Provide bins!!!!
Where should she put the rubbish that doesn’t belong to her?
In her bag?
I definitely wouldn’t do that. You can’t be upset at the wrong people m.
God is very intentional. Nothing about your life is random. Not the delays, not the detours, not even the waiting. He knows exactly what He's doing. Please learn to trust him more this year.
I decided to start my medical practice outside Accra, and it was awesome.
By the end of my first year, I was doing procedures that many of my mates in Accra/Kumasi didn't get the chance to do.
So there are real benefits of working outside the capital and big cities.
However, there are real challenges as well; logistics, staff shortage, burnout, limited diagnostics, etc.
Many countries solve rural staffing with incentives, not threats.
In other countries, rural and underserved postings often come with higher pay or added benefits such as loan repayment, housing support, signing bonuses, and funded training.
That logic is simple: if you want doctors to stay in rural areas, you make rural practice financially and professionally attractive.
Removing doctors from payroll may sound tough, but it will not solve the problem.
We should shift from threats to a clear rural incentive package with transparent funding, housing, safety, equipment, and career progression.
We will not fix doctor shortages in rural communities with ultimatums
This tactic has been repeated for years. It has never changed the outcome.
To mark Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, we will be officially launching our free nationwide screening campaign at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital today.
We are bringing together medical professionals, survivors and diverse groups of women to learn more about cervical cancer, prevention and treatment.
We encourage women between the ages of 25–65 to get screened for FREE at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, Tamale Teaching Hospital or Sefwi Wiawso Municipal Hospital now.
Early detection saves lives.
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That’s Beatrice Chebet (10,000m) GOLD medalist in the stands with a rivulet of tears running down her cheeks as she watches Faith Kipyegon win her 4th World title. Beautiful scenes. 🇰🇪
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