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obiero wrote:maka wrote:masukuma wrote:maka wrote:Thitifini wrote:enyands wrote:Thitifini wrote:Intelligentsia wrote:Here's what a few hours outside the A&E Dept at KNH is (real life cases):
CASE#1: a road traffic accident guy brought in on a stretcher...seconds later another stretcher comes in carrying ONE his legs - had been crashed by a Bus in Zimmer (victim was 'Atoti' singer Wicky Mosh). He passed on.
CASE#2: An ambulance screeches to a halt at A&E: there is urgent but uncertain silence as a patient is tenderly removed. Yet even the hardened paramedic crew are unnerved and shocked and not sure how to remove their patient, who has a large timber pole measuring about 1X1 that entered his chest and IS STICKING from his back, i.e he was impaled when the vehicle he was travelling in hit a vehicle carrying timber, no one can explain how it missed the heart...the first nurses at the scene outside A&E scream involuntarily in horror the instant they see the patient. John Lichuku -for that is the name of the patient- played for the national team, he survived due to the hardworking KNH medics only to die 2 years later.
CASE# 3 - a 13 year old girl brought in his limbs (hands and legs) severed by a train in 2016. She will need counselling, she cant believe she's lost vital limbs when life is just beginning...yet the meidcs have treated so many pple their legs crushed to pulp by trains but who never make it to evening news...
So many cases.
I sat at A&E where I had once taken a friend, and deeply appreciated what these pple do, and the countless lives they save.
I say give them whatever they want NOW - at least they have earned it professionally and academically.
On point. But I don't agree with the medics refusing citizens these good care due to salary issues. What happens of the above cases turned up at A&E today? And do you think our current leaders are affected by these? No one will miss a salary or nyama because of it! Were they thinking the same when they did fraud with the 3b afya scam They should go back to work, and Kenyans should go back to common sense come 2017. That wont happen in Kenya for a loooooonnnnng time. there is an assumption that we have a collective brain. 2017 is not very far let's see who gets voted in....and 2022...even if Jesus himself ran against this tribal kings he will lose big time... Shindwe tena sana. Jesus can never loose for He is God this doctors are just inhumane.are they the only workers who need a raise?and the government is just too linient to this misfits.so irritating!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/8/2013 Posts: 4,068 Location: At Large.
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Why are opposition leaders not very vocal on this strike? Meanwhile just our Drs go for greener pastures out there......can 254 be greener pastures for Drs from other countries? Can we invite them to work in our hospitals?Have seen a few from Burundi and India working in private hospitals and they seem ok with a Salo of circa 200k. Love is beautiful and so are those who share it.With Love, Marriage is an amazing event in ones life time, the foundation of joy, happiness and success.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi
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Cornelius Vanderbilt wrote:obiero wrote:maka wrote:masukuma wrote:maka wrote:Thitifini wrote:enyands wrote:Thitifini wrote:Intelligentsia wrote:Here's what a few hours outside the A&E Dept at KNH is (real life cases):
CASE#1: a road traffic accident guy brought in on a stretcher...seconds later another stretcher comes in carrying ONE his legs - had been crashed by a Bus in Zimmer (victim was 'Atoti' singer Wicky Mosh). He passed on.
CASE#2: An ambulance screeches to a halt at A&E: there is urgent but uncertain silence as a patient is tenderly removed. Yet even the hardened paramedic crew are unnerved and shocked and not sure how to remove their patient, who has a large timber pole measuring about 1X1 that entered his chest and IS STICKING from his back, i.e he was impaled when the vehicle he was travelling in hit a vehicle carrying timber, no one can explain how it missed the heart...the first nurses at the scene outside A&E scream involuntarily in horror the instant they see the patient. John Lichuku -for that is the name of the patient- played for the national team, he survived due to the hardworking KNH medics only to die 2 years later.
CASE# 3 - a 13 year old girl brought in his limbs (hands and legs) severed by a train in 2016. She will need counselling, she cant believe she's lost vital limbs when life is just beginning...yet the meidcs have treated so many pple their legs crushed to pulp by trains but who never make it to evening news...
So many cases.
