filipino Nurses' Requirements to work in Israel?Italy? Malaysia?
what are the following requirements needed??? 1. like what kind of papers/processes needed in applying visa/passport? 2.what are exams needed e.g Board exams, TOEFL, IELTS, CGFNS, NCLEX, Medical exams? 3.what job experiences needed? 4. cost needed to all expenses? 5. how much u earn per hour in that country?? state sources pls... i need it URGENT!!!!
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well idk
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Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
I am currently taking STPM (high school) in Malaysia
I am currently taking STPM (high school) in Malaysia.?
I would like to choose nursing as one of my ambition because only with nursing degree , i could settle in USA. But i feel it is such a waste to study hard just to take nursing and furthermore STPM is a very quality and tough exam , I feel its such a waste take up this course. Any suggestions?
Other - Education - 1 Answers
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You should pursue a career of your interest. if nursing is your interest, then you can consider it as a career choice. personally i don't think it wise to choose a career based on your migration-asiprations, as this can change over time. eg. what makes you think that when you graduate with a bursing qualification that US will still have shortage of nurses that it needs to employ foreign nurses? And even if you manage to get to the US and be a nurse, can you predict that when you are in your in your mid-30s or 40s that you will not want to go back to Malaysia? And what then? Will you want to be a nurse in malaysia?
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I would like to choose nursing as one of my ambition because only with nursing degree , i could settle in USA. But i feel it is such a waste to study hard just to take nursing and furthermore STPM is a very quality and tough exam , I feel its such a waste take up this course. Any suggestions?
Other - Education - 1 Answers
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You should pursue a career of your interest. if nursing is your interest, then you can consider it as a career choice. personally i don't think it wise to choose a career based on your migration-asiprations, as this can change over time. eg. what makes you think that when you graduate with a bursing qualification that US will still have shortage of nurses that it needs to employ foreign nurses? And even if you manage to get to the US and be a nurse, can you predict that when you are in your in your mid-30s or 40s that you will not want to go back to Malaysia? And what then? Will you want to be a nurse in malaysia?
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
can i overcome my fear of blood
can i overcome my fear of blood ?
ok . heres the deal . Im in a nursing school . I will be starting my nursing school in april. I really wanna be a nurse to help people and save life. But i kept remembering the incident , when my grandfather was admitted at the hospital in malaysia. The nurses drew blood from him .i dont know why i suddenly felt dizzy. Not just that , i think i felt dizzy when im in that hospital.i see alot of patients and it was hectic . DO u think that makes me dizzy ?
Other - Health - 1 Answers
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Maybe you are just stressing yourself out; you remembered the incident with your grandfather and it is in the back of your mind. Also, you might just be a nervous person, worrying about taking proper care of the sick or injured. After awhile, you will build your confidence and you will be just fine.
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ok . heres the deal . Im in a nursing school . I will be starting my nursing school in april. I really wanna be a nurse to help people and save life. But i kept remembering the incident , when my grandfather was admitted at the hospital in malaysia. The nurses drew blood from him .i dont know why i suddenly felt dizzy. Not just that , i think i felt dizzy when im in that hospital.i see alot of patients and it was hectic . DO u think that makes me dizzy ?
Other - Health - 1 Answers
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Maybe you are just stressing yourself out; you remembered the incident with your grandfather and it is in the back of your mind. Also, you might just be a nervous person, worrying about taking proper care of the sick or injured. After awhile, you will build your confidence and you will be just fine.
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
Nursing or Chef? Which one should I go for
Nursing or Chef? Which one should I go for?
Okay, I got two offer to continue my study. First is nursing, and another one is culinary arts. I always wanted to be a nurse. A great nurse, but at the same time, my passion for culinary arts is very high, and now I can't decide which one should I go for. I don't really mind about the salary, really. I just wanted to give a great public service. So, which course should I go and pick? Cooking for people or healing people? I'm 19 years old, Male from Terengganu, Malaysia.
Health Care - 3 Answers
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Providing much needed health care to people is very important especially in Asian countries where a lot of people do not get proper health care. You may be able to combine the degrees and become a nutrition specialist. This way you have a medical profession that is mingled with your love of cooking, and you're providing both services to people.
