Adams Health Blog cordially invites you to attend an online Live 'Health Media Chat' Theme : A Walk for Mental Health Care: What Support Guest:  Charles Oguntade, Credentialed Mental Health Nurse (Australia) Date : Friday, October 9th, 2020 Time : 5 PM Australia Time. 8 AM Nigeria Time Venue : Facebook; Adams Health Blog For more details, advertisement or inquiries, kindly send an email to adamsolatayo@gmail.com Signed Adams Health Blog   

Egypt- Egypt confirmed late on Thursday 119 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number registered in the country since the outbreak of the pandemic to 103,317, said the Health Ministry. Meanwhile, 16 patients died from the novel coronavirus in the past 24 hours, raising the death toll to 5,946, while 361 others were completely cured, increasing the total recoveries to 96,855, the ministry’s spokesman Khaled Megahed said in a statement. Total COVID-19 recoveries in Egypt have reached 93.7 percent of the total cases registered in the most populous Arab country. Egypt announced its first confirmed COVID-19 case on Feb. 14 and the first death from the viral disease on March 8. Around mid-June, Egypt saw a peak of COVID-19 daily infections and deaths, with a record 97 deaths on June 15 and 1,774 new cases on June 19, before they started to decline in the first week of July. Amid declining COVID-19 infections and fatalities, Egypt has been easing relevant restrictions over the past couple...

Kenya:  Dr. Gor Goody, an activist, a medical practitioner, a unionist, and an advocate dissected the lack of political will, greediness, and personal interest of political leaders in Kenya for not improving the healthcare system of the country. she further analyzed how insincerity the government is in giving false reassurance on the flattening of the curve of COVID-19 in the country. Dr. Gor, a charming medical doctor described her experiences in activism and how she survived the various threats of life. She explained in detail her concerns for a better healthcare system in Kenya, her roles in the impeachment process of the county governor Anne Waiguru, her reasons for taking the speaking up against the government, and her future ambition. She also described her source of supports from colleagues and healthcare practitioners. 10% of the mortality due to COVID 19 are healthcare workers. Meanwhile, there was already a shortage of healthcare practitioners in the hospitals across the ...

  In a world where child sexual about seems to be on the rise and a norm, it is important to educate ourselves on the dreaded topic. It shares several stories of children's experiences with sexual abuse. How to recognize an abused child Why men rape Boys and sexual abuse How to prevent child abuse How to heal from abuse and many more This is a book every parent, teacher, the educator must have and read. You can place your order by sending your payment to Bank: GTB (Nigeria) Account Number: 0495350548 Account Name: Chinyere Jennifer Chukwu #2500 for hard copy(you add waybill depending on where you are) #1500 for the soft copy via Payment can be made via this platform https://paystack.com/pay/iamjustachild?fbclid=IwAR0QJQUj_I8ujKJ0OG1jzMPJ4txZdZKxMyWEYT5xQnQW-ND8GQcybHt4Gys Chinyere Jennifer Chukwu is a Family Health Practitioner, obtained her Bachelor of Nursing Science from Kean University and Masters in Nursing at California State University. Sunmbola sent 2 weeks aE-book: 15...

Adams Health Blog in conjunction with Innovation Solution Lab (India) cordially invites you all to an hangout with an author to review and discuss his recently published book. Title of the Book: The Pandemic Flutter of the Virus-19: An Appraisal of World Dramatic Tragey Between December 2019 and April 2020. Author: OMOLOLA Adams Olatayo Date: Tuesday, 22nd September 2020. Time: 3 PM (Nigeria Time) Venue: Live Facebook Broadcast via the handle of the author; Adams Olatayo Omolola Signed Adams Health Blog  

Nurse Imo Abasi Moses AKS NANNM Chairlady From:  NURSING AMBASSADORS OF NIGERIA. To: Comrade Nrs. Ambassador ImoAbasi Moses, State Chairman (Newly Elected), National Association Of Nigeria Nurses And Midwives (NANNM), Akwa Ibom State Council. Comrade Nrs. Ambassador Emem David, State Treasurer (Newly Elected), NANNM, Aks Council. Akwa Ibom State Nurses (Game Changers) All Members Of Nursing Ambassadors Of Nigeria (Dreamers And Visionaries). CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The leadership and entire members of Nursing Ambassadors of Nigeria (NAON) express heartiest congratulations to you on your golden victory at the just concluded NANNM bye-election as the 7th State Chairman and State Treasurer into Akwa Ibom State Administrative Council. It's such a privilege to our Nursing Ambassadors of Nigeria that products of the organization have become the State Chairman and State Treasurer to the fulfillment of the organizational goal in the area of leadership! More to win. We are extr...

  Knowledge they say is power. We acquire knowledge by continuous reading, academic advancement and practice. Nurses are known to lay emphasis on improving our clinical skills (practice) but when it comes to acquiring more knowledge through reading and furthering our education, we are lagging behind.  The importance of reading cannot be overemphasized. As a nurse, when was the last time you opened your textbooks and materials you used while in school to update your knowledge? How many of us constantly check the internet like Google for more information on a particular topic you once know. We are in a global age hence every thing keep changing. Books are being published all the time but do we read? Do we visit book sites like Amazon, Okada etc to learn more? Some of us purchase books but do not open it. I am sure by the time we visit our personal library, the books must have been covered with dust. We want to be relevant not just to the health sector but to the society. The q...

