In order to address the persistent problem of Japanese syndrome in the nation, the Nigerian Medical Association has called on the government and employers of medical professionals to put the welfare of medical professionals first.
In Uyo Akwa Ibom State, Prof. Bala Audu, the association’s president, emphasized this point while answering questions from reporters at the state’s NMA-hosted reception honoring the recently appointed commissioners, SSA (medical) and SSA (insurance), which was held at the doctor’s office on Monday.
The only way to keep medical doctors in the country is for the government at all levels to put their welfare first, according to Audu, who intimated that the lack of medical personnel is not unique to Nigeria but rather affects the entire world.He praised Governor Umo Eno’s health workforce retention policy, noting that it aims to prioritize the welfare of medical personnel in the state. He urged the governor to ensure that standards are universally applicable in all of the state’s health care facilities. He stated, “The shortage of medical doctors is not unique to Akwa Ibom State or Nigeria; in fact, the entire world is experiencing a shortage of medical workers.” I have observed what Governor Umo Eno has accomplished in the health care sector, and it is a component of his ARISE agenda. The health workforce retention policy is something I’ve seen. No matter what you do in the healthcare industry in terms of building health infrastructures or furnishing health facilities, you have to make sure that the health workforce, especially the associations, is united.I have observed what Governor Umo Eno has accomplished in the health care sector, and it is a component of his ARISE agenda. The health workforce retention policy is something I’ve seen. No matter what you do in the healthcare industry in terms of building health infrastructures or furnishing health facilities, you have to make sure that the health workforce, especially the associations, is united.According to Peter, who referred to the commissioners as the association’s ambassadors in the state, the health center initiative that the association launched in March of this year has had a significant impact on many people’s lives throughout the state. He also stated that the state’s rural residents in particular will benefit from the association’s partnership with ECWS and teaching hospitals. Source=Punch news
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