I sat at A&E where I had once taken a friend, and deeply appreciated what these pple do, and the countless lives they save.
I say give them whatever they want NOW - at least they have earned it professionally and academically.
On point. But I don't agree with the medics refusing citizens these good care due to salary issues. What happens of the above cases turned up at A&E today? And do you think our current leaders are affected by these? No one will miss a salary or nyama because of it! Were they thinking the same when they did fraud with the 3b afya scam They should go back to work, and Kenyans should go back to common sense come 2017. That wont happen in Kenya for a loooooonnnnng time. there is an assumption that we have a collective brain. 2017 is not very far let's see who gets voted in....and 2022...even if Jesus himself ran against this tribal kings he will lose big time... Shindwe tena sana. Jesus can never loose for He is God this doctors are just inhumane.are they the only workers who need a raise?and the government is just too linient to this misfits.so irritating!!!!!!!!!!!!! Let the government sack all of them then... possunt quia posse videntur
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,213 Location: nairobi
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maka wrote:Cornelius Vanderbilt wrote:obiero wrote:maka wrote:masukuma wrote:maka wrote:Thitifini wrote:enyands wrote:Thitifini wrote:Intelligentsia wrote:Here's what a few hours outside the A&E Dept at KNH is (real life cases):
CASE#1: a road traffic accident guy brought in on a stretcher...seconds later another stretcher comes in carrying ONE his legs - had been crashed by a Bus in Zimmer (victim was 'Atoti' singer Wicky Mosh). He passed on.
CASE#2: An ambulance screeches to a halt at A&E: there is urgent but uncertain silence as a patient is tenderly removed. Yet even the hardened paramedic crew are unnerved and shocked and not sure how to remove their patient, who has a large timber pole measuring about 1X1 that entered his chest and IS STICKING from his back, i.e he was impaled when the vehicle he was travelling in hit a vehicle carrying timber, no one can explain how it missed the heart...the first nurses at the scene outside A&E scream involuntarily in horror the instant they see the patient. John Lichuku -for that is the name of the patient- played for the national team, he survived due to the hardworking KNH medics only to die 2 years later.
CASE# 3 - a 13 year old girl brought in his limbs (hands and legs) severed by a train in 2016. She will need counselling, she cant believe she's lost vital limbs when life is just beginning...yet the meidcs have treated so many pple their legs crushed to pulp by trains but who never make it to evening news...
So many cases.
I sat at A&E where I had once taken a friend, and deeply appreciated what these pple do, and the countless lives they save.
I say give them whatever they want NOW - at least they have earned it professionally and academically.
On point. But I don't agree with the medics refusing citizens these good care due to salary issues. What happens of the above cases turned up at A&E today? And do you think our current leaders are affected by these? No one will miss a salary or nyama because of it! Were they thinking the same when they did fraud with the 3b afya scam They should go back to work, and Kenyans should go back to common sense come 2017. That wont happen in Kenya for a loooooonnnnng time. there is an assumption that we have a collective brain. 2017 is not very far let's see who gets voted in....and 2022...even if Jesus himself ran against this tribal kings he will lose big time... Shindwe tena sana. Jesus can never loose for He is God this doctors are just inhumane.are they the only workers who need a raise?and the government is just too linient to this misfits.so irritating!!!!!!!!!!!!! Let the government sack all of them then... GoK signed the agreement so it must implement.. Its sad to deride the worker and assume that GoK bears no blame
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Rank: Elder Joined: 11/5/2010 Posts: 2,459
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Bigchick wrote:Why are opposition leaders not very vocal on this strike?
Meanwhile just our Drs go for greener pastures out there......can 254 be greener pastures for Drs from other countries?
Can we invite them to work in our hospitals?Have seen a few from Burundi and India working in private hospitals and they seem ok with a Salo of circa 200k. Doctors have been sharing heart-rending stories about their working envt. Trust me its not about money. Working for GoK is the closest one can get to hell. And don't even start that thing of health being devolved. Imagine a theatre with no running water and the docs have put a plastic jerrican with a hole at the bottom. Imagine a young doctor whose house girl walks out on her and she receives an emergency call. Looks at the expectant mother who requires emergency CS, and gets her young baby on her back and walks into theatre. Or the young guy posted in mandera, gets an accident at Mwingi, taken to knh as an emergency, not attended after two hours, family takes him to avenue where he accumulates 0.6M in bills with no insurance cover. After discharge the dms tells him to report back to his work station. The fact that he needs physiotherapy for two years is not the govt's problem. So no, there is no one willing to run to hell. What would they be running away from ?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/8/2013 Posts: 4,068 Location: At Large.