 Adams Health Blog cordially invites you to attend an online Live 'Health Media Chat' Theme : COVID-19 Intervention Project; Nursing Ambassadors of Nigeria (NAON) Initiative Guest: Nurse Amb. Onoitem David. Publicity Secretary (Founder) of Nursing Ambassadors of Nigeria Date : Friday, September 18, 2020 Time : 3 pm (Nigeria Time) Venue : Facebook; Adams Health Blog For more details, advertisement or enquiries, kindly send an email to adamsolatayo@gmail.com Signed Adams Health Blog 

Kenya: The Doctors’ union has come out to refute claims by the government that the Covid-19 curve is flattening in the country. Central Kenya Secretary-General of Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union Gor Goody urged the government to conduct a mortality audit to realize that the country is still losing many patients to Covid-19. The Ministry of Health in its daily Covid-19 briefing has been indicating a decline in the infection rate of the virus. Speaking to a local radio station, Goody said patients suffering from non-communicable diseases such as cancer, diabetes, hypertension, and the aged are contracting the disease and dying without being tested. “Mortuaries are abnormally full, which means that the mortality rate has increased. But we are not getting the right statistics. We are only claiming that the curve is flattening. How is it flattening?” she posed. Goody claims Kenya cannot undertake increase testing since there are not enough staff and resources. Th...

  South Africa’s coronavirus lock down measures, some of the strictest in the world, have earned praise from groups including the World Health Organization [WHO] for saving lives – but at the same time, recent data could prove some analysts’ claims that its economy has been largely “destroyed.” The country’s statistician-general announced this week the gross domestic product [GDP] has slumped 51% in the second quarter of this year. Investment specialist Andrew Lapping quoted South Africa’s National Treasury as predicting up to 7 million could lose their jobs, out of a formal workforce of just over 10 million. So many have lost their jobs that Johannesburg’s normally clogged highways now see mostly free-flowing traffic, even during rush hour. A salesman for one of the largest car auction showrooms, now full to the brim with vehicles for sale, told Fox News they have stopped taking luxury vehicles from desperate owners “because few have got the...

 Adams Health Blog cordially invites you all to attend and participate at an online " Health Media Chat" with an expert. Topic: Community Sensitization during an Epidermic Outbreak: The Nurses' Roles Date: September 10th, 2020. Thursday Time: 3 pm ( Nigeria Time) Venue: Facebook.com/adamshealthblog, Facebook: Omolola Adams Olatayo Guest: Nurse Emem Jumbo Paul, CEO Nursing World With Peace Host: OMOLOLA Adams Olatayo For more information / advertisement, contact; adamsolatayo@gmail.com 

  Donate Share FREE COMMUNITY MEDICAL OUTREACH $70  raised of $10,000 target Share Donate now Adewale Adegbite is organising this fundraiser. Created 24 August 2020 Community & Neighbours FODOR HealthCare Foundation is a healthcare non-profit, Non-Governmental Organisation, registered with Corporate Affair Commission ( Nigeria) in 2017 with the number RC 98241. The focus is on promoting healthy living of people in the rural areas. Mission: “Enhance healthy living irrespective of background and social status. Promote healthy long life through comprehensive health educations, and professional consultations and counselling.  Advocacy for healthcare equity and inclusiveness. ‘’  The NGO wants expand its medical outreach to other communities and reach larger audience. Some pasts events are available on 1. FODOR Healthcare Foundation Partner Igbajo Alliance Club Distribute Free Eye Glasses in 2018. Below is the link  https://www.adamshealthblog.com.ng/2018/09/fodo...

   *BRIEF HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF THE ORGANIZATION* The body now known and called Nursing Ambassadors of Nigeria (NAON) was a brain child of a few Nurses like Nrs. Onoitem David, Nrs. Anietie Adams, Nrs. Nseobong Uloh, Nrs. Ufonime Ibanga, Nrs. Udoma Nelson, Nrs. Edidiong Ekure, Nrs. Beatrice Okposin, Nrs. Roseline Enang, Nrs. Kufre Usen, Nrs. Stacy Udoh, Nrs. Emem David, Nrs. Ofonime Akan, Nrs. Aniefiok Emek, Nrs. UduakAbasi Umoh, Nrs. Uduak Ndem, and others too numerous to mention, when had the mindset and mandate of re branding the image of our dear Nursing profession. In 2017, this vision came into limelight as 2014/2015 Nurses Forum, Akwa Ibom State sequel to a lot of challenges in the profession vis-à-vis the discharge of services and subsequent remuneration. It later metamorphosed into Akwa Ibom State Nurses Forum to incorporate more Nurses working within the three (3) tiers of health care delivery system. To further broaden its scope, the name was changed to what it’...

The Standards Ethic Committee under the leadership of Nursing and Midwifery Council Committee in Bayelsa closed down an illegal maternity centre in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State. The team was led by Mrs Cynthia Boufini, the Director of Nursing Services in Bayelsa State. No approval license to run the facility nor any Registered Nurse nor a Registered Midwife as well no Medical Doctor. Henceforth, the facility was sealed off. Below is the link to the video <script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-5805803503573544" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>

Tips on New Zealand Nursing Registration Pathway . BNSc is required. IELTS 7 in each component and you are allowed to combine if the tests are taken within 12 months, OET is also accepted with a score of 350, combination is also accepted. These two basic requirements are the  first thing that makes you eligible for registration. First Stage : The Nursing Council New Zealand (NCNZ) process is in three stages, firstly CGFNs credential evaluation(you need 5 documents for this, Nigeria nursing council verification, criminal check, photo ID like passport, employment reference and your ( IELTS/OET) Second stage  - they will send the report to NCNZ directly and the NCNZ will issue you a decision letter to apply for CAP - Competency Assessment Program. The decision letter usually comes with a list of accredited CAP provider and their tuition fee ranges from 6000-10000 nzd which has to be fully paid.  Third Stage : After you have gotten a CAP placement and you have paid, you need ...