Thank you for such a well written piece. I hope the policy makers are listening.
Thank you for such a well written piece. I hope the policy makers are listening.
nana addo 7 years ago
Hafiz if government did not set up that mushroom midwifery school in Kpembe you would have been in the wards changing patient catheters.
You call yourself a tutor yet you churn out chaff as products.
Stick to teaching and l ... read full comment
Hafiz if government did not set up that mushroom midwifery school in Kpembe you would have been in the wards changing patient catheters.
You call yourself a tutor yet you churn out chaff as products.
Stick to teaching and leave policy issues to others. Just like the quality of nursing is bad so is it with tutors.
We will soon close down all such mushroom schools and you will be out of work. Just watch out.
Me 7 years ago
you are really a litigant. I pity u
you are really a litigant. I pity u
Ciessey 7 years ago
Good piece my boss
Good piece my boss
cilla 7 years ago
yet they are working
yet they are working
Snr. HeTAG member 7 years ago
Look for the document "The Great Health Service Swindle" and the agreement signed by Major Courage Quashigah, the Health Minister then, Director-General of the Ghana Health Service, Professor Akosa and Dr Fred Sai, Senior Adv ... read full comment
Look for the document "The Great Health Service Swindle" and the agreement signed by Major Courage Quashigah, the Health Minister then, Director-General of the Ghana Health Service, Professor Akosa and Dr Fred Sai, Senior Adviser to the President on Health on behalf on Kufour's Govt. to compel the UK Health service to stop recruiting Ghanaian Nurses in particular.
Snr. HeTAG member 7 years ago
Don't blame the current situation on your leadership. The damage had been done far back in 2005. There's a window of opportunity now....advice your colleagues to take advantage of it.
Don't blame the current situation on your leadership. The damage had been done far back in 2005. There's a window of opportunity now....advice your colleagues to take advantage of it.
Kwaku Nnipa 7 years ago
Bravo my brother! Our Leaders ...hmmmn
Bravo my brother! Our Leaders ...hmmmn
Snr. HeTAG member 7 years ago
Prof. Agyemang Badu Akosa was not part of the delegates to UK and thus not part of the signatory....Much apologies to the learned Prof.
Prof. Agyemang Badu Akosa was not part of the delegates to UK and thus not part of the signatory....Much apologies to the learned Prof.
BB 7 years ago
hare dat info explictly since it looks like u
have some info.
hare dat info explictly since it looks like u
have some info.
BB 7 years ago
Share dat info explictly since it looks like u have some info.
Share dat info explictly since it looks like u have some info.
Shizzles 7 years ago
very nice piece snr colleague.... we are so credulous and easily change our stance....and tend to compromise readily !
very nice piece snr colleague.... we are so credulous and easily change our stance....and tend to compromise readily !
Shizzles 7 years ago
sorry for typo
***Devaluing the Ghanaian Nurse: The role of nursing lesdership
sorry for typo
***Devaluing the Ghanaian Nurse: The role of nursing lesdership
Joseph Arizie Ackah 7 years ago
Well said.Jah blx u.
Well said.Jah blx u.
Mmaa mpe hia. 7 years ago
ITS APPALLING; GOD SAVE THE PROFESSION FROM THE HANDS OF THESE BRIGANDS. MUST OUR LEADERS KOWTOW TO EVERY POLICY?
ITS APPALLING; GOD SAVE THE PROFESSION FROM THE HANDS OF THESE BRIGANDS. MUST OUR LEADERS KOWTOW TO EVERY POLICY?
Markus 7 years ago
Government and private sector are the employers and no nurse leader, principal of any health training institution or even GRNMA has the capacity to decide how graduate nurses should be employed or be placed under any module. ... read full comment
Government and private sector are the employers and no nurse leader, principal of any health training institution or even GRNMA has the capacity to decide how graduate nurses should be employed or be placed under any module. As you rightly said if you sell yourself 1 Ghana they will buy you one pesewa. The decision lies on the graduate nurses. The application is optional they can decide to apply or not to apply. For me as a clinical nurse I will be glad to work with any qualified nurse no matter the mode of engagement. These category of nurses are matured and can decide for themselves. In any case they were not bonded by GOG and they are free to practice any where. I have seen employees of some companies resigning because of bad policies, I am waiting for the first nurse to resign because of bad policies.
Seidu Salim 7 years ago
Great piece bro.
Great piece bro.
Abdu-Latif 7 years ago
Thank u very much fr this wonderful article. Infact, if people like u were in higher places as soon as the nursing profession is concerned, all these happening would have been dealt time as proper as it should.
Thank u very much fr this wonderful article. Infact, if people like u were in higher places as soon as the nursing profession is concerned, all these happening would have been dealt time as proper as it should.
Thank you for such a well written piece. I hope the policy makers are listening.
Hafiz if government did not set up that mushroom midwifery school in Kpembe you would have been in the wards changing patient catheters.
You call yourself a tutor yet you churn out chaff as products.
Stick to teaching and l ...
read full comment
you are really a litigant. I pity u
Good piece my boss
yet they are working
Look for the document "The Great Health Service Swindle" and the agreement signed by Major Courage Quashigah, the Health Minister then, Director-General of the Ghana Health Service, Professor Akosa and Dr Fred Sai, Senior Adv ...
read full comment
Don't blame the current situation on your leadership. The damage had been done far back in 2005. There's a window of opportunity now....advice your colleagues to take advantage of it.
Bravo my brother! Our Leaders ...hmmmn
Prof. Agyemang Badu Akosa was not part of the delegates to UK and thus not part of the signatory....Much apologies to the learned Prof.
hare dat info explictly since it looks like u
have some info.
Share dat info explictly since it looks like u have some info.
very nice piece snr colleague.... we are so credulous and easily change our stance....and tend to compromise readily !
sorry for typo
***Devaluing the Ghanaian Nurse: The role of nursing lesdership
Well said.Jah blx u.
ITS APPALLING; GOD SAVE THE PROFESSION FROM THE HANDS OF THESE BRIGANDS. MUST OUR LEADERS KOWTOW TO EVERY POLICY?
Government and private sector are the employers and no nurse leader, principal of any health training institution or even GRNMA has the capacity to decide how graduate nurses should be employed or be placed under any module. ...
read full comment
Great piece bro.
Thank u very much fr this wonderful article. Infact, if people like u were in higher places as soon as the nursing profession is concerned, all these happening would have been dealt time as proper as it should.