MBChB is widely regarded as an 'ethics' course and that's not entirely true. At the UoN med school, community health is taught in level 2, 5, and 6 and covers HMIS, Health Economics, Biostatistics, Primary Healthcare Management, Policy development etc
@drharryelisha then tell me, what managerial training is taught in MBChB that is not taught in BSc Clinical Medicine? Name the unit, the content, anything.
You canโt just assume an MO automatically has better management skills because of the title. If you have facts, bring them.
@short_wire17@Genesismwanzo1 I agree. Admission of students into clinical medicine should be halted. A system can be established to upgrade those with the degree into an internationally recognized medical science course.
@Genesismwanzo1 Very possible. I'm for more employment of COs actually, but under supervision by an MO. I don't believe that COs have enough managerial skills to lead level 3 hospital upwards. One can't oversee functions that they're not formally authorised to execute.
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And suddenly, Kenyans are about to elect some of the worst leaders just because they are going to vie under DCP or Linda mwanachi and they hate Ruto. Bado mtalia tu Sana.
@slidesandstains Any president who tries to do that, gets assassinated. That's why I sometimes think Raila as a president would've been gone within the fisrt one year of his presidency
I've had my fair share of "uji" back in the day but I'd only drink myself silly in the comfort of trustworthy people around me, or alone. My valuable items were already in a secure place and I was a goon pia so you would think twice before trying anything silly on me. Hii hapana