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If you really want to help people, go nursing all the way.
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Both careers are noble. Both have opportunities to serve others. One pays 3-4 times higher wage. It may not matter now, but it will when you turn 60. Nursing is hard work but has more opportunity to advance to a teaching or desk job. Cooking is hard work and remains so. The cooks I know who work in a Metropolitan city make around $14/hr in a retirement home. It is hard, hard work. In the United States, you can't live on that salary. If you don't succeed as a cook in an upscale restaurant, you will have to take whatever job you can find. Do you plan to have a family? If so, you will need to support them. Why not go for the higher pay and use your culinary passion on weekends. Feed the poor????
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Okay, I got two offer to continue my study. First is nursing, and another one is culinary arts. I always wanted to be a nurse. A great nurse, but at the same time, my passion for culinary arts is very high, and now I can't decide which one should I go for. I don't really mind about the salary, really. I just wanted to give a great public service. So, which course should I go and pick? Cooking for people or healing people? I'm 19 years old, Male from Terengganu, Malaysia.
Health Care - 3 Answers
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Providing much needed health care to people is very important especially in Asian countries where a lot of people do not get proper health care. You may be able to combine the degrees and become a nutrition specialist. This way you have a medical profession that is mingled with your love of cooking, and you're providing both services to people.
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If you really want to help people, go nursing all the way.
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Both careers are noble. Both have opportunities to serve others. One pays 3-4 times higher wage. It may not matter now, but it will when you turn 60. Nursing is hard work but has more opportunity to advance to a teaching or desk job. Cooking is hard work and remains so. The cooks I know who work in a Metropolitan city make around $14/hr in a retirement home. It is hard, hard work. In the United States, you can't live on that salary. If you don't succeed as a cook in an upscale restaurant, you will have to take whatever job you can find. Do you plan to have a family? If so, you will need to support them. Why not go for the higher pay and use your culinary passion on weekends. Feed the poor????
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Monday, November 28, 2011
What to do? Sri Lanka or Malaysia
What to do? Sri Lanka or Malaysia?
The three of us are going to do two weeks volunteering in Sri Lanka as we'll be qualified nurses this summer, we'll be based in Kandy. We were considering flying to Malaysia (found flights for £120) thinking of heading there for a week of our month, is that a good time to spend there? We'll be going to Sri Lanka mid August and Malaysia beginning of september? Any tips on both Sri Lanka and Malaysia? We've only got a month before starting work!
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SRI LANKA - the city of 'Kandy' is in the hills so you'll have nice weather during that time. There's a very beautiful and historically important event happening in Kandy during August which is the "Kandy Perehara" (pageant) and it'll be a fantastic experience for you if you could come in time for that. General tips - cotton is the best type of garment to wear because of our sunny weather. generally shorts or tops with straps are OK for casual day- to- day wear but when visiting religious places it is mandatory to have your body covered as in you can wear pants or long skirts and tops with sleeves. food might be a little spicy for you but its tasty... long distance traveling is possible by bus, train or private vehicles which are for hire but the "trishaw" or "3 wheeler" - a small contraption with 3 wheels is the most common mode of transport. since you are based in Kandy walking will give you the best sight seeing though. Have mineral water which is freely available for sale or boiled and cooled water. even though waterborne deceases are very rare here its better to be safe. Ours is a beautiful country. We have everything!! Sunny weather, beautiful beaches, magnificent rain forests, historical sites, Mountains, Wild life parks... you name it we have it .. and being an Island, this is all within a few hundred KM!! So, I think you'll have many places to visit without going to any other country. The most important aspect of our country is our people!! you will not find a more friendlier, helpful and caring group of citizens with smiling faces to top it, anywhere in the world !! :-) oh and about 95% of us speak and understand some level of English!
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The three of us are going to do two weeks volunteering in Sri Lanka as we'll be qualified nurses this summer, we'll be based in Kandy. We were considering flying to Malaysia (found flights for £120) thinking of heading there for a week of our month, is that a good time to spend there? We'll be going to Sri Lanka mid August and Malaysia beginning of september? Any tips on both Sri Lanka and Malaysia? We've only got a month before starting work!
