@nmcnews@Orlapstewart If you won’t wave the fee then why don’t you fight hard enough to get us the salaries we all Nurses deserve.. it’s hard enough working as a nurse in this pandemic, let alone continue working for shitty salaries ☹️#whatareyoudoingaboutit
This report (published in 2014) explores how senior BME academics (professors) succeed in higher education, despite experiencing racism and exclusion #equity#socialjustice
https://t.co/l0VuNjV3kf
As we celebrate Black history month, and give recognition to HISTORY we are reminded of the mental health issues faced by the black community and the importance of working together towards improved access,and treatment for good mental health in BME community #BlackHistoryMonth
@robmarki Very interesting Read.. Evidence like this is often off putting.. Will I have to spend the next few decades fighting my way to the top?? 🙁🙁.. Very real issues that need to be addressed...
Symptoms that lead to a diagnosis should NEVER BE IGNORED as the global community let us all familiarize ourselves with the types of cancers that keep increasing as the world clock continues.
It’s about time The @MoHCCZim look into community projects that’s involve raising awareness and combating Mental health issues of the Zimbabwean people... #MentalHealthZimbabwe#mentalhealthzim
@Itairusike@CWGH1@MoHCCZim I think it’s a needed move within the nursing field.. Maybe even consider Mental health nursing to be added to the profession.. Perhaps it would mean Zimbabweans have pple to talk to regarding Mental health...