Rhizzus Factor

Medical Doctor||Procrastinator |Fat excellence.||GGMU ||PiratesRugby

[Statman Doug @douglasclark28]

I'm really such a platonic friendships enthusiast. If you ever hear that I'm talking to your bebe, just know you truly have nothing to worry about.

[Dr Colline Gwebayanga 💊🩺 @GwebayangaC]

MY PROPOSAL WAS THAT MEDICAL DOCTORS WHO WRITE INVALID PRESCRIPTIONS (INCLUDING POOR HANDWRITING) BE IMPRISONED FOR 10 YEARS OR PAY 50 MILLIONS AND BE SUSPENDED FROM PRACTICE TO PROTECT PATIENTS!
Last year, during a stakeholders’ meeting with the Health Committee of Parliament on what was then the National Drug and Health Products Bill;
1) I proposed the establishment of a National Medicines Database to monitor medicines and strengthen accountability across the entire medicines supply chain.
It would track how medicines enter the country, through distributors/ wholesalers to retail pharmacies and finally how the drugs are dispensed to patients.

2) I agreed that Pharmacists and Dispensers who dispense prescription-only medicines without a valid prescription should be held accountable and face appropriate penalties including paying fines and imprisonment
However, accountability should be two-sided. There must equally be consequences for a prescriber who issues an invalid, incomplete, inappropriate or otherwise unlawful prescription (including poor or illegible handwriting and unclear drug names)

3) Then I proposed that medical practitioners who deliberately or negligently issue invalid prescriptions should face penalties including paying 2500 currency points (50 Millions), not more than 10 years imprisonment and/ or suspension from practice
The principle is simple, accountability in the medicines-use system should not stop at the pharmacy counter. It should extend from prescribing to dispensing and ultimately to the patient.

If we are serious about patient safety, every professional involved in the medicines-use chain must be held to appropriate standards.

You are welcome!
@batenkss @TheUMAofficial @PharmacistsUg @ppau_official @rkalyes1

[LEV @LevisRyann]

My mother wants a grandchild and I want a high performance car, one of us is gonna get disappointed and it’s most definitely not me

https://t.co/KtNkATW1Y4

[Akido @akido256]

Lumbuye in Turkey after realizing he’s bigger than PLU

[Rhizzus Factor @mwene_bavuga]

Lumbuye is that guy for real
Kingshit🙌🔥

[Rhizzus Factor @mwene_bavuga]

Us private university guys have suffered

[NsuKat Agri-Investments @Karibu2Agri]

@jamesonen Many Ugandans are getting miss Diagnosed from those moderate so called medical centers…with poor doctors without experience from those private universities…. Their role is making money full stop. I knew that when I visited IMC Kireka.

[Rhizzus Factor @mwene_bavuga]

Ive seen the guys in this March and they all just look hungry man
A plate of rice would be quite adequate for most of them

[Alvin 🔥 @musiime_vin]

😂😂😂you flirt small small ,they send you an invoice.

[Rhizzus Factor @mwene_bavuga]

I see alot of doctor stories on here that seem to suggest that there is some form of gratification we receive from seeing patients die.

[Rhizzus Factor @mwene_bavuga]

Namere and Balam said services are free
Theyll arrest you

[BRIE🦋🩺 @BettyBriela23]

Good morning🥱

[Hiroo Onoda @HirooOnodaon]

If you guys don’t stop seeing doctors, that’s on you 👐🏾

[Rhizzus Factor @mwene_bavuga]

Bruh whoever started these things of giving you an escort whenever you enter these bu supermarkets,im tired

[Rhizzus Factor @mwene_bavuga]

Bolo

[MBU @MBU]

Naye banange neda 🤦🏾‍♂️😂

[Dr Gacikira 🕹️ @gacikiraMD]

‘If you haven’t clerked, get out of my Ward Round’

[Rhizzus Factor @mwene_bavuga]

@ismailbukenya1 @_ICalvin 🌚

[Rhizzus Factor @mwene_bavuga]

@ismailbukenya1 @_ICalvin Just know this guys post has pissed me off
We cant have medics who think they are better than others
He felt he knew something and instead of trying to pass info on he felt like he is tooo good
Youll even find out he is good on x naye nga ku ground

[Rhizzus Factor @mwene_bavuga]

Very stupid take

[Ayiki Joseph @Ayiki_JA]

Before the country gets concerned, let's compare now and 10 years back.

IN 2016 ...
Uganda's national Caesarean section (C-section) rate was 6.0%; Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) was 336 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births; and Neonatal Mortality Rate (NMR) was 27 neonatal deaths per 1,000 live births.

IN 2026 ...
As per recent data from UDHS and @MinofHealthUG, the national C-section rate is 10.7% to 11.9% (nearly double); MMR is 188 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births (44% decline); and NMR is 22 newborn deaths per 1,000 live births (19% decline).

Regional and National Referral Hospitals average 20% to 35% C-section rates because of the high emergency referral burdens from the lower facilities.

Then we have to consider the following:
1. Increased access to elective and emergency C-section services in 2026 than before.
2. Uganda's population has grown, so has the population of women of reproductive age and deliveries.
3. Et Cetera.