Politicians, chefs, celebrities, sports people etc make all sorts of comments about the pandemic restrictions.
Nurses, docs, paramedics, allied health and other front line clinicians are asked to “comply to code of conduct”. Our hands are tied and sometimes we are muzzled too.
Nurses, docs, paramedics, allied health and other front line clinicians are asked to “comply to code of conduct”. Our hands are tied and sometimes we are muzzled too.
It’s the reality we work in. We can only do our best within the systemic constraints we. It’s always a challenge and there is no perfect system.
Sometimes voicing an opinion alone can be a career-ending move for some in the health industry.
Sometimes voicing an opinion alone can be a career-ending move for some in the health industry.
Most of us are here to just get on with our patients and our lives. A few of us are here for the money and power.
Because I’m only an ENT surgeon with only a Master of Public Health, my voice is not considered relevant to the discussions in the board rooms.
Who’s in your board rooms making decisions for your institutions?
Who’s in your board rooms making decisions for your institutions?
We need leaders who have ears on the ground and knows the pulse of that front line nurse. We need good representation in the board rooms. We need someone to be a voice to the voiceless.
