Ghanaian nurse in UK on trial for assaulting patients

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cha 12 years ago

NDC must go

NDC must go
NANA 12 years ago

THe two are different.

THe two are different.
kwabena bee 12 years ago

no differences, from caring perspective.

no differences, from caring perspective.
OSBON 12 years ago

This People from Ghana health care system, thought they are treating their follow Ghanaians where abuse of patients are normal.
She should be put to jail for a long time.
Without the patients they dont have a job. The educ ...
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This People from Ghana health care system, thought they are treating their follow Ghanaians where abuse of patients are normal.
She should be put to jail for a long time.
Without the patients they dont have a job. The education they have is part to blame.
God will punish all wicked nurse's.
AbasZ 12 years ago

Sakyiwaa is a ward assistance,not a nurse.

Sakyiwaa is a ward assistance,not a nurse.
SHAMO 12 years ago

Akosua Sakyiwaa is one of the kindest Ashanti women. There are worse ones like Konadu Agyemang-Rawlings. See how she has reduced JJ to nothing.

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Akosua Sakyiwaa is one of the kindest Ashanti women. There are worse ones like Konadu Agyemang-Rawlings. See how she has reduced JJ to nothing.

Ashanti girls are most beautiful, but so cantankerous that men must fear them more than HIV
Mona 12 years ago

Can u imagine her working at korlebu teaching hospital? she would abuse every patient.
Is a shame. No empathy, just working for the money. She should rot in jail!

Can u imagine her working at korlebu teaching hospital? she would abuse every patient.
Is a shame. No empathy, just working for the money. She should rot in jail!
Nyansasem 12 years ago

The stupidity of some of those who come here are amazing. We have elderly people allegedly being abused by their caretakers and all that you care about is whether they are Nursing Assistant or R/LPN or BSN. What difference do ...
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The stupidity of some of those who come here are amazing. We have elderly people allegedly being abused by their caretakers and all that you care about is whether they are Nursing Assistant or R/LPN or BSN. What difference does that make?

Whether a Nursing Assistant(CNA)/Personal Support Worker (PSW) or R/LPN or BSN, no health care worker has the right to intimidate or insult, let alone hit a patient. Under no circumstance should anyone hit anyone under his or her care. Period. This is the first thing you would be told when you decide to work in the health care industry.

Unfortunately, many Africans take it as "JOB" instead of a career or their calling. I have warned many and continue to warn those who want to enter into the industry that it is not all about money and they should be careful. I have met African nurses who have lost everything because of being accused of "harassment." After all their schooling, they have to find another field to work because they are banned to take care of any vulnerable in our society. If you don't have the temperament to work in that field, give it up.

It is alleged, so I hope it stays that way. But why would you do such a thing in front of your trainee? But then again, most Africans are naive.

Even if you are attacked by a psycho/mental patient, you need to remove yourself from that dangerous place and get to a safe place. You don't have to stand there and "defend" yourself; there is nothing like defending myself while standing there and exchanging blows. This is the reason why most healthcare workers are asked to take CRISIS PREVENTION course to know when to stop a crisis or run away from a crisis.

Whatever happens, I hope they learn something from that.
K. Boateng 12 years ago

This case brings to the forth the uncaring and lack of compassion among Ghanaian healthcare workers, especially nurses. It's quite disheartening to note that most Ghanaian nurses in Ghana are very rude and don't empathize wit ...
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This case brings to the forth the uncaring and lack of compassion among Ghanaian healthcare workers, especially nurses. It's quite disheartening to note that most Ghanaian nurses in Ghana are very rude and don't empathize with the sick who throng to various hospitals in Ghana for health care. You most often witness nurses in Ghana insulting and maltreating helpless patients (especially the poor and illiterate ones) under their care. I've had on many occasions accosted some nurses on my visits to Ghana for the way they handle patients. I hope nurses in Ghana will read this particular case and reform themselves before they fall into a problem of this nature.
Vuvuzela 12 years ago

Lack of discipline and respect is a result of poor raising at home. You know very well majority of Ghanaians are likewise.

Lack of discipline and respect is a result of poor raising at home. You know very well majority of Ghanaians are likewise.

