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@Ghanaviruz @jnrjust_ice Nope We do everything ourselves The nurses try and when it’s difficult for them, the inform us and then we’ll go and do it

@___Eclampsia @jnrjust_ice Your facility doesn't have phlebotomist at the wards.

😂😂you know how HOs dey take sample? As for some things i don’t want hear. Sample taking? Herh please paa. You go take sample go sef make them loss am then you for go take am again😂😂

You first posted this, you didn’t get the impression you were looking for, so you had to post it again Funny you

@excusewilliam 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Rodger dey argue with people wey dey use Am in the place of I'm 😭😭😭

@hinakijnr @KobenaLutterodt You just reminded me of the Dandy walker malformation Neurosurgery ❤️

@KobenaLutterodt That guy dey tear me pass Possibly a dandy walker who got a dog donor

Block me back.

All my respect to the healthcare workers who do everything to save our lives.

@Softmedic Have left the consulting rooms and wards to come and work in the lab, if I may ask, where should a pathologist work? Someone who helped established your profession, you’re telling them, that too can’t work with them in the lab? Please

@Softmedic So they could just work in the lab. Meanwhile, lab medicine is a well established medical specialty worldwide. Pathologist existed years before they(Pathologists )established the MLS program. Now you’re saying the lab physicians (which includes the pathologists and hematologists)

The medlab profession was started by these same doctors Lol, after WW2, the pressure led to the training of lab techs to assist the doctors. Today, you guys are here speaking anyhow Lol

@Softmedic @doctrLakes @Zaddy_Abdul My boss ( ObVY) specialist had to reach out to his boss( consultant) to discuss the case- are you saying we were not supposed to share bcos of patient confidentiality? Unless maybe I didn’t get you

@Softmedic @doctrLakes @Zaddy_Abdul If I’m consulting a specialist on phone, in a different facility, it boils down to the wellbeing of the patient and you’re saying I can’t share with a colleague outside the hospital? We managed a case of hyperemesis gravidarum and was one hell of a job.

Frame 1 & 2 Ghana 🇬🇭 LP fellowship (Microbiology), Frame 3 & 4 my undergraduate curriculum (microbiology) 🤔. My Nigerian pathologist on the timeline, is it same curriculum you have or it’s different? @Zaddy_Abdul @DrJohnBishop @Dr_Afo @Hafaz_the_1st . Why are some

@Kofi_dydx This is the same brain you’re using to dispense the meds? Hard o 🤣

After talking shit about pharmacists and pharm D week in out, you're shocked that they don't have your best interests at heart

@precious_achana Just lock 🔐 the labs and sleep at home Madness from physicians must be met with madness from other professionals too

This is why India doesn’t have a national team.

She just can’t prove her innocence 😂

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🤣🤣🤣🤣you go medical school like you knor the answer to this foolish question

@deelite @thecyprian_ The person is in Australia o 🤣😂💔. Obaa gyimifoɔ Nfa bi da 🤣😂💔

@thecyprian_ Truth is, Ghana is producing lots of stupid medical doctors lately. No wonder all the sensible ones have left or are leaving Ghana to practice in the US and UK. If you look at the caliber of medical doctors on X, you wonder how such fools ended up in our hospitals.

The surgeon who is more educated and smarter than your whole family members combined is ignorant. Because you “work in the UK”. Gbemelã!

@coo_kyei @nyame_kong 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Short clips but very funny....too creative😂

@mikelyJK @MzInterkudzi @godfrey_amoah @SantanStan1 This man, who was doing top-up, told me to restart med school and it was the best advice ever. I’m really glad I bought forms again, started med school in level 100 when my colleagues were already in year 4. Today, I’m here and some of them are struggling to stand on their feet

@mikelyJK @MzInterkudzi @godfrey_amoah @SantanStan1 If I completed medlab, I’d be in this same position as you now. We were lied to in level 100 when I had MLSD. Prof Nafiu dey lie we left right . Year 3, one senior saw me in class learning, he was in level 600 by then and even MELSSA President, told me to start med school

This is what is done in the UK. After I run my test, I validate it and, depending on my shift, I may also authorise the results. I then transmit my results to the department or the clinician. For specialised tests, I transmit them to the consultant (haematologist, etc.), who carries out the clinical discussion with other practitioners. This can be described as clinical validation. We have Advanced Biomedical Science Leads: Laboratory Managers, Consultant Biomedical Scientists, Biomedical Science Operations Managers, Biomedical Science Leads, Clinical Scientists, Specialist Biomedical Scientists, and Biomedical Scientists. These professionals are regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council (similar to AHPC). Clinical Scientists are not medical doctors. They are separate professionals trained under the NHS Specialist Training Programme. Most have Biomedical Science backgrounds and undergo a 3-year MSc plus NHS training. As a Biomedical Scientist, this is a pathway you can choose. There are also Clinical Leads, consultants, and registrars who come to the laboratory for clearly defined roles. Their involvement is required in life-threatening or critical cases, or in reviewing slides first identified by Biomedical Scientists, such as: TMA (TTP, HUS, HELLP), new acute leukaemia (ALL/AML), ITP, high-grade lymphomas or new lymphoma, and overt haemolysis. In these cases, Biomedical Scientists must first detect the abnormalities, add biomedical comments, immediately contact the Clinical Consultant or Registrar, and work together to finalise the case and prepare for further investigations. Slides referred by Biomedical Scientists or Clinical Scientists for additional clinical input. They do not head Biomedical Science professional staff or countersign our work. If general medical practitioners require clarification or interpretation of laboratory reports, this can be provided by Laboratory Science staff or the Clinical Consultant. On several occasions, we advise doctors on patient reports, and doctors often contact the laboratory for guidance. Medical consultants focus on patient care and advising fellow clinicians, while working collaboratively with Biomedical Science professionals to ensure quality patient care. No one comes to the lab to validate anyone’s results. It won’t happen today and tomorrow. This didn’t start today. You couldn’t win 10years ago , you think you will win now . In this era?