Ukraine’s Medical Programme Is Fraudulent, MDCN rejects Certificate

The MDCN advised students who are studying medicine or dentistry in Ukrainian medical schools to seek transfer to other accredited medical or dental schools in other countries for completion of their programs. The Registrar of the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN), Dr. Tajudeen Sanusi, said Russia is the language of expression in Ukraine, but the country hurriedly set

A midwife’s tale, the life of Martha Ballard

“The notice of Martha Ballard’s death in a local paper summed up her life in just one sentence: “Died in Augusta, Mrs. Martha, consort of Mr. Ephraim Ballard, aged 77 years.” Without the diary we would know nothing of her life after the last of her children were born, nothing of the 816 deliveries she performed between 1785 and 1812.

3 stories of Ukrainian nurses by WHO

WHO interviewed three Ukrainian nurses about their work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Today is the day to celebrate World Health Day. On this day, April 7, World Health Organization (WHO) was founded with the primary role to direct and coordinate international health within the United Nations system. This year, which has been declared the Year of the Nurse and the

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Families are concerned about nursing students who have been imprisoned on suspicion of having ties to the military.

A 21-year-old and 25-year-old have been in junta custody for more than one month since they were arrested while picking up medical supplies to treat displaced villagers

AUDIO CLIP: Hear how a military member is accused of cruelly dehumanizing nurse Juliet Molgak.

Here’s the account of a nurse who was severely assaulted by a military officer on her way home from work on Monday, March 23rd, 2021. We demand an inquiry and justice for Nurse Juliet Molgak.

Due to terrible working circumstances, many young nurses are leaving the public sector.

Newly graduated Béatrice Landry-Belleau says her experiences during the pandemic reinforced her decision to work in primary health care, but not in a hospital setting.

10 Reasons Nurses Are The Best People To Fall In Love With

We are all required to be current in CPR, and most of us are required to have ACLS. If you’re choking, we can perform

10 Things i wISH I KNEW Before Attending a Visa Interview

To attend a visa interview, there is always an unresolved fear you must conquer – the fear of not fumbling at the interview venue. It is at this stage or juncture, most people crumble. To conquer this fear, you have to get yourself fully prepared ahead, knowing the right thing to do and even the likely questions you are going

How I did it ‘As an obese A&E nurse, I was terrified of Covid – so I took medication and lost almost six stone’

  Corinne Pownall-Smith 41 is an NHS nurse working in A&E. She lives in Prescott, Liverpool with her two children Millie, 13 and Poppy, eight This time two years ago, I was size 20. I felt so fat and unfit. I was prioritising the children and the house and doing a lot of overtime. I was sleep-deprived from my shift

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U-M School of Nursing student leaders Josiah Ratts and Neal Hautz moderate a panel and interactive session celebrating the launch of the Men in Nursing initiative.