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Dr. Barn

@RealDoctorBarn

Clinician || Researcher || Educator || Advocate || Mentor || Social Mobiliser.

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Dr. Barn
Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
Competence, when consistently demonstrated, becomes your strongest negotiation tool. Sometimes the fastest way up is to enter slightly below and outperform the room. Not for every situation, but when it works, it works exceptionally well.
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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
The conversation is different. It’s no longer “Can he do the job?” It becomes “We’ve already seen what he can do.” Decision-makers are more comfortable taking that leap because the risk has already been reduced.
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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
In most roles I’ve taken, I’ve deliberately applied below my level of experience. Two things happen:
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Pharm. Maidoki 💊
Pharm. Maidoki 💊@PharmMaidoki·
@RealDoctorBarn Sharp question sir! 👏 Counterfeit cancer meds often slip in through weak supply chain checks at ports, lax NAFDAC verification, and rushed procurement from unverified (sometimes cheaper) sources. As pharmacists, we’re the final gatekeepers, always double-checking seals, batch numbers, NAFDAC registration & supplier authenticity. Stronger enforcement + our vigilance = safer patients. #FakeDrugsKill #PatientSafetyFirst #HealthTipsNG
Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn

@PharmMaidoki #QuickQuestion: How do counterfeit cancer medications make it into pharmacies without being detected? Is it gaps in supply chain verification, weak regulatory oversight, or breakdowns at the point of procurement? What are we missing? 🤔

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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
@PharmMaidoki Thanks, chief. You are doing well yourself with your advocies. Keep it up. 🙏🏽
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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
Final year med school and housemanship were tough. The stress was real, even with great support from seniors and nurses. Looking back, it shaped my clinical judgement and prepared me for the role. It’s part of the learning curve.
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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
@PharmMaidoki Valid points, chief. But if counterfeits still get through, the issue is clearly upstream. Patient safety can’t rely on final checks alone, supply chain control and enforcement must be stronger. Well done.
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Pharm. Maidoki 💊
Pharm. Maidoki 💊@PharmMaidoki·
Sharp question sir! 👏 Counterfeit cancer meds often slip in through weak supply chain checks at ports, lax NAFDAC verification, and rushed procurement from unverified (sometimes cheaper) sources. As pharmacists, we’re the final gatekeepers, always double-checking seals, batch numbers, NAFDAC registration & supplier authenticity. Stronger enforcement + our vigilance = safer patients.
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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
@DrA_001 Now you’ve said it. Spot on.
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Dr.A🌹@DrA_001·
Doctors who do not have passion for teaching or interest in medical education should not take up jobs in academic centres. Take your mean ass to the community peacefully
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Dr. Afo@TheDrAfolarin·
Nurses association really needs to set standard rates for their colleagues in private practice. No hospital will offer any doctor less than 2k/hr or less than 350k monthly, which is even annoying. But I keep seeing all these ridiculous offers of 50k for nurses. It's absolutely ridiculous.
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Youth in Process
Youth in Process@Youthinprocess·
@NigeriaStories If teachers are required to be properly registered and licensed, then government also has a duty to make sure classrooms are well equipped and their welfare is properly taken care of. One side of professionalism should not be enforced while the learning environment is neglected.
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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
@kingX_tw All good. It’s not about being ahead, it’s about getting it right. Have a good day.
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king@kingX_tw·
@RealDoctorBarn Lol.. cheap banter, I'm way ahead of you in this medical profession bro, do have a nice day
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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
Effective clinical communication isn't rigid, it's audience-tailored. Good consultants constantly adjust depth and framing (e.g., "why it happens" for some, "what to do next" for others). Pathophysiology isn't fluff either; it's often the bridge that makes dry facts meaningful.
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@RealDoctorBarn If I asked you to defend ur diagnosis of a condition.. I expect you to give me supporting hx, exam and investigation findings, if u now choose to give pathophysiology afterwards, it shows u are good.. but if you leave what I asked for and start doing pathophysiology, otilor for u

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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
I’m not here for friends or followers, if they come, I’m grateful. I’m here to speak truth that improves healthcare systems. Titles don’t impress me; meaningful contribution does.
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Paul Tobi, RPh
Paul Tobi, RPh@paultobi_·
@RealDoctorBarn The person even deleted it. He was like when there are errors, only physicians take the legal blame.
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Paul Tobi, RPh
Paul Tobi, RPh@paultobi_·
The moment I saw “Exonerated” I remembered this tweet instantly 😅🙂
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Kenny Oluwatosin RN, Msc.@Nrs_Kethz

Early this week, 2 sisters (6 & 3) died in Zuru General Hospital, Kebbi, Nigeria, after a fatal medication error. The doctor exonerated due to proper documentation while the 2 nurses on duty remain in police custody. Nurses, you are not robots. Always challenge any unclear order or medication that doesn't seem right before administering. Patient safety first.

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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
@kingX_tw Other healthcare professionals understand the point without issue, which makes me wonder if this is more challenging for someone still in their final year of medical school. No offence intended.
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king@kingX_tw·
@RealDoctorBarn For someone who I think is a medical doctor, this is not really something we should be arguing about.. because I expect you know this already
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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
@kingX_tw Let’s make this practical. I will stake N500k if you can point out where I said “leave these and start talking about” something else.
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king@kingX_tw·
@RealDoctorBarn By linking anatomy and pathophysiology to the clinical findings.. the clinical findings from hx and exam.. as long as you mentioned the clinical findings, no issues but when you leave these and start talking about anatomy, you've said next to nothing
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Dr. Barn@RealDoctorBarn·
@kingX_tw I have explained it to you, but I can't understand it for you.
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king@kingX_tw·
@RealDoctorBarn Que.. how did u make diagnosis of stroke Ans.. stroke involves the brain, brain is housed within the cranium, stroke can result from loss of blood supply to the brain leading to infarction.. full stop Have this person said anything
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