Other - Asia Pacific - 1 Answers
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SRI LANKA - the city of 'Kandy' is in the hills so you'll have nice weather during that time. There's a very beautiful and historically important event happening in Kandy during August which is the "Kandy Perehara" (pageant) and it'll be a fantastic experience for you if you could come in time for that. General tips - cotton is the best type of garment to wear because of our sunny weather. generally shorts or tops with straps are OK for casual day- to- day wear but when visiting religious places it is mandatory to have your body covered as in you can wear pants or long skirts and tops with sleeves. food might be a little spicy for you but its tasty... long distance traveling is possible by bus, train or private vehicles which are for hire but the "trishaw" or "3 wheeler" - a small contraption with 3 wheels is the most common mode of transport. since you are based in Kandy walking will give you the best sight seeing though. Have mineral water which is freely available for sale or boiled and cooled water. even though waterborne deceases are very rare here its better to be safe. Ours is a beautiful country. We have everything!! Sunny weather, beautiful beaches, magnificent rain forests, historical sites, Mountains, Wild life parks... you name it we have it .. and being an Island, this is all within a few hundred KM!! So, I think you'll have many places to visit without going to any other country. The most important aspect of our country is our people!! you will not find a more friendlier, helpful and caring group of citizens with smiling faces to top it, anywhere in the world !! :-) oh and about 95% of us speak and understand some level of English!
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Monday, November 14, 2011
how much do nurses get payed in Malaysia
how much do nurses get payed in Malaysia?
Malaysia - 15 Answers
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google it!
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probably good money
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Alot. But living there isnt a good idea unless you like to help alot ... alot... really alot
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ya know it's actually one of the jobs high in demand. I read it somewhere in the internet, but it's referring the US. Not sure about Malaysia though..
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for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance and if you have a degree your scale will be U41 and you will earn around RM1800, on top of that you can also do locum in private hospital
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as much as nurses paid in Japan if you know what i mean
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for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance
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for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance
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Peanuts, for long hours.
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Your 'payed' should be 'paid' ... sound more like 'laid' .... lol Trainee nurses is as per what said ...
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for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance
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for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance
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better than blue collar jobs..
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for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance Source(s): answer from above..
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I always encourage young girls to take up nursing. The staring pay may not be that good . But think of the long term. First of all, the course is free, normally sponsored by the hospital, A job is guranteed at the end of the course. Malaysian nurses are highly in demand from all over the world, many of them that I know are working in the Middle East, England, Australia, ect.. Don't forget that there's also oppotunities of you marrying a doctor. Bright future! Bright future, go for it.
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Malaysia - 15 Answers
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google it!
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probably good money
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Alot. But living there isnt a good idea unless you like to help alot ... alot... really alot
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ya know it's actually one of the jobs high in demand. I read it somewhere in the internet, but it's referring the US. Not sure about Malaysia though..
5 :
for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance and if you have a degree your scale will be U41 and you will earn around RM1800, on top of that you can also do locum in private hospital
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as much as nurses paid in Japan if you know what i mean
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for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance
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for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance
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Peanuts, for long hours.
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Your 'payed' should be 'paid' ... sound more like 'laid' .... lol Trainee nurses is as per what said ...
11 :
for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance
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for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance
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better than blue collar jobs..
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for beginners maybe around RM1400 include critical allowance Source(s): answer from above..
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I always encourage young girls to take up nursing. The staring pay may not be that good . But think of the long term. First of all, the course is free, normally sponsored by the hospital, A job is guranteed at the end of the course. Malaysian nurses are highly in demand from all over the world, many of them that I know are working in the Middle East, England, Australia, ect.. Don't forget that there's also oppotunities of you marrying a doctor. Bright future! Bright future, go for it.
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Monday, November 7, 2011
What is the basic salary for nurse in gleaneagle intan medical hospital malaysia ? in RM
What is the basic salary for nurse in gleaneagle intan medical hospital malaysia ? in RM?
