks of ignorance and naivety. Read between the lines. Its obvious the other folks ganging against the doctors are doing it for political and selfish reasons.like Dr. Ngozi Iweala and Dr. Goodluck Jonathan(GCFR) did sheay? . . Pls, take it easy eh, the title Dr is not only for Physicians. A Pharm. graduate of UNIBEN is a Pharm. Doctor just like a Med graduate is a Med. Doctor. |
And this OP can lie . http://www.ncuh.nhs.uk/about-us/key-people/directors-profiles/ann-farrar.aspx she is a CEO with MBA. |
Ok. |
elobyobi: N0 lie, management is an integral part of Community Medicine/ Public Health. MOney, Manpower, Material, ring any bells?really? . Pls, tell me more abt it. |
Chartey: Please let me warn you. The other day I didn't want to say much. Stop acting like you know me because you don't. If you've spent so much time on threads about Medicine since 2010, and you're a Pharmacy student, then I can guess the sort of regret and sense of 'what could have been' you have. It's not too late to drop out of your program and get into medical school. If you know so much about me, you'll at least know that's what I did.as at 2010, all( Anatomy, Medical Lab Sci, Medicine, Nursing Science, Pharmaceutical Science, Physiology, Radiology e.t.c ) were using one thread. |
ephemm: NONSENSE!!!bro, I never said PSN should go on strike. |
ziga: Link is not working.the link is working bt if u like goole it |
elobyobi: And doctors take management courses. And enterpreneurship lectures. Say something else.everyone does entrepren.. . . . . . They take management courses? Pls lie wit caution. |
Cmanforall: This is still the problem with JOHESU.... They still have internal beefs among them... Pharmacists HATRED for Pharmacologists/Pharm technicians; Lab. Scientists beef for Lab. Technicians/Biochemists/microbiologist; Diploma nurses beefing Bsc nurses... Etc etc... They should remove the log in their eyes 1st of all.....where is the beef in his post. |
matify: Really?are u this timid? . . Who says Clinical Pharmacy is Medicine? |
Please the masses need to read this. . It will help them to know watsup abt the ongoing crisis in the health sector https://www.nairaland.com/1818712/nigerian-health-sector-face-janus |
elobyobi: Ur p0!nt be!ng...?am saying d truth. |
sisinaijayeye0: Our diagnosis are always spot on we are thought from school how signs and symptoms lead to our diagnosis from taking history we already have an idea of what's wrong, what we then get is differentials. We then confirm the most likely diagnosis with tests by sending to the lab (where people should know their jobs) they send the results back and from that we interpret the results, if you focused on what they taught you in school and stop hating other people's profession you won't sound like a miserable old hag as you are making yourself out to be. Don't quote me again enough of this incessant rubbish you really haven't given me a valid point all day so kindly F. The F off! We can't all be the same. We can't all do the same job everybody is different that's what makes us unique. If everybody did the same job the world would be a sad place. I place importance in people from carpenters to plumbers to cleaners to electricians people frown on them because their job aren't important but without this people you will be surprised at how stuck you will be. Who will fix your fan? Who will clear your poop? My point grow a little self esteem. Pharmacist are as important as doctors, cleaners are important. Nurses are the most vital people in the hospital, and lab attendants? Are next to the most needed people it is their results that diagnoses for the whole health team. Quit! Hating!!!!!!! Focus on the job God gave u.am nt hating. . Bt, after all diagnoses what is given to 80 to 90 percent of ur patient? |
elobyobi: S0 una get super!0r!ty c0mplex t00, and cla!m d0ct0rs r the 0ny arr0gant 0nes....bro, Pharmacology is one of the 5 to 6 departments in Pharmacy. |
YoungDaNaval: ARE YOU ASKING ME TO DEBATE OR SUGGEST?? I STILL DON'T GET YA POINT MR OP!!any1 |
Victomolola: But, in oau that you used as an example; can you please list the cut-off mark of pharmacy and mbbs from 2009/2010 to 2013/2014 both pre degree and jamb so that we will know who is more brilliant.after all the jamb and post utme expo? . Hope u knw not all that entered with high scores graduates. |
DollyParton1: I thought they know and learnt same things that doctors did in school.she isn't given same training like the Physician as regards to that. |
