“Good ethics scarce amongst Nurses in Ghana”

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• nurse 11 years ago

  Nurses who went to university are facin unemployment, yet, they continue to admit nursing students into universities. Does that make sense to you? Better still, why can't MOH liase with UK nursing recruiters to employ these u ...
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  Nurses who went to university are facin unemployment, yet, they continue to admit nursing students into universities. Does that make sense to you? Better still, why can't MOH liase with UK nursing recruiters to employ these unemployed nurses as Philipians used to do wif USA? Because UK is currentli facin sam sort of nursing shortage.

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• nora kontoh nyarko 11 years ago

  obama

  obama

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• American D 11 years ago

  Yes, why cant they create some type of exchange program for these nurses? In addition, wages should be higher for the nurses in Ghana. people always complain how there is brain drain, but Ghana politicians dont appreciate the ...
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  Yes, why cant they create some type of exchange program for these nurses? In addition, wages should be higher for the nurses in Ghana. people always complain how there is brain drain, but Ghana politicians dont appreciate the people that they have when they are working and toiling in Ghana. How can you expect high ethics? You have to have role models...

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• nora kontoh nyarko 11 years ago

  wht you are saying is exactly true.

  wht you are saying is exactly true.

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• Otsibu Darko 11 years ago

  About 65% of the nurses do not have the requisite qualifications and the reason they are there is they bribe their way through -the entrance exams are a sham- because those who passed are ignored and those who pay bribes are ...
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  About 65% of the nurses do not have the requisite qualifications and the reason they are there is they bribe their way through -the entrance exams are a sham- because those who passed are ignored and those who pay bribes are accepted; the same thing with the teachers training schools, is there any wonder our children are not doing well at school; and as for nurses most of them don't have self-respect, the way the act and insult both in/out patients leaves much to be desired and is a total disgrace to the nursing profession around the world as a whole-Ghanaians nurses should re-study the life and works of Florence Nightingale who founded this noble profession and change please change your African/Ghanaian mentality and attitude about your profession-remember treat others the same way you want to be treated-----no matter how the situation treat every patient equally with love and kindness, patients gets healed faster when shown love not with insults!

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