PHED: THIS NEGLECT IS UNACCEPTABLE!
For over one month, the Doctors’ Quarters at No. 1 Olumeni Street, Old GRA, Port Harcourt, has been without electricity.
Despite repeated interventions by Hospital Management and ARD RSUTH, PHED has failed to resolve the problem.
The level of emotional blackmail that Nigerian doctors face is astounding! It’s wild!
DOCTORS ARE HUMAN BEINGS TOO!!
DOCTORS ARE HUMAN BEINGS TOO!!
DOCTORS ARE HUMAN BEINGS TOO!!
“What happens to other patients who have spent millions on admission?”
This is emotional blackmail.
A doctor was assaulted, and somehow the focus has shifted from the violence (which has been normalized) to making doctors feel guilty for reacting.
Mind you, reports said he was operating on a patient in theatre when the incident happened…I wonder what happened to that patient.
They literally fired shots and sprayed tear gas too.
But it’s still the doctor that should be thinking about the patients on admission?
I said what I said.
Shut down the hospital.
If I'm being honest, half the things I went through are in fact because of me, my lack of discipline, not listening to my gut feelings, and my poor decision-making.
@veekeeuche I love this idea. As a medic who went through medical school watching Dr Najeeb’s lectures on YouTube, it’ll be nice to see other courses adapt this idea, especially if the class is difficult to follow in real time.
Dear Nigerian Medical Association @nationalnma
Are you aware of the allegations that Dr. Ogbomade Samson Romani was beaten up by patient relatives and now he's dead
Is his death going to be one of those deaths we only reference?
When is the @PoliceNG going to bring his killers to justice?
Another reminder to my healthcare colleagues.
You are one of the poorest paid healthcare worker on earth but guess what?
That's not the worst part.
A lot of your patients hate you, apparently for no reason.
I don't know why but they don't see you as human.
They see you as a tool that is created to stop them from dying and fuck everything else.
They don't care if you have a family or even if you don't get paid, as long as they get treated.
They don't care if you're overworked or exposed to danger or even if you die while helping them.
The believe it's your right to die to save their pathetic lives.
Then, with the rise of litigation, they'll sue your ass for the flimsiest reasons just to escape generational poverty.
So don't let anyone gaslight you about any useless oath, do your job and go home.
I'll Repeat for emphasis.
Do your job and go home!
There's no benefit to being a hero to Nigerians.
An average Nigerian is a Serah Ibrahim but with less confidence.
You've been warned.
Another general hospital about to collapse.
Government is busy building billion dollar complexes and labs but refuses to hire to treat it's doctors well.
My colleagues are resigning, I raised a concern and they say I would be the one to take over their duties.
Lol.
As if sufferness is my surname.
Take my resignation too jur!!
😂😂😂
As I keep saying, soon Babalawo will start conducting wardrounds.
A doctor died after contracting Lassa fever from a patient, yet there’s barely any public outcry
Meanwhile, three "alleged" cases of medical negligence have gone viral and sparked outrage within the same period.
Nigerian doctors, you are hated!!
Never do anything for free!!
Dear Nigerians,
I hope you remember that the next time a patient dies from a failed healthcare system in this country, you remember your radio silence towards the doctor that died from the same system and would think twice before blaming the doctors for not performing miracles.
A common misconception people have about doctors is that we know all when it comes to medicine and we never get tired or sleep. They forget that doctors are humans too, we forget sometimes and need to consult our textbooks or google, and we also definitely need rest to function.
“You’re a doctor you’re supposed to save lives”
The go-to emotional manipulation tactic used by Nigerians. I’m also a human being with bills ma/sir and need rest sometimes too. It doesn’t mean I don’t care, it just means I have to think about myself too
Being a doctor in this country is hard. Everyone expects you to jump in and save lives with little to no thought to your physical and mental health or even thinking about how you would pay your bills.
Maybe when the house officers also go on strike, maybe when the consultants decide to stand with resident doctors, maybe when all hospitals in Nigeria shut down, maybe then the voices of Nigerian doctors would be heard.
And to everyone that chose bigotry after living through years of endless bad governance and witnessing the massacre from the endSARS protest, I pray this country happens to you more than the rest of us.
Nigerians are our own problem, not just the thieves in power.
20-10-20
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