Malaysia - 2 Answers
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If you're graduated form nursing school without experience it is about basic RM1400 onwards
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with diploma, around RM1700 for basic...
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If you're graduated form nursing school without experience it is about basic RM1400 onwards
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with diploma, around RM1700 for basic...
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
how can i get job in malaysia/singapore
how can i get job in malaysia/singapore?
I am indian citizen,completed diploma in medical laboratory technology having 19 years experience. and also seeking nursing job for my sister in-law.please anyone let me know the right web address to find out who is appreciable
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You can try apply via the below job listing websites: Jobstreet - http://www.jobstreet.com JobsDB - http://www.jobsdb.com ST701 - http://www.st701.com - Singapore Malaysia Jobs - http://jobs.talkmalaysia.com/ - Malaysia Good luck.
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I am indian citizen,completed diploma in medical laboratory technology having 19 years experience. and also seeking nursing job for my sister in-law.please anyone let me know the right web address to find out who is appreciable
Immigration - 1 Answers
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You can try apply via the below job listing websites: Jobstreet - http://www.jobstreet.com JobsDB - http://www.jobsdb.com ST701 - http://www.st701.com - Singapore Malaysia Jobs - http://jobs.talkmalaysia.com/ - Malaysia Good luck.
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Friday, October 28, 2011
where can I get the information for communication barrier among foreign nurses in malaysia
where can I get the information for communication barrier among foreign nurses in malaysia.?
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this may be a sensitive issue that is not published. your best way to get the information you want is to conduct primary research such as informal interviews with local and foreign nurses in malaysia.
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Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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this may be a sensitive issue that is not published. your best way to get the information you want is to conduct primary research such as informal interviews with local and foreign nurses in malaysia.
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Friday, October 14, 2011
any nursing vacancy in Europe
any nursing vacancy in Europe?
i'm a newly graduated registered nurse in malaysia,i would like to work in Europe as a RN,but i'm having 5 years bond with my sponsared hospital,i would like to know is there any oversea hospital willing to buy over my bond?
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Have you contacted the government in the part of Europe to see if there are vacancies? I am certain there are nursing opportunities, but you have to know where you want to move and if there are vacancies in that area before someone can give you specific information on how to get your bond cleared or transferred.
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i'm a newly graduated registered nurse in malaysia,i would like to work in Europe as a RN,but i'm having 5 years bond with my sponsared hospital,i would like to know is there any oversea hospital willing to buy over my bond?
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Have you contacted the government in the part of Europe to see if there are vacancies? I am certain there are nursing opportunities, but you have to know where you want to move and if there are vacancies in that area before someone can give you specific information on how to get your bond cleared or transferred.
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Friday, October 7, 2011
how can i overcome my fear of blood
how can i overcome my fear of blood?
ok . heres the deal . Im in a nursing school . I will be starting my nursing school in april. I really really wanna be a nurse to help people and save life. But i kept remembering the incident , when my grandfather was admitted at the hospital in malaysia. The nurses drew blood from him .i dont know why i suddenly felt dizzy. Not just that , i think i felt dizzy when im in that hospital.i see alot of patients and it was hectic . DO u think that makes me dizzy ?
Mental Health - 10 Answers
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don`t look at lt
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don't look at it. Or you could think of blood like ketcup.
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go to a blood donation center and donate
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The best way to overcome a fear is to expose yourself to it. Its called desensitization. You'll get through it if you put forth the energy to.
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you should probably drink the blood.....it tastes good....
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IF is the blood that makes you anxious, i suggest bringing some rationalization to the situation. Start reading books and articles about blood, and about the normal nursing procedures regarding blood. You can later then star looking at online pictures of these same procedures, and feeling comfortable with the concept. Besides, dont worry :) Many med students feel scared or irrationally dizzy when confronted with this things, but these fade with time. Good luck.
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I would say, get familiar with blood like watch some films on surgery or other, but what helped me is I finally realized that blood truly is life giving, not death ,like we see in the movies, associated with murder or accidents. But all of us have to have blood to live!
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I saw a child with less fear than me about seeing blood, I was 14 them 6 I was crying over a shot and she looked at me like you are so luckyI felt like a sucker and it made me strong. Visit kids who are sick, see their strength and your fear will subside, and your passion will grow.