nobilis: Good. Pharmacy is different than pharmacology. We all agree.Clinical Pharmacy is neveq same thing as Med Surg. Clinical Pharmacy is a department in Pharmacy school. . When it comes to drugs the Pharmacist can do better in terms of Patient care. |
kenonze: its a pity, may his soul RIP.thats ur job u just did u knw. |
docadams: Some nurses can perform surgeries? Do you know what you are saying at all?Nurse Practitioners perform surgeries(though, myt b limited) |
OkikiOluwa1: Its all political stuff...yea. . . I feel u. |
retepmurt: Nothing,i mean absolutely nothing wil happen.As a matter of fact,pharmacists only dispense in our govt hospitals in Nigeria. Drugs are being manufactured by the private pharmaceutical companies.and who controls their products? |
Now that the Hon. Min. of Health has started seeing that NMA/MDCANS’ actions, are in bad faith, he must be firm to right the structural injustices in the Health Sector. So that he would have lived up to his words, “that he would do everything in his power to bring harmony in the health sector.” The crisis in the health sector has gotten to where it is today, because of the over bearing attitude of some allopathic physicians, who have forgotten that medicine is the art, act and science of healing, whose scope is beyond allopathic medicine. It is highly unfortunate that NMA/MDCAN leadership personified in the person of Dr Obembe has suddenly forgotten that the word medical is an adjective which means related to the art, act and science of healing. A situation, where allopathic physicians in a false mindset sees only themselves as being medical and other healthcare experts as non medical breeds/creates a wrong image. The future allopathic physicians must be nursed and nurtured to have a mind set of medical humanism to give a good medical image that does not thrive on rancor, falsehood and a doctored ideology. The word medical is not a synonym for a doctor, for if it were, it would not be seen placed in front of the word doctor as in the term “medical doctor” for that will be tautology. Every healthcare professional involved with the act, art and science related to healing are all medical personnel. So the word medical is not an exclusive term to designate allopathic physicians but all that is involved with healing and healthcare services. Conclusion Now that it is so glaring that NMA/MDCAN strike is sabotage against the state, because they are causing untold hardship to the citizens of Nigeria. This as a result of their ego driven demands. And have failed to obey Government orders, because most hospital Chief Executives being members of MDCAN are in sympathy with them. They have failed to call NMA/MDCAN to order to suspend the strike, even when there is a court order. As a result of the death of Nigerians, based on this sabotage, the Federal Government should invoke the powers conferred on her in section 18(1) and 18(2) of University Teaching Hospitals (Reconstruction of Boards, etc) Act CAP 463 LFN which states 18(1) “The President may, notwithstanding any provision of this Act, take such measures as occasion may warrant in order to improve the efficiency or due administration of the teaching hospitals specified in the Schedule to this Act.” 18(2) “ For the purpose of section (1 )of this section, the President may appoint or give such authority for the appointment of Military Commandments to take charge of administration of any of the teaching hospitals specified in this Act for such period as may be stipulated in the authority. Again, section 19 of the act, on the definition of hospital states “Hospital includes all institutions (however called) controlled by the board.” Government should as a matter of urgency bring sanity into the system by making sure; that this sabotage by allopathic doctors is stopped. The Government should declare their actions illegal. As the Health Sector moves towards TOPHET a symbol of collapse, we must do all it takes to salvage her, by doing what is right! AJUFO,BENJAMIN CHUKWUNONSO. WRITES FROM ASABA IS the Secretary Association of Medical laboratory Scientists Delta State Branch. 16/7/14 |
