₦airaland Forum

Dareal90s:
Your leg is broken.

BeginsAtHome:
Baba Hafusa (Half salary) was indeed a disaster during his tenure as Osun state governor.

Adeleke isn't doing any better though...

Just dancing and vibes!!!

Skydivine:
Every patient , first belongs to a doctor and not the nurse. A doctor owes a patient the duty of care. The oath taken during induction is, “do no harm.”
The duty of care demands that a doctor do whatever it takes to benefit the patient. In fact, during emergency, every reasonable effort must be to stabilize the patient by the doctor. When a doctor is present in a setting with other healthcare workers, there is a natural hierarchy in the chain of command with the doctor taking the lead. The aim is to avoid confusion in the delegation of task. During emergency. others must follow this lead.

A very important question to ask is, what would another reasonable doctor with same training and position do in similar situations? Would he/she overlook or neglect the patient? Another way to look at it is to ask, what would the doctor have done if that patient was a family member?
These moral and ethical issues are considered from two perspectives. Was the negligence intentional or unintentional? When you see a patient in acute distress and refuses to take action, it is intentional. The harm caused by the inaction could have been avoided by another rational person.

sulaak:
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