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UmmBilqees

@neefua_addy

MD/Striving Muslimah

Katılım Ağustos 2015
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FAYALORRRD
FAYALORRRD@faya_lorrrd·
Ghanaian hospitals lack basic equipment while the politicians who fund those hospitals fly to London and Accra private clinics for treatment. A ruling class that has opted out of public services has no personal incentive to fix them.
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Padiki
Padiki@kikiEwool·
They are fighting so that the ordinary Ghanaian wouldn’t end up in a crowded emergency and pick up a virulent infection that could have otherwise been avoided. They are fighting so that you get the best of care that your money and NHIS can afford.
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AJ Moziz
AJ Moziz@Euphoric_Levi·
@_AlbertAkwesi When you realise this man is arguing for the admission of critically ill patients to the floor. Not the activation of special programs. Not interventions. Just admit on the floor for a country with NO WAR, NO NATURAL DISASTER, NO EPIDEMICS, NO MASS CASUALTY EVENTS. A calm system!
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Psalm@Kanton483·
The president is equally not a demigod and as far as patient safety is concerned he is not as experienced as the orthopedic surgeon. You can't give a directive and go to sleep and return with this logic. There are real risks for patients in overcrowded situations.
AKWESI🇬🇭@_AlbertAkwesi

Because he is a Consultant orthopedic surgeon, he can defy the president’s directive, and when he is suspended you say the minister doesn’t respect him.. make it make sense, noble profession enti the doctor is a demigod ?

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The Saviour
The Saviour@TheSaviour·
🇵🇸💔A father bids farewell to his 7-month-old infant, Sam, who was killed by Israeli forces after being shot in the head.
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TallGirlMD_Gh
TallGirlMD_Gh@RamlaSeidu·
Dearest Ghanaians, let it be known and understood that this fight is for you. We don’t like the fact that you come to the E.D and have to lie on the floor for hours while being cared for. We don’t take delight in sending you away . You deserve the best and we will fight for it!
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Ghana Meteorological Agency
Ghana Meteorological Agency@GhanaMet·
As you dey iron your things for church gidididi on Saturday night… hope you check GMet forecast too? 😂 Don’t let rain spoil your Sunday best. Follow GMet WhatsApp channel for daily forecasts + weather alerts straight to your phone 👉 whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va… Tag that friend who always blames “the weatherman” 🌤️
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Rhaemond
Rhaemond@Ata_kumah·
The CEO who swore patients lying on the floor was AI generated had the backing of the gods. His ancestors saw the future and protected him
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SALTPOND TIGERWOOD
SALTPOND TIGERWOOD@Arthurockgh·
This is very untrue bossu, e issue isn't whether the Minister is a doctor or not. The issue is his approach. constant public reprimands, hardline responses and "I order you" style of leadership are exactly why we're here. Healthcare no be some place where you just bark orders and expect problems to disappear. Structures have to exist before directives can work. If people think his actions show a gap in understanding how the ministry and the health system operate, then that criticism is justified. Even ordinary citizens should be mad at that cos he has been shit with his approach
MrOpare@mista_opare

The only reason some medical doctors react the way they do toward the Health Minister is that they believe the position should be occupied by someone from their profession. Beyond that, it is difficult to understand why they would overlook the role of fellow professionals who directly manage the health facilities they complain about, while placing the blame on a Minister whose primary responsibility is policy direction and oversight rather than day to day facility management. Some of our medical doctors are so condescending

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ICE bear
ICE bear@kwasi_45·
@wanluv88 @neefua_addy @kwaku_rafiki So why doesn't the government do the right thing and make easier on everyone. Have you seen the abandoned military hospital that has been left to rot in Kumasi. They should revamp that place so that health care can be provided to patients
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elvis🇬🇭@elvis_quajo·
Dear Mr @KMAkandoh and @mohgovgh, the CEO of KATH did not defy the President’s directive. What he did was a standard practice all over the world when emergency departments are under extreme pressure. What he did also mirrors your own proposed system. Following the Charles Amissah incident, the ministry proposed an integrated bed management system to track bed availability in the various hospitals so that when an ambulance picks up a sick person, they will know where a bed is available to take them. This plainly implies that the various hospitals will be updating the system as their beds are used up and so if they are at capacity, it will indicate on this system that they wouldn’t be able to accept new admissions. This proposed arrangement fits perfectly in the KATH situation, so it is really surprising that the KATH CEO has been suspended for doing similarly, what the ministry is planning to implement nationwide. If through the integrated bed management system, a hospital is indicated to be at capacity, it cannot mean the same as the hospital turning away patients. I am against hospitals turning patients requiring urgent treatment away for whatever reason, but that is completely different from the hospital taking measures to get people informed to use other hospitals rather than coming to them. The suspension of the KATH CEO is a grave mistake and must be reversed.
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#Let'sTalkGhana
#Let'sTalkGhana@drgyimah·
Overcrowding a facility also means people could die. The politicians would prefer that to people dying outside the facility because the HCWs would take the flak
AKWESI🇬🇭@_AlbertAkwesi

“Do not close any health facilities to a patient needing help” these were the presidents direct orders, then you go ahead to shut an emergency unit down .. and you have people spewing rubbish because you’ve done 7 years in medical school, so people should go and die because emergency unit is filled up

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AbdurRahman
AbdurRahman@m_rahamann·
You know, even when a 7 yr old has been instructed to keep the rice on the burner for 25 mins and the rice starts burning at 12 minutes, he knows that the best thing to do is to turn it off. But there's someone here telling an expert in health to follow simple instructions.
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SALTPOND TIGERWOOD
SALTPOND TIGERWOOD@Arthurockgh·
Lmao, hospital no be some mechanic shop where you can just keep parking more cars. Hospitals deal with limited beds, staff, equipment, infection control em protocols, emergency priorities and risks with every patient they admit. So before concluding that the directive was simply disobeyed, shouldn't we ask what systems were put in place to support it? If the order is that no patient should be turned away, what has government done since issuing that directive? Have more hospitals been built? Have emergency holding facilities been created? Has capacity been expanded? Make everybody kmfd plus this weird rhetoric
Kwaku 🇬🇭@kwaku_rafiki

The president directed that no hospital should turn away patients. A CEO who is a the president’s representative at the hospital defies the order. Disciplinary action is taken. Pseudo-intellectuals then go ahead to rant. The rants will not change anything

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@_AlbertAkwesi @GhanaMet @Ata_kumah @wanluv88 @kwaku_rafiki @querqu @KMAkandoh @mohgovgh