Eric London 12 years ago

As black Africans don't think about their fellow human being,particularly the children and the elderly, the Europeans care more about children ,sick,and the elderly.Afircans are simian

As black Africans don't think about their fellow human being,particularly the children and the elderly, the Europeans care more about children ,sick,and the elderly.Afircans are simian
Nana Aba 12 years ago

Be careful not to be judgmental until all the facts are out and you've heard the full story on both sides. This is inflammatory partial reporting of the facts. Nothing in here was mentioned of the detailed cross examination ...
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Be careful not to be judgmental until all the facts are out and you've heard the full story on both sides. This is inflammatory partial reporting of the facts. Nothing in here was mentioned of the detailed cross examination which has shown the inaccuracies in her stories! Would it surprise you to learn that Akosua was not on duty on the days she claimed to have worked with her and made these so called observations?
Tell me if you will watch a patient being abused over a period of 8wks before you call for help? You do nothing in 8 wks and at the end of your rotation you tell a whole bunch of stories involving patient abuse? In my humble opinion, it sounds like she pieced together stories she had heard from other students and that is wholly unreliable! Why isn't her story corroborated by physical evidence? A patient being slapped about will have purple bruising on the body caucasian patients bruise easily - as any nurse who has been in contact with patients ought to know!
I don't doubt that Africans are loud and brash when speaking - that is more a matter of culture and perception than actual ill treatment or insults.

As an anglosized african, I can picture the scenario where these nurses (who incidentally have been looking after theses patients for a number of years and therefore have a relationship with them) say Akosua for example, in the story highlighted here, may have said what she said in jest - not to insult but a jocular exchange between patient and carer! If you don't know the two have a relatioship in which they make jokes at each other, have a good banter, you might take offence. This student was only a first year student at the time and her first encounter on a ward of this type. It is wholly conceivable that she misinterpreted what she saw.

I am disappointed that the reporter simply stopped short of reporting on the cross examination. Maybe that would have given readers a better perspective of these allegations.

We'll watch with interest to see what cross examination reveals. I know on the first day the student had a tough time on cross - sufficient to raise reasonable doubt about the accuracy of her allegations!

We shouldn't in the heat of partial reporting, make scape goats out of these carers!
Nana Aba 12 years ago

Be careful not to be judgmental until all the facts are out and you've heard the full story on both sides. This is inflammatory partial reporting of the facts. Nothing in here was mentioned of the detailed cross examination w ...
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Be careful not to be judgmental until all the facts are out and you've heard the full story on both sides. This is inflammatory partial reporting of the facts. Nothing in here was mentioned of the detailed cross examination which has shown the inaccuracies in her stories! Would it surprise you to learn that Akosua was not on duty on the days she claimed to have worked with her and made these so called observations?
Tell me if you will watch a patient being abused over a period of 8wks before you call for help? You do nothing in 8 wks and at the end of your rotation you tell a whole bunch of stories involving patient abuse? In my humble opinion, it sounds like she pieced together stories she had heard from other students and that is wholly unreliable! Why isn't her story corroborated by physical evidence? A patient being slapped about will have purple bruising on the body caucasian patients bruise easily - as any nurse who has been in contact with patients ought to know!
I don't doubt that Africans are loud and brash when speaking - that is more a matter of culture and perception than actual ill treatment or insults.

As an anglosized african, I can picture the scenario where these nurses (who incidentally have been looking after theses patients for a number of years and therefore have a relationship with them) say Akosua for example, in the story highlighted here, may have said what she said in jest - not to insult but a jocular exchange between patient and carer! If you don't know the two have a relatioship in which they make jokes at each other, have a good banter, you might take offence. This student was only a first year student at the time and her first encounter on a ward of this type. It is wholly conceivable that she misinterpreted what she saw.

I am disappointed that the reporter simply stopped short of reporting on the cross examination. Maybe that would have given readers a better perspective of these allegations.

We'll watch with interest to see what cross examination reveals. I know on the first day the student had a tough time on cross - sufficient to raise reasonable doubt about the accuracy of her allegations!

We shouldn't in the heat of partial reporting, make scape goats out of these carers!
KWAME 12 years ago

you are brilliant. i was infuriated about this article until i read your paper. Are they supposed to be displaying her photo for an alleged offense. She should sue ghanaweb and everybody involved in displaying her photo if ...
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you are brilliant. i was infuriated about this article until i read your paper. Are they supposed to be displaying her photo for an alleged offense. She should sue ghanaweb and everybody involved in displaying her photo if she is found not guilty. A black person accused is a gift to the white man. it takes people like you to think outside the box and give possible alternative explanations. thank you
the truth 12 years ago

Well said!

