why not? that's a lame excuse.Originally Posted by johnny22aa
why not? that's a lame excuse.Originally Posted by johnny22aa
sa kalipay apil sila, sa kasakit wala na hinuonOriginally Posted by johnny22aa
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from me to omad:
I am really wondering why are you so stuck at that june 2006 board exam? so what if CG decides to let you take again? as I said mag nurse gud kaha ka, so buhaton nimo tanan sa persons in authority para ma nurse jud ka. u think naa pay problema ka2ng nitake pag dec 06? jun 07, dec 07 ug karong jun 08? ambot lang jud nimo. im sure ur life is more than the june 06 issue MESS. ayaw intawn mig apila.
let's just say that the June 06 board exam issue will forever be stuck in the CGFNS website, all 6 articles related to it posted in their news section. if you care to browse the CGFNS news archive from 1998 - present, the news would mostly be opening new exam centers, deadline extensions, pricing changes for verifications and anything related to CGFNS community. BUT the Philippines got 6 headlines on its own out of the 17 for that year alone not because a center was opened, just like when other countries are mentioned for example, but because of CHEATING. besides, all hospitals, clinics and agencies received that memo from CGFNS regarding their new policy on that particular batch and that would FOREVER BE ARCHIVED in all medical centers in the US.
I hope the V Sotto issue would not compare with the sanctions handed-down on the previous cheating issue.
# MARCH 12, 2007
By the President of the Phillipines - Executive Order No. 609
Further enhancing employability by directing the Department of Labor and Employment to administer a voluntary examination for the nurses licensed pursuant to the June 2006 Board of Nursing Examination and providing assistance to the voluntary examinees
# MARCH 5, 2007
CGFNS Meets with Philippine Delegation
# MARCH 2, 2007
American Nurses Association urges new tests for Philippine nurses seeking to practice in the U.S. Earlier exams compromised, questions learned prior to testing.
# PHILADELPHIA, PA, USA, 9 PM EST February 23, 2007; 10 AM Manila Time, February 24, 2007
CGFNS CEO ADVICE TO ROSERO: DECISION IS FINAL No useful purpose would be served by Dr. Rosero's traveling to Philadelphia
# FEBRUARY 20, 2007
Further information on February 14 announcement: CGFNS denies VisaScreen® certificates for Philippine nurses who passed the compromised June 2006 Philippine Licensure Examination
# FEBRUARY 14, 2007
CGFNS Denies VisaScreen® Certificates for Philippine Nurses Who Passed the Compromised June 2006 Philippine Licensure Examination
CGFNS Website
its nice u gave me an exercise to let my brain works by ANALYSING AND FIGURING some problems OUT. il take ur word for that. and i said that is reality. and it is also reality for (again!) PEA-BRAINED employers as if they are ur IDOL. they just dont bother to look at ur potentials. all they have to do is look at the sotto issue. and of course, like ur idol, they would certainly hire d one from south africa! what a great analytical and intelligent problem to solve!
they're actually looking at the potentials of both applicants. but knowing what they know now, they'll hire the applicant from South Africa and that's a no-brainer actually. that's common sense.
u see, lots of vacancies daw, nya only one spot is available? wa ka kyapi?
what I actually said was: "all requirements have been completed and in your opinion, both have earned the job if there were a lot of vacancies BUT there is only one spot available".
WORLD CLASS my arse can't even understand a simple word of english. the operative word there is "IF". there is no way a WORLD CLASS worker, as what you fondly describe yourself, miss that simple analogy.
ang naka- kataw-anan pa jud, kay pa-"wa ka kyapi" "wa ka kyapi
" pa unya wala diay to kasabot sa nabasahan. ka-ilkiki sa pasyente nato ani kung ingon ani ang kalidad sa atong trabahante. pa WORLD-CLASS, WORLD-CLASS unya dili diay kasabot ug iningles.
Shut Up! Let your GAME do the talking!
Guys, mao ni ako pasabot.Originally Posted by chad_tukes
there should be changes sa ato mga public hospitals.
kapoy man gud imbes na mo adto ka didto magpatambal, murag ma pun-an na hinoon ang imo sakit tungod sa kahugaw sa palibot.
there was a time nga ni adto ko sa usa ka public hospital diri sa cebu and naa usa ka victim sa rape bag-uhay lang naabot
unya walay malay, kabalo ka aha gpahigda? sa square nga metal table nga nagbitay ang iyang tiil kay wa sya masigo ato nga higdaanan.
ang height if im not mistaken is 5'4" ang biktima. then sa palibot nya naay mga bowl didto nga naa cotton nga napuno ug dugo unya uga na
kaayo mura ba ug gpasagdan.
yeah, hospital hugaw jud na pero not to the extinct na visible nasab kaayo sa mata ang kahugaw.
Im not comparing the competency of nurses from private hospitals.
What im pointing here is the lack of budget for our health system due to these blood sucking politicians.
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb/2008/04/23/news/vicente.sotto.memorial.medical.center.names.out.ht ml
here is the news...gpagawas na jud ang mga names...pero lima ra...namely
DOH Secretary Francisco Duque identified the doctors and nurses as Dr. Philips Leo Arias, head surgeon; Dr. Angelo Alinawagan, assistant surgeon; Dr. Max Joseph Montecillo, who is assigned to an adjacent operating room; nursing attendant Rosemarie Villareal; and circulating nurse Carmina Sapio.
naa nasad sa newspaper ang mga names............pero sa ako lang ba based sa video nga ako nakita wala man tingali gipakita ang dagway sa bayot sa video? kita mo nga nakita iyang dagway![]()
I got your point...Originally Posted by taga_ipil
I have experienced that phenomenom too... but in my case as health care provider.
We were conducting a medical outreach in somewhere in Laguna. First we conducted at the Middle class community. There, we have only less than 30 patient and our medical allocation was for 50 patient. In short, we dont have any problem and we were able to provide them with standard medical treatment.
Then we move to another community, which we have considered as depressed community, there we have more than 350 patients and our medical allocation is just for 150 patients only. Sad to say, we have to do the "PRIORITY SYSTEM" and "Critical Medical Resources Management" where have only to provide service to those who are badly needed first, and we have to divide the medicine and cotton ball into two. "Ika nga tinitipid namin yung mga medical kit para gamot namin lahat".
Masama ang loob namin noong ginagawa namin yung ganoong system...But we have to, just to treat as many patient as possible.
The scenario is similar with Public and Private hospital. Where available resources and number of patients does really matter or affect the quality of medical service.
So what we can do?
The best way is to secure and provide jobs to our less fortunate countrymen... That's the best way to give aids and help to them.
So, people won't go to congested medical institution but they will have another option to choose which institution they want.
"Give a man a fish and he eats for a day, teach him to fish and he and his family eats for the rest of their life"
"Look what you can do for your country (government) not what the government can do for you"
DOH- pointing fingers to people who are dirty but without washing their own hands.... unsay nabuhat sa DOH sa pilipinas? naa? in the first place imonitor nila ng mga govt hospitals. if the DOH have done their part on monitoring govt hospitals, the scandal would never had happened...Originally Posted by zney25
now, they will condemn the persons who are working under them.. DOH, losers!!
dapat lang silotan ang mga na-involved na doctors and nurses....sa ilang pagka bugal bugalon dapat silotan....character namna na sa tawo bisan unsaon pana ug monitor mahitabo gihapon na.....Originally Posted by mustrufnuthn
dapat tanan pangalan ilang gi pagawas para makat.on tong mga interns..sus, wa pa gani licensya, gara na kaayo..unsa pakaha kung naa!...
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