She supported the recommendation subscribed by NMA that all JOHESU members who have moved from Grade Level 10 to Grade level 12 should be brought down by one Grade level. In a circular dated 11th of January 2010 , with reference number HCSF /EPO/ EIR/RR/B.63755/T1/77 ,the office of the Head of Service of the Federation stopped the movement of JOHESU members from Grade 10 to Grade level 12. About a year later, the Head of Service in a similar circular dated 10th of February, 2011 with reference number HCSF/EPO/EIR/63755/T1/149 called the movement of Workers from Grade 10 to Grade Level 12 an unauthorized Skipping. By June 2011, the Health Sector was already heated up with drum beats of war between the Workers under the aegis of JOHESU and the Nigerian Government represented by the Ministry of Health. It should be recalled, that as at June 28th 2010, in a meeting held at JUTH GUEST HOUSE in Abuja all Chief Medical Directors and Medical Directors under the auspices of Committee of Chief Executives, Federal Tertiary Aspect in Nigeria, unanimously agreed and released a memo with the reference number CCEHTH/SEC/V.1/86 on the 29th of June 2010 addressed to all Chief Executives of Federal Health Institutions. Article 3 on the topic was- implementation of circular on CONTISS forbidding skipping of Grade Level 10 or any Grade level. The decision taken was;-(1) Members decided that by July this year (2010) all Federal Tertiary Hospital should have fully implemented the circular with effect from 1st April 2010.All officers who had skipped Grade level 10 should be brought down by one grade level except those occupying the appointive posts of Director of Administration.(2)To effect this all CF.Os should simultaneously issue a circular to all affected staff on the 12th July,2010 informing them of the plan to implement the circular in July. This memo was signed by M O. Adeoba for: Chairman CCEFTH. Immediately this directive was later implemented, the Health Sector was thrown into chaos, JOHESU gave the Government ultimatum to change her decisions which was not workers friendly, but the Government refused. Moreover the Government failed to implement agreements signed with JOHESU since 2009. This was now followed with a Strike action by JOHESU who accused, the Government of not keeping with the principle of Collective Bargaining. As a result of the crisis in the health Sector on the 9th of August 2011, The Minister of Labour waded into the matter, but the Ministry of Health was not satistisfied by the resolution, and the matter was later taken to the National Industrial Court for adjudication. After a legal battle between the Ministry of Health and JOHESU, the Court ruled in favour of JOHESU in 2013, that Government was wrong to have denied JOHESU members her right. And that JOHESU members appointed Consultants were wrongfully stopped as consultants. After the judgment, from nowhere, NMA/MDCAN who were not a party to the suit, cried foul that the Court Judgment should not be implemented. They as usual were the one that hoodwinked the Government, to have taken the wrong decision that was upturned by the Court. Suddenly they started accusing government of favouring JOHESU members, and that they must skip, even though that no JOHESU member was skipping. Now that the Government is trying to muster the courage to do what is right, NMA/MDCAN has chosen to fight the Nigerian patients, by denying them services and declaring a strike action. Note that it is the same patient they have told the world that they own and that all their actions is for the best interest of the patient. Today NMA/MDCAN who insisted that they must have a different salary structure are the ones imposing on the Government what other employees should earn .The same NMA/MDCAN that wrongfully accused JOHESU members of skipping and even lost this matter in court is the one, now championing skipping for her members, even when doctors scheme of service does not grant such. What a double standard! NMA/MDCAN AND CALCULATED SABOTAGE. Since July 1st 2014,NMA AND MDCAN have denied patients the right to treatment even when the National Industrial Court had ruled that all parties involved should maintain status quo ante. Dr Obembe the leader of NMA, who also happens to be a member of MDCAN has continued to defy Court orders under the guise that it is MDCAN that went to Court. One is forced to ask, “Is Dr Obembe not a member of MDCAN”? Again, does NMA have the moral justification to call for strike when she is not a Trade Union? Can NMA go on strike on an issue that is already before a Court of competent jurisdiction? How does NMA think that the Government will be negotiating with her on an issue before the Court? |