Well said!
Nicholas J Bedzo 12 years ago

These Nursing assistants are Monsters
why they pay for the work,and you are
giving illtreatment to the patient
she should be Jailed and deported back
to Ghana cancelled her certificate and
barn her from entry into the C ...
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These Nursing assistants are Monsters
why they pay for the work,and you are
giving illtreatment to the patient
she should be Jailed and deported back
to Ghana cancelled her certificate and
barn her from entry into the Country.
koloxoxo 12 years ago

she exported the unprofessional behavior overseas. what kind of professional training did she receive? was she not train in clinical psychology? anyway dementia patience suffer some sort of hallucination / delusional thinkin ...
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she exported the unprofessional behavior overseas. what kind of professional training did she receive? was she not train in clinical psychology? anyway dementia patience suffer some sort of hallucination / delusional thinking, how sure is the court,the patient not showing characteristics of praecox dementia? they should investigate this well
senior citizen---Germany. 12 years ago

Dear Ghanaians back at home,do you know what\,these minor jobs undertaken by some ladies as nursing assistants in Europe is very tedious and needs care, patience and love for the senior patients in these exlusive wards whic ...
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Dear Ghanaians back at home,do you know what\,these minor jobs undertaken by some ladies as nursing assistants in Europe is very tedious and needs care, patience and love for the senior patients in these exlusive wards which requires people with natural tallents as ennumerated above but not training as it is normally required.Excuse me to say that, one behaves like a child when old age sets into ones life.The reasons being that, fraustrations, bodily pains, isolations and unsuspected problems come into the life of the affected poor victims who expect a motherly care from these nursing assistants who do not have this natural phinomenon to meet these challenges but only working for their belly.My candid oppinion is that their training should include kinder pedagougy and sychology which may prepare them for the tedious work ahead of them.
Kwaku Ananse 12 years ago

We are not doing politic here

We are not doing politic here
Kay 12 years ago

i know this lady personally she is being accused falsely. u guys dont understand the law innocent until proving guilty.
I was in court with her today lies upon lies.

i know this lady personally she is being accused falsely. u guys dont understand the law innocent until proving guilty.
I was in court with her today lies upon lies.

' and Jesus wept ' 12 years ago

If this is not your career get out of it. Services first. If you doing this just for the money you will be miserable.

If this is not your career get out of it. Services first. If you doing this just for the money you will be miserable.
Elorm A. 12 years ago

Nursing is a very stressful profession and many immigrant nurses or nurses aides working abroad are not appreciated. Fellow nurses do not mistreat the elderly out of frustration, because you will also age as time goes on. Tre ...
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Nursing is a very stressful profession and many immigrant nurses or nurses aides working abroad are not appreciated. Fellow nurses do not mistreat the elderly out of frustration, because you will also age as time goes on. Treat the elderly as your own grandparents with dignity, love and respect. Also if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. Nursing is not for everyone. Ghanaian nurses back home are more abusive and unprofessional. God have mercy on us all. Shalom.
obibini 12 years ago

She thinks she is in Ghana were patients are treated like toilet paper. if she did she should be punished

She thinks she is in Ghana were patients are treated like toilet paper. if she did she should be punished
i knew it 12 years ago

if u were in ghana you would even spank the student nurse in addition to those old guys and u will only be feard by the rest. lol. any those old folks can bt annoying thou

if u were in ghana you would even spank the student nurse in addition to those old guys and u will only be feard by the rest. lol. any those old folks can bt annoying thou
Yeabr3 _Mo 12 years ago

Several of these dead-end jobs do not really care about the patients;it is all about the 'mullas'! In addition to physical abuse, many are known to to rip patients off - money,as well as other personal valuables(jewellery, in ...
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Several of these dead-end jobs do not really care about the patients;it is all about the 'mullas'! In addition to physical abuse, many are known to to rip patients off - money,as well as other personal valuables(jewellery, in particular). You can tell from her photo that she is a wicked individual.
ASHANTIS ARE UGLIEST GHANAIANS=TRUE 12 years ago

ONLY ILLITERATE ASHANTIS WILL BEHAVE LIKE THAT

ONLY ILLITERATE ASHANTIS WILL BEHAVE LIKE THAT
Papa kweku 12 years ago

TYPICAL OSUOFIAS (ASHANTIS) IN LONDON.

