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Strikes: Time to privatize hospitals and training of doctors?

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  • cephas 8 years ago

    This is the way to go,the doctors should pay their fees and upon completion they should look for job.The medical schools should open up take more people who can pay the fees.If the engineers in the power sector should also go ...
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  • Che 8 years ago

    Dr. Bokor, if the government should find a way to nip doctor's strike in the bud, they will have nothing else to do. Because they will go on strike next year and the following year and the following year. We may have to estab ...
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  • Kojo T 8 years ago

    Sorry! but the Bokor's are the last Ewes, I am also an Ewe but the Bokor's are bloody notorious.

  • Kofi 8 years ago

    Massa,"else where" you say?bullshit!!!The else wheres u are talking about don't treat doctors the way government treats doctors here.If "privatization" of medical education is d ideal solution then i guess all university cour ...
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  • kwame ali 8 years ago

    Ma boss,u dont really seem to grasp the dynamics of supply and demand,if govt removes its hand from doctor training and it becomes very very expensive,less people will train as doctors and the country will suffer. and u talk ...
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  • godsway 8 years ago

    What the writer is talking about is the strict entry qualifications in Ghana. The same people who are reject here train outside and become doctors. So if the way is opened for any body who has the desire and has a minimum qua ...
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  • Pastor Josiah 8 years ago

    The govt should accept the mass resignation of our doctors and use it as way out to reform and reorganize the sector. Doctors have for a long time held the nation to ransom. The Govt should take drastic measures to stop the ...
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  • Rogue Lawyer 8 years ago

    it would be a good idea to privatize mostly the hospitals and keep the regional hospitals for special referring , but it need a lot of mechanism-eg how much should a patient pay for consultations must be made public, mostly ...
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  • HAZOR 8 years ago

    Ghanaians should not listen to the self proclaim self made Dr call himself Bokor.There is never a time he has write something sensible.He is residing in Obama US enjoy free Obama care and taking nonsense.Ghanaians need to NDC ...
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  • Kwabena Yeboah 8 years ago

    You think privatization is the solution to every industrial problem. Pure moronic.

  • Kwabena Yeboah 8 years ago

    Look at or country today, foreigners are invariably running the economic engine. In all your studies, did you ever hear of public good?

  • JD 8 years ago

    Yes,he did read about 'public good' but he's not interested in that aspect. I'm surprised that he apportioned little blame on the government machinery while reserving the bulk of his trenchant critiques towards the medical pr ...
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  • Capt TIMs 8 years ago

    i think GoV should let the doctors pay them selfs from that FAT NHIA money,
    secondly GoV should let every student pay every pesewa in school be it teachers nurses, doctors, and after school they should also roam in search f ...
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  • NANA BONSU 8 years ago

    Dr's in my opinions should enjoy more privileges than some stupid Politicians in NPP or NDC. I would rather have a Dr. steal from the public fund than politicians. Their demand for more gas is legit. If MP's have all these fr ...
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  • kkkk 8 years ago

    Dr Bokor, let me enlighten you a bit. Medical students pay the highest fees in the university. A Ghanaian fee paying medical student pays over 9000ghc per academic year. Multiply that by 7years. Accommodation, books, medical ...
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  • Kofi 8 years ago

    Third world country like Cuba hasn"t got this problem.

  • Patriotic citizen 8 years ago

    I totally agree with you. There is so much laxity in the health sector with doctors seeing themselves as thin gods and above every one else. They do not feel that they are employees. They feel they are governors. But no emp ...
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  • klinker 8 years ago

    Allow these medical officers to kill us so that they can go and sit in their consulting rooms and offer their services to our ghosts. They have forgotten that they are not excempted from headaches, stomachaches, injury etc. W ...
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