The Nigerian Health Sector has been in the news for some time now, as a result of the lingering crisis that has bedeviled the Sector. The HEALTH sector is expected to be a place of total wellbeing but why is there so much hostility in the Sector which has taken a hydra-headed form? Why is the Sector matching towards Tophet; the Valley of Destructio n? There is so much misinformation, impunity, violation of Established Rules and Codes of Conduct. Why is the Place polarized with mistrust, and disharmony? Why has the Government allowed herself to become a pawn in the hands of Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) and Medical and Dental Consultants Association(MDCAN) which are not legally recognized Trade Unions ? Why does the Government allow double Standards within the same Sector? The government that was able to restrain a registered Trade Union from going on strike has not stopped an unregistered body posturing as a Trade Union. Why has the Government allowed the Constitution of the Federal Republic, to be violated by NMA who sees herself as the Imperial Majesty, who must continue to subjugate other workers in the Health Sector? Before we bring answers to these numerous WHYS, let us x-ray the pathogenesis of the crisis in the Health Sector. SALARY STRUCTURES IN THE HEALTH SECTOR Under the then President, His Excellency Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, the Nigerian Government in 2009 had approved two different Salary Structures in the Health Sector. These two Salary Scales were known as Consolidated Medical Salary Scale (CONMESS) and Consolidated Health Salary Scale (CONHESS).Medical Doctors in the Service of the Nigerian Civil Service are on CONMESS, while every other person working in the Health Sector was placed under the CONHESS structure. Before the emergence of the late President UMARU MUSA YAR’ ADUA, President Olusegun Obasanjo, had placed all Nigerian Health Workers under a unified Salary Scale.NMA had seriously kicked against this unified Salary Scale. It was NMA that negotiated CONMESS for her members while the Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU), a recognized Trade Union made up of all Unions in the Health Sector outside Medical Doctors, negotiated CONHESS for her members. Below is the two Salary Scales. CONMESS SALARY SCALE CONMESS 01----- HOUSE OFFICER/YOUTH CORPS DOCTOR – Grade Level 10 CONMESS 02----- Registrar/Medical Officer - Grade Level 12 CONMESS 03----- Senior Registrar Grade 11/Senior Medical Officer Grade 2 Grade Level 13 CONMESS 04---- - Senior Registrar Grade 1/Senior Medical Officer Grade 1 Grade level 14 CONMESS 05------ Consultant/Principal Medical officer Grade 2 Grade Level 15 CONMESS 06------ Consultant Special Grade 2/ Principal Medical Officer Grade 1 Grade Level 16 CONMESS 07-------Consultant Special Grade 1/Chief Medical Officer Grade Level 17 CONHESS SALARY SCALE CONHESS 7 INTERNS/NYSC ----------- Grade Level 8 CONHESS 8 X -Officer 1 ----------- Grade Level 9 CONHESS 9 Senior X-Officer ----------- Grade Level 10 CONHESS 11 Principal X- Officer ----------- Grade Level 12 CONHESS 12 Assistant Chief X-Officer ------------ Grade Level 13 CONHESS 13 Chief X-Officer ------------- Grade Level 14 CONHESS 14 Assistant Director X-Officer ---------- Grade Level 15 CONHESS 15 Deputy Director X-Officer ------------- Grade Level 16 CONHESS 16 Director X-Officer ---------------------Grade Level 17 THE FACE OF JANUS AND THE MATCH TOWARDS TOPHET! In the late 2009, NMA, started a campaign of calumny, against members of JOHESU , that they were Skipping, which she alleged as a violation of Government policy. And they as Medical Doctors are treated unjustly in the health sector .As shown above, we have seen that NMA members were the greatest beneficiary of the Government approved Salary Scale, with higher entry point and jumbo pay.NMA was of the opinion that any member of JOHESU, who had moved from CONHESS 9 -to CONHESS 11, should be brought down by one grade level. JOHESU members were unjustly accused of skipping and the polity was heated up. The Public Service Rule provides in 020205 and 020205 (e)- To be eligible for appointment into the Federal Public Service (e) possess requisite qualifications as provided for in the scheme of service. The accusation was faulty because in the Scheme of Service for JOHESU members, there was nothing like Grade level 11.In fact it is a misnomer to term the movement from Grade Level 10 to Grade Level 12 skipping. This is not skipping, because there is no level 11 and what you have in the Scheme of Service is movement from Grade level 10 to 12.The Ministry of Health was seeing through the prism and binoculars of NMA. |
nobilis: You also forgot to add that Dr Paul Orhii is also a consultant pharmacologist.the ACT stipulates that the DG shud have a good knowledge of PHARMACY not PHARMACOLOGY. |
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