TYPICAL OSUOFIAS (ASHANTIS) IN LONDON.
Danfodi 12 years ago

The heading is wrong and confusing. This lady is a care assistant and not a nurse. Also, we should leave the judgement to the court for now.

The heading is wrong and confusing. This lady is a care assistant and not a nurse. Also, we should leave the judgement to the court for now.
Maame Grace 12 years ago

Kwasea what tribe are you state it here and i will give you my Ashanti stupidity. Kwasea again

Kwasea what tribe are you state it here and i will give you my Ashanti stupidity. Kwasea again
Pee 12 years ago

Hope it not true, otherwise she will find it difficult to get another work,
The prosecutors always add some to it.

Hope it not true, otherwise she will find it difficult to get another work,
The prosecutors always add some to it.

too known 12 years ago

Charity begins at home.These Ghanaian nurses have not respect for patients back here and then carry that attitude again to abroad.Shame on you.Without this patience you people have no job. Ghanaians have to start taking them ...
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Charity begins at home.These Ghanaian nurses have not respect for patients back here and then carry that attitude again to abroad.Shame on you.Without this patience you people have no job. Ghanaians have to start taking them to court.
too known 12 years ago

Charity begins at home.These Ghanaian nurses have not respect for patients back here and then carry that attitude again to abroad.Shame on you.Without this patience you people have no job. Ghanaians have to start taking them ...
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Charity begins at home.These Ghanaian nurses have not respect for patients back here and then carry that attitude again to abroad.Shame on you.Without this patience you people have no job. Ghanaians have to start taking them to court
too known 12 years ago

Charity begins at home.These Ghanaian nurses have not respect for patients back here and then carry that attitude again to abroad.Shame on you.Without this patience you people have no job. Ghanaians have to start taking them ...
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Charity begins at home.These Ghanaian nurses have not respect for patients back here and then carry that attitude again to abroad.Shame on you.Without this patience you people have no job. Ghanaians have to start taking them to court.
concerned ghanaian 12 years ago

Yet, Ghanaians see this type of service as something we need to introduce into Ghana!!!

In the UK, there are laws and these laws are obeyed. If you break them, you are caught and pusnished accordingly. NO BRIBE,NO NEPOTIS ...
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Yet, Ghanaians see this type of service as something we need to introduce into Ghana!!!

In the UK, there are laws and these laws are obeyed. If you break them, you are caught and pusnished accordingly. NO BRIBE,NO NEPOTISM AND NO FAILURES.

In Ghana,we have Laws and we have lawlessness that goes unchecked. When culprits are apprehended, somehow,the evidence gets lost, changed or the offender becomes a member of the NPP and gets set free.
Maxi A 12 years ago

Lets also hear what she says and then the Jury or magistrate will decide... The evidence is bad but guys lets see what happens

Lets also hear what she says and then the Jury or magistrate will decide... The evidence is bad but guys lets see what happens
Abroampah 12 years ago

I wouldn't condone her behaviour if she's found guilty of these charges,but why is this becoming common practice in old peoples homes and their like all over Western-Europe?Blame it on government policies which make it possib ...
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I wouldn't condone her behaviour if she's found guilty of these charges,but why is this becoming common practice in old peoples homes and their like all over Western-Europe?Blame it on government policies which make it possible for the operators of such instituitions to avail of the "cheap-labour" option instead of employing the appropriate,qualified and suitable labour for such services, at a reasonable pay.The same people who vote such governments into power do forget that thier votes will affect them at old-age or?
Sam UK 12 years ago

Health Care Assistant is NOT a Nurse. This headline is misleading.
This does not in anyway reduce this serious allegation.

Health Care Assistant is NOT a Nurse. This headline is misleading.
This does not in anyway reduce this serious allegation.
the truth 12 years ago

Abuse is abuse, and whether it is committed by a rocket scientist or a neurosergeon it does not change it.

We should be discussing why this is a potential problem rather than whether she is a medical officer or a janitor.

Abuse is abuse, and whether it is committed by a rocket scientist or a neurosergeon it does not change it.