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Perhaps just the thought of someone peircing the skin with a needle to draw blood makes you queasy. I have known several guys who nearly pass out just from getting a shot much less having blood drawn.This may pass as you are more exposed to it. I used to work for a vet and the first couple surjuries, I observed and necropsies made me feel like I was going to faint. After that as I watched and helped more, I was fine. One time we had a cat who had been caught in a car's fanbelt. Luckily the cat lived but was sutured in so many places he looked like a jigsaw puzzle. The owner brought him back in a few days after surjury because he had torn out the stitches in a few places. She had a weak stomache and could not hold the cat while the vet treated him though she was in the room. I had to. Let me tell you , looking at fresh meat (no blood tho) deep cuts and torn stitches made me want to pass out bad i was so light headed and sick to my stomach! I just kept praying to myself while the vet did his work... Please don't let me faint... over and over til it was done. As soon as possible I ran to the rest room and washed my face in cold water and sat down for a few minutes and then I was fine. After that I could do almost anything with no reaction. I went on to work in later years for Animal Control and you see some pretty terrible things from animal cruelty cases to badly injured strays hit by cars, Many heart breaking things. But you get used to it . You don't ever get used to the emotions you feel but you become a professional doing a job no matter how bad it is just be cause of the repetition of the same circumstances over and over. I am sure EMT's go through a beginners stage too where their first few really bad cases make them sick. it is normal for many people and most overcome it. Good luck dear.
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its something you will get used to in time...so just ease up on yourself..eventually you will find a way...maybe breathing techniques to be able to cope good luck in nursing school...ps nurses rock!
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ok . heres the deal . Im in a nursing school . I will be starting my nursing school in april. I really really wanna be a nurse to help people and save life. But i kept remembering the incident , when my grandfather was admitted at the hospital in malaysia. The nurses drew blood from him .i dont know why i suddenly felt dizzy. Not just that , i think i felt dizzy when im in that hospital.i see alot of patients and it was hectic . DO u think that makes me dizzy ?
Mental Health - 10 Answers
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don`t look at lt
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don't look at it. Or you could think of blood like ketcup.
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go to a blood donation center and donate
4 :
The best way to overcome a fear is to expose yourself to it. Its called desensitization. You'll get through it if you put forth the energy to.
5 :
you should probably drink the blood.....it tastes good....
6 :
IF is the blood that makes you anxious, i suggest bringing some rationalization to the situation. Start reading books and articles about blood, and about the normal nursing procedures regarding blood. You can later then star looking at online pictures of these same procedures, and feeling comfortable with the concept. Besides, dont worry :) Many med students feel scared or irrationally dizzy when confronted with this things, but these fade with time. Good luck.
7 :
I would say, get familiar with blood like watch some films on surgery or other, but what helped me is I finally realized that blood truly is life giving, not death ,like we see in the movies, associated with murder or accidents. But all of us have to have blood to live!
8 :
I saw a child with less fear than me about seeing blood, I was 14 them 6 I was crying over a shot and she looked at me like you are so luckyI felt like a sucker and it made me strong. Visit kids who are sick, see their strength and your fear will subside, and your passion will grow.
9 :
Perhaps just the thought of someone peircing the skin with a needle to draw blood makes you queasy. I have known several guys who nearly pass out just from getting a shot much less having blood drawn.This may pass as you are more exposed to it. I used to work for a vet and the first couple surjuries, I observed and necropsies made me feel like I was going to faint. After that as I watched and helped more, I was fine. One time we had a cat who had been caught in a car's fanbelt. Luckily the cat lived but was sutured in so many places he looked like a jigsaw puzzle. The owner brought him back in a few days after surjury because he had torn out the stitches in a few places. She had a weak stomache and could not hold the cat while the vet treated him though she was in the room. I had to. Let me tell you , looking at fresh meat (no blood tho) deep cuts and torn stitches made me want to pass out bad i was so light headed and sick to my stomach! I just kept praying to myself while the vet did his work... Please don't let me faint... over and over til it was done. As soon as possible I ran to the rest room and washed my face in cold water and sat down for a few minutes and then I was fine. After that I could do almost anything with no reaction. I went on to work in later years for Animal Control and you see some pretty terrible things from animal cruelty cases to badly injured strays hit by cars, Many heart breaking things. But you get used to it . You don't ever get used to the emotions you feel but you become a professional doing a job no matter how bad it is just be cause of the repetition of the same circumstances over and over. I am sure EMT's go through a beginners stage too where their first few really bad cases make them sick. it is normal for many people and most overcome it. Good luck dear.
