Madaktari KCMC wemeuwasha upya

Msijali wabunge watavaa makoti ya madaktari na kuingia kazini. Si kuna akina Prof. Maji Marefu!!!!!

Ntamwona Askofu aruhusu Babu aletwe kwa dharura! Maana kama Pinda kawaleta mjeshi basi nasi kanisa tutatumia resources zetu ala!
 
Acheni upumbavu, msicheze na afya za watanzania... *&**& nyie...

Wanaocheza na afya za watanzania ni viongozi wao wenyewe!!dont place the blame else where.mtu mwenye fikira pevu anaatambua kuwa tatizo si kwa madaktari amabao kila siku wanaweka maisha yao hatarini ili kutumikia wananchi na afya zao!licha ya kutaka ubora wa maisha-wanataka huduma za afya za huyo mtanzania ziboreshwe..sasa nani anacheza na afya ya mtanzania??
 
Published On: Wed, Feb 1st, 2012
Tanzania |
Published On: Wed, Feb 1st, 2012


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Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda



Provision of health services at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre (KCMC) in Moshi is still very poor as some doctors have been reporting for work, sign in and then leave or wonder about without attending to patients.


While that was happening, the hospital management claimed everything at the hospital was back to normal and that by 11:00 all doctors were present and the strike was no more.


Furthermore, patients, who spoke to The Guardian, said there were among those, who went to hospital from 06:00 to 17:00 but were not attended to by any doctor and so they decided to return home without treatment.

Some doctors, who spoke with this reporter at the hospital's canteen, said they were not happy with Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda's statment, saying he used force instead of looking into their genuine demands, adding that they would simply register their names but not work until they were listened to.


"The government has reacted to our demands harshly because it does not want to address our perils. The Prime Minister said they would bring in military doctors. We know that we have the duty of protecting human life but the government too has the duty to look after us," said one doctor, who refused to give his name.


Some patients, who were at the reception, Isack Zakaria, Romana Temba and Heven Nida, said the strike had caused them great sufferings and some of their family members and friends had lost their lives for lack of health services.


"When the government stops listening to the doctors' grievances, it risks people's lives. We're the ones who suffer most! When they fall sick they are flown to Europe or India. But for us, we can't afford it. So, medical practitioners are very important people in society," said Zakaria.


Temba said since they arrived in the morning, they were told to wait and nothing happened till evening came.


For her part, Anna Thadei, who gave birth at the hospital, said she was supposed to have been discharged but since the doctors were not working she had not received a discharge permit, adding that the services were extremely poor.


KCMC director Dr Moshi Ntabaye said services had normalised and that there were 83 interns, 53 doctors undergoing their Master's degrees and only three were on strike.


He said the management was conducting a roll-call after every few hours to ensure all doctors were present, adding that he had not seen any sign of a go-slow at the hospital.


Source The Guardian


 
watanzania bado sana, yaani roho za watu zinapotea mnadai aluta continua!!! si mnge subiri hao wakubwa waugue mgome kuwaandikia rufaa ya kwenda India? sasa hao wananchi wanao kufa ndio walio wanyima hizo pesa mnazo dai? kama kweli hoja na mgomvi wenu ni serikali mngegoma kuwatibu na kuwapa rufaa za kwenda nje, Watanzania karibu woote wangewaunga mkono lakini kwa sasa mnaua watu tu na mtaendelea kuua tu maana hayo madai yenu hata serikali ikikubali yoote leo hamtafanya kazi wagonjwa watakuja tu sababu hawana jinsi. generally the trust and respect to you Docs is gone! you have let down the white uniform of the medical personnel, when you come back vaeni red or black!

NOTE: Zimbabwe kuna Typhoid ya kufa mtu nendeni mkatibu mtakua mabilionea chap chap! ila atleast mtafanya your noble job of saving life, hata kama ni nje ya Tanzania.



Alokwambia hizo rufaa wanaandika madaktari walala hoi nani??wana andikiwa na vibarua wao wachache wanaoharibu fani!we are not proud to have traitors among us lakini kwenye msafara wa mamba na kenge wapo..we want reforms,changez!na cha kwanza ni kushughulika na hao wanaotumia rasilimali za nchi kwa matumbo yao!we are not proud of the lives lost (may God rest them in eternal peace) but we are risking our jobs and the future of our children here!nuthing comes easy..
ALUTA CONTINUA..
 
Kilimanjaro Dr's are a little better at least they are there work, but working slowly people hate them but they are there ...
 
Go Doctors go, msiache kabisa kazeni uzi wanasiasa kama pinda wanastahili kunyongwa kabsaaa
 
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