@SClinician53303 As an alternative to phototherapy in resource limites settings, it absolutely can be used. The goal is to alter the bilirubin for easy excretion while you manage the 1ry cause of the jaundice. It's not the standard of care, but medicine is dynamic. Use what you have.
@Genesismwanzo1 You're actively setting the profession back so much. Placing COs as these wonderkids and fighting every other profession does nothing but perpetuate the intolerance they face and will alienate them further. You speak with such bitterness that you accuse others of, its
@matters_country We can't use Kenya as a standard for quality care. Clinicians do play a huge role in Kenyans accessing primary health care. But we have to ask ourselves, is it that most Kenyans prefer to see clinicians or is it simply what they can afford or have access to?
@_Kivunja You need to switch your mentality of compensation based on px seen to skill relevance. That's why @Genesismwanzo1 keeps advocating for you to specialize but hamuoni. People view and pay you based on your perceived relevance and expertise.
@UHCmedicsKe@_Kivunja@DrPatrickAmoth@fnoluga When I say drop your sources, i mean peer reviewed studies done on the topic of discussion. We're both HCWs. Si ati tunakosana. I'm very interested because you're speaking too recklessly without a blue check.
@_Kivunja This is the problem with you people. In healthcare, quantity does and can not translate to quality. Seeing 1000 patients does not mean all of them received the best possible care. There's nuances that you nees to educate yourself as a primary care clinician. Wacha porojo tu.
@UHCmedicsKe No medic sees you people as a threat. All i ever see is COs feeling threatened to be erased. If we're talking insecurity(professional or psychological) , I think the call is coming from inside. You're an assistant to an MO. That is what being a CO is. Read your history.
@Genesismwanzo1 Most, if not all, of these procedures can be done by undergrad MBChB students lol. Talk about clutching to straws man. Kizungu mingi but at the core of it, a nothing burger.