Health professionals must be civil always- Nuertey

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• Elizabeth Vaah 11 years ago

  Thank you. Finally, someone is taking action. We hope what these nurses amd midwives are learning at these workshops translates into better and skilled patient care. When do these workshops get rolled out in other regions? We ...
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  Thank you. Finally, someone is taking action. We hope what these nurses amd midwives are learning at these workshops translates into better and skilled patient care. When do these workshops get rolled out in other regions? We need civil and caring health professionals, especially midwives and nurses.
  Thank you
  www.vaahjuniorfoundation.org

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• Nana Yaw 11 years ago

  Most Ghanaian Nurses are stubborn, rude, uneducated, disrespect, etc. Hope they will realize that the patience are their customers therefore they will treat them right. Most of the patience don't know that they can sue the ho ...
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  Most Ghanaian Nurses are stubborn, rude, uneducated, disrespect, etc. Hope they will realize that the patience are their customers therefore they will treat them right. Most of the patience don't know that they can sue the hospital. If there had been such law suits, the nurses would have stop those bad behaviors. I wish there are more private health facilities to make these nurses and their hospitals know how to behave in a competitive market place. If someone had been seriously punished for their behavior, I think it would send a powerful message for others to change. Anyway, God bless Ghana, and our healthcare system.

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• TALK WELL. 11 years ago

  WHEN YOU ADVISE THE DRY FISH, ADVISE THE CAT TOO. IN TAMALE, DOCTORS AND NURSES ARE OFTEN BEATEN UP IF THEY DON'T LEAVE THE SICK TO DIE AND RUSH TO ATTEND TO CORPSES. TO BE PRECISE, DOCTORS AND NURSES AT TAMALE SHOULD BE PAID ...
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  WHEN YOU ADVISE THE DRY FISH, ADVISE THE CAT TOO. IN TAMALE, DOCTORS AND NURSES ARE OFTEN BEATEN UP IF THEY DON'T LEAVE THE SICK TO DIE AND RUSH TO ATTEND TO CORPSES. TO BE PRECISE, DOCTORS AND NURSES AT TAMALE SHOULD BE PAID SPECIAL RISK ALLOWANCES.

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