We should be discussing why this is a potential problem rather than whether she is a medical officer or a janitor.
D/Sgt. Nuamah 12 years ago

They do ignore suffering patients at Korle Bu and 37. They make all sorts of remarks against patients they are supposed to be taking care off and they get away with it. They carry the same attitude to the UK
Now they see ...
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They do ignore suffering patients at Korle Bu and 37. They make all sorts of remarks against patients they are supposed to be taking care off and they get away with it. They carry the same attitude to the UK
Now they see RED LIGHT.
Awasaso 12 years ago

Fraustration rather than comppassion led some Ghanaian nurses and assistant to their job. They only there of the pound sterling not the people they are caring for . On the contrary the Zimbabwean most of the nurses and assist ...
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Fraustration rather than comppassion led some Ghanaian nurses and assistant to their job. They only there of the pound sterling not the people they are caring for . On the contrary the Zimbabwean most of the nurses and assistants make a better nutses than out lot.
Awasaso 12 years ago

A Nursing assistant would be better than a Ghanaian nurse.

A Nursing assistant would be better than a Ghanaian nurse.
K. Boateng 12 years ago

it's good that you guys are wtinessing the misinformation that this a NPP mouthpiece churns out to the their gullible readers; one wonders if they do it out of ignorance or they're simply being mean.

it's good that you guys are wtinessing the misinformation that this a NPP mouthpiece churns out to the their gullible readers; one wonders if they do it out of ignorance or they're simply being mean.
Akua 12 years ago

Not a qualified nurse pls

Not a qualified nurse pls
Paulina M 12 years ago

so automatically she is a Nigerian. Ghanaian health care assistants are ery compassionate human beign. Been married to Nigerian, she must have taking their behaviours.

so automatically she is a Nigerian. Ghanaian health care assistants are ery compassionate human beign. Been married to Nigerian, she must have taking their behaviours.
I love Nigeria 12 years ago

Xenophobia. u need a check up,u are a swine.......... i can see where u coming from.

Xenophobia. u need a check up,u are a swine.......... i can see where u coming from.
Jason 12 years ago

Typical behaviours of some Ghanaians.

They should take notice of Kofi Anan and really be in service of the people and not of their selfisness!

Typical behaviours of some Ghanaians.

They should take notice of Kofi Anan and really be in service of the people and not of their selfisness!
GHANA 12 years ago

Jail that monkey she thinks she is in lawless Ghana where no one cares about anybody.

Jail that monkey she thinks she is in lawless Ghana where no one cares about anybody.
Maame 12 years ago

Pls she is not a nurse. Health care assistants are mostly illiterates without any training at all. They want to make a living in UK but they are very wicked and inhuman. I am a nurse in London and I just hate working with the ...
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Pls she is not a nurse. Health care assistants are mostly illiterates without any training at all. They want to make a living in UK but they are very wicked and inhuman. I am a nurse in London and I just hate working with these HCAs. She should go to jail
nana saa 12 years ago

What do you mean they are illitrate, i guess they get the necessary training before or on the job training. Without them too the job will be difficult for the nurse to do.

What do you mean they are illitrate, i guess they get the necessary training before or on the job training. Without them too the job will be difficult for the nurse to do.
Adongo 12 years ago

Oh Maame,you've betrayed your compatriot.i don't believe the whole story. ....give a dog a bad name and ,............

Oh Maame,you've betrayed your compatriot.i don't believe the whole story. ....give a dog a bad name and ,............
Mama Mamprobi 12 years ago

The mentality of Ghanaian nurses carries itself to UK. That is how they have been treating our mothers and grandmothers in Ghana when they go to hospital . Sakyiwaa was should be used as an example for nurses in Ghana to lear ...
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The mentality of Ghanaian nurses carries itself to UK. That is how they have been treating our mothers and grandmothers in Ghana when they go to hospital . Sakyiwaa was should be used as an example for nurses in Ghana to learn from.
Williams Ignatius 12 years ago

all is summarised in this " LOVE ur neighbour as yourself" let us love our neigbour,friends,enemies even as CHRIST JESUS loved us. HEAVEN and HELL is REAL, REPENT of ur sins todae, call on JESUS CHRIST, HE will cleanse u with ...
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all is summarised in this " LOVE ur neighbour as yourself" let us love our neigbour,friends,enemies even as CHRIST JESUS loved us. HEAVEN and HELL is REAL, REPENT of ur sins todae, call on JESUS CHRIST, HE will cleanse u with HIS BLOOD and u shall b as white as stone. remember JESUS CHRIST is coming again with thousand`s of HIS angels to take HIS children(those who ar saved by the BLOOD of JESUS CHRIST our SAVIOR), JESUS LOVES YOU only if u will confess your sins with your mouth todae, HE is faithful to forgive.
Ni-Akompi Ofadi Nsuro 12 years ago