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its something you will get used to in time...so just ease up on yourself..eventually you will find a way...maybe breathing techniques to be able to cope good luck in nursing school...ps nurses rock!
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
Nursing in Texas - procedural help
Nursing in Texas - procedural help?
Hi, I'm currently practicing nursing in Malaysia and would like to work in Texas as an RN, and I'd like to know the procedures step by step. I read in the website, it seems very confusing. Has anyone done it before? I need help from those who've done it and resides outside from Texas/USA. Thank you!!
Immigration - 3 Answers
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Well, the first thing you want to do is take and pass the CGFNS-RN ( http://www.cgfns.org/ ) and the TOEFL ( http://www.ets.org/toefl )
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Unfortunately you are too late now you can't take a boardexam if you dont have a social security number thats a new policy of the board of nursing for foreign graduates.for your information there is no available for visa nurses in the US right now...sorry!
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The schedule A nurse visa ceased in 2006 POTUS wants all nurses to be US trained
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Hi, I'm currently practicing nursing in Malaysia and would like to work in Texas as an RN, and I'd like to know the procedures step by step. I read in the website, it seems very confusing. Has anyone done it before? I need help from those who've done it and resides outside from Texas/USA. Thank you!!
Immigration - 3 Answers
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Well, the first thing you want to do is take and pass the CGFNS-RN ( http://www.cgfns.org/ ) and the TOEFL ( http://www.ets.org/toefl )
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Unfortunately you are too late now you can't take a boardexam if you dont have a social security number thats a new policy of the board of nursing for foreign graduates.for your information there is no available for visa nurses in the US right now...sorry!
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The schedule A nurse visa ceased in 2006 POTUS wants all nurses to be US trained
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
how do i apply job for navy nurse in Malaysia
how do i apply job for navy nurse in Malaysia?
Military - 1 Answers
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Complete a BS Nursing degree and either join Navy ROTC as a nursing student in college or apply for Navy Nursing as a junior or senior in college and get commissioned when you graduate. As far as getting posted to Malaysia.... Who knows.
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Military - 1 Answers
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Complete a BS Nursing degree and either join Navy ROTC as a nursing student in college or apply for Navy Nursing as a junior or senior in college and get commissioned when you graduate. As far as getting posted to Malaysia.... Who knows.
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Should I go to malaysia
Should I go to malaysia?
I was planning to go to Malaysia after finishing my nursing course for a couple months to visit family and go to a family wedding. However, now due to NHS crisis, should I look for a job immediately after finishing my course?
Careers & Employment - 6 Answers
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Travel is a very important component to a cultural person. I would go if you have the means, it will enlighten and expand your point of view.
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Go! you deserve it. Have the break and come back refreshed, I wish that I was going with you, I have stopped in the Rassa Siang, Penang, now a distant memory. Go fore it!
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Look for a job get the place and then go for a couple of months, don't let them know until the last possible moment your plans.
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Malaysia, sound far. Are your from Malaysia? Where are your writing from? I would think of a tropical island in the Caribbean. Many great places, and great packages. Go to your travel agent for help. My girlfriends and I went to Punta Cana and Casa de Campo in Dominican Republic and we had a great time, cant wait to go back.
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Get a job in nursing and forget your trip. The NHS has a career structure and you need to get on the bottom of that ladder now. Maybe, later you can take time off to visit Malaysia. Besides, we need to get rid of the bad nurses and administrators and keep the good staff. So if you're good and dedicated stay! Otherwise - pack your bags - why did we train you in the first place?