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FRM2011 wrote:Bigchick wrote:Why are opposition leaders not very vocal on this strike?
Meanwhile just our Drs go for greener pastures out there......can 254 be greener pastures for Drs from other countries?
Can we invite them to work in our hospitals?Have seen a few from Burundi and India working in private hospitals and they seem ok with a Salo of circa 200k. Doctors have been sharing heart-rending stories about their working envt. Trust me its not about money. Working for GoK is the closest one can get to hell. And don't even start that thing of health being devolved. Imagine a theatre with no running water and the docs have put a plastic jerrican with a hole at the bottom. Imagine a young doctor whose house girl walks out on her and she receives an emergency call. Looks at the expectant mother who requires emergency CS, and gets her young baby on her back and walks into theatre. Or the young guy posted in mandera, gets an accident at Mwingi, taken to knh as an emergency, not attended after two hours, family takes him to avenue where he accumulates 0.6M in bills with no insurance cover. After discharge the dms tells him to report back to his work station. The fact that he needs physiotherapy for two years is not the govt's problem. So no, there is no one willing to run to hell. What would they be running away from ? sp the issue is not 300% payrise but the working environment. Can that be changed overnight?Can it be worked on as they continue treating us?Ama ciaigana ni ciaigana? Love is beautiful and so are those who share it.With Love, Marriage is an amazing event in ones life time, the foundation of joy, happiness and success.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2012 Posts: 15,980
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FRM2011 wrote:Bigchick wrote:Why are opposition leaders not very vocal on this strike?
Meanwhile just our Drs go for greener pastures out there......can 254 be greener pastures for Drs from other countries?
Can we invite them to work in our hospitals?Have seen a few from Burundi and India working in private hospitals and they seem ok with a Salo of circa 200k. Doctors have been sharing heart-rending stories about their working envt. Trust me its not about money. Working for GoK is the closest one can get to hell. And don't even start that thing of health being devolved. Imagine a theatre with no running water and the docs have put a plastic jerrican with a hole at the bottom. Imagine a young doctor whose house girl walks out on her and she receives an emergency call. Looks at the expectant mother who requires emergency CS, and gets her young baby on her back and walks into theatre. Or the young guy posted in mandera, gets an accident at Mwingi, taken to knh as an emergency, not attended after two hours, family takes him to avenue where he accumulates 0.6M in bills with no insurance cover. After discharge the dms tells him to report back to his work station. The fact that he needs physiotherapy for two years is not the govt's problem. So no, there is no one willing to run to hell. What would they be running away from ? Hakuna hospitali Kitui Machakos? Even private? Moral of the story, get insurance coverage "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/26/2007 Posts: 6,514
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Our resident idiots have spoken. Business opportunities are like buses,there's always another one coming
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/25/2012 Posts: 1,826
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KulaRaha wrote:Our resident idiots have spoken.
Seems fair, ukitaka kazi una apply, so that latter you won't start complaining sijui hardship, sijui facilities. It's good since it will be up to the counties to go out of their ways to attract the docs, na hi mambo ya herd mentality for the docs iishe.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/10/2008 Posts: 9,131 Location: Kanjo
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Bigchick wrote:Why are opposition leaders not very vocal on this strike?
Meanwhile just our Drs go for greener pastures out there......can 254 be greener pastures for Drs from other countries?
Can we invite them to work in our hospitals?Have seen a few from Burundi and India working in private hospitals and they seem ok with a Salo of circa 200k. Cord only cares about votes. Not what is right or wrong. Doctors have no votes compared to the affected citizens so they don't care about doctors. Matiang'i has no votes, that's why they side with KNUT and in extension parents of students. i.am.back!!!!
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