Nigerian Doctor takes over Leadership of Global Medical Politics
Despite the continuously degrading struggle and unconducive environment back home in Nigeria for enablement, Nigerian…More
Tagged: Health workers
Broken Promises, Empty Promises: A Call To Remember!
During the pandemic outbreak and lockdown, the whole world promised NURSES everything that we deserved…More
Day 57 of NARD Strike: Nigerian Resident Doctors and FGN Saga Continues
Despite the celebration of The International Day of Peace (also known as World Peace Day)…More
Nursing Services in Nigeria: Prevalence of Auxiliary Nurses and The Role of Hospital Management
Recently, I became really bothered about the state of Nursing practice in Nigeria. I mean,…More
“The President doesn’t have the right people representing him on issues of the Nigerian Healthcare Sector…” – First Female NARD Secretary General
It’s no longer news that the National Association of Resident Doctors in Nigeria have been…More
Meeting the Need for Non–medical Human Resource in the Nigerian Healthcare Sector
Non-Clinical healthcare workers are becoming increasingly important for patient engagement and care coordination. These workers…More
MB;BS Vrykolakas
MB;BS means is a Latin acronym for Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (Medicinae Baccalaureus…More
Medical Profession in Nigeria; An Abject Catastrophe of Poverty
I think people need to be informed; Nigerian Doctors are very poor! and when compared…More
“My COVID Story” – A Pharmacist’s Day-to-day Account
On the 29th of July 2021, I had the symptoms of what would now be…More
Tales of the Young Doctor: Oncology care in Nigeria
Around my final year, one of my options for specialization was “Surgical Oncology”. However, doing…More