What a shame! They are not qualifired to be O'nurse & she took the job because of the money.There are many of them. As a heart patient in hospital, I never allow them to come near me.See if the person who employed her is an A ...
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What a shame! They are not qualifired to be O'nurse & she took the job because of the money.There are many of them. As a heart patient in hospital, I never allow them to come near me.See if the person who employed her is an African. Dzuloi
DAN 12 years ago

was she thinking she was in Ghana where people's rights are violated any how? she should be jailed

was she thinking she was in Ghana where people's rights are violated any how? she should be jailed
Egya Blay 12 years ago

If found guilty she should be jailed for at least five years. Thinking that she could send her bad attitude from Ghana where people are not treated with respect especially in the hospitals to the UK. I bet you she will not g ...
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If found guilty she should be jailed for at least five years. Thinking that she could send her bad attitude from Ghana where people are not treated with respect especially in the hospitals to the UK. I bet you she will not get less that two years in jail without parole.
Robert, Lagos, Nigeria 12 years ago

HA BA MY SISTER IF IT IS TRUE THEN IT IS RATHER VERY UNFAIR,GHANAIANS ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE CRUEL THAT EXTENT MOST ESPECIALLY TO THE ELDERLY,IF YOU DON'T LOVE THE JOB,YOU LOOK FOR ANOTHER ONE.BEAR IN MIND THAT ALL OF US WILL GR ...
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HA BA MY SISTER IF IT IS TRUE THEN IT IS RATHER VERY UNFAIR,GHANAIANS ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE CRUEL THAT EXTENT MOST ESPECIALLY TO THE ELDERLY,IF YOU DON'T LOVE THE JOB,YOU LOOK FOR ANOTHER ONE.BEAR IN MIND THAT ALL OF US WILL GROW OLD SOMEDAY
Vuvuzela 12 years ago

Who told you Ghanaians are not cruel? Ghanaians don't respect anyone. In fact they don't respect anything.

Who told you Ghanaians are not cruel? Ghanaians don't respect anyone. In fact they don't respect anything.
??? 12 years ago

thankxx a million.pass this wisdom to your children.

thankxx a million.pass this wisdom to your children.
eyram 12 years ago

it is true that issues relating to racism cannot be taken out of such a verdict in a white community but on the contrary, the alleged behaviour of the nurse in question is very typical of nurses here in ghana and common in mo ...
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it is true that issues relating to racism cannot be taken out of such a verdict in a white community but on the contrary, the alleged behaviour of the nurse in question is very typical of nurses here in ghana and common in most public hospitals. ghanaian nurses ought change their attitude toward patients.
Robert, Lagos, Nigeria 12 years ago

AND IT IS HIGH TIME NURSES AND ALL OF THEM WHO WORKS IN THE HEALTH INSTITUTION ARE TAUGHT HOW TO BE CIVIL ,POLITE AND HUMAN TO PATIENT.LET THE GOV,OF GHANA ENACT A LAW IN PLACE THAT WILL DEAL WITH ALL SUCH CASES. PATIENT HAVE ...
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AND IT IS HIGH TIME NURSES AND ALL OF THEM WHO WORKS IN THE HEALTH INSTITUTION ARE TAUGHT HOW TO BE CIVIL ,POLITE AND HUMAN TO PATIENT.LET THE GOV,OF GHANA ENACT A LAW IN PLACE THAT WILL DEAL WITH ALL SUCH CASES. PATIENT HAVE BEEN SUFFERING FOR LONG.IT IS DISHEARTENING THAT FOR NO CAUSE OF MY I GOES TO THE HOSPITAL FOR A FEE AND THEN GET INSULTED AGAIN.
woman friend 12 years ago

Look Ghanaian women have quick temper

Look Ghanaian women have quick temper
Daavi 12 years ago

Good lesson for our nurses and others who maltreat patients

Good lesson for our nurses and others who maltreat patients
dbo 12 years ago

peak

peak
Concern Citizen 12 years ago

Nursing assistant is not trained at University. A nurse is well trained 3years university degree or diploma.

Nursing assistant is not trained at University. A nurse is well trained 3years university degree or diploma.
Obaapa 12 years ago

How wicked can you b? U will ve no job if they die, mind u.

How wicked can you b? U will ve no job if they die, mind u.

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