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In the nursing field ,getting the job is probably not the problem.Istablishing your self here before you go back home could take some pressure off.GOOD LUCK,
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I was planning to go to Malaysia after finishing my nursing course for a couple months to visit family and go to a family wedding. However, now due to NHS crisis, should I look for a job immediately after finishing my course?
Careers & Employment - 6 Answers
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Travel is a very important component to a cultural person. I would go if you have the means, it will enlighten and expand your point of view.
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Go! you deserve it. Have the break and come back refreshed, I wish that I was going with you, I have stopped in the Rassa Siang, Penang, now a distant memory. Go fore it!
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Look for a job get the place and then go for a couple of months, don't let them know until the last possible moment your plans.
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Malaysia, sound far. Are your from Malaysia? Where are your writing from? I would think of a tropical island in the Caribbean. Many great places, and great packages. Go to your travel agent for help. My girlfriends and I went to Punta Cana and Casa de Campo in Dominican Republic and we had a great time, cant wait to go back.
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Get a job in nursing and forget your trip. The NHS has a career structure and you need to get on the bottom of that ladder now. Maybe, later you can take time off to visit Malaysia. Besides, we need to get rid of the bad nurses and administrators and keep the good staff. So if you're good and dedicated stay! Otherwise - pack your bags - why did we train you in the first place?
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In the nursing field ,getting the job is probably not the problem.Istablishing your self here before you go back home could take some pressure off.GOOD LUCK,
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
can INDIAN nurses work in Malaysia.what is the eligibility to work for them in Malaysia
can INDIAN nurses work in Malaysia.what is the eligibility to work for them in Malaysia.?
Indian Nurses,who want to work in Malaysia are eligible to work or not.They have to give any test to get jobs in malaysia.
Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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WHA?
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Check it out from the Malaysian High Commission in your State.
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Indian Nurses,who want to work in Malaysia are eligible to work or not.They have to give any test to get jobs in malaysia.
Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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WHA?
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Check it out from the Malaysian High Commission in your State.
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Thursday, September 1, 2011
my qualification is bachelor of nursing. can i study in epidmiology course in post graduate in malaysia
my qualification is bachelor of nursing. can i study in epidmiology course in post graduate in malaysia?
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If you do a search on-line for a Malaysian university offering Epidemiology, you'll be able to see if your qualifications are suitable for entry to the course. Good luck.
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If you do a search on-line for a Malaysian university offering Epidemiology, you'll be able to see if your qualifications are suitable for entry to the course. Good luck.
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Sunday, August 28, 2011
studyin in malaysia as an international student
studyin in malaysia as an international student?
Hey guys / girls im planning to study nursing in malaysia " Undergrad". what universities do u guys recommened, for a couple with 2 kids ? a friendly community is an absolute must.
Malaysia - 5 Answers
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Do you have any academic background & which country are you from? Because local universities/institutions usually teach their course in either Bahasa or English. Which one are you interested? Besides that's your budget?
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Try the following : http://www.ucsi.edu.my http://www.nilam.edu.my There are many nursing school in Malaysia but i think most of them conduct their courses in the Malay language. Those 2 schools i mentioned above are private schools and they do conduct their courses in English. Contact them for further information.
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Mahsa College http://www.mahsa.edu.my/student-inter.html
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i think, LIMKOKWING university is the best...
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There's Universiti Malaya. It was world reknown last time, but now it's totally screwed, There's Monash University in Bandar Sunway. There's the LimKokWing University too. There's Taylor's College in SS15, Subang Jaya. HELP University. Or you could just look it up in Google... "Education in Malaysia."
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Hey guys / girls im planning to study nursing in malaysia " Undergrad". what universities do u guys recommened, for a couple with 2 kids ? a friendly community is an absolute must.
Malaysia - 5 Answers
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Do you have any academic background & which country are you from? Because local universities/institutions usually teach their course in either Bahasa or English. Which one are you interested? Besides that's your budget?
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Try the following : http://www.ucsi.edu.my http://www.nilam.edu.my There are many nursing school in Malaysia but i think most of them conduct their courses in the Malay language. Those 2 schools i mentioned above are private schools and they do conduct their courses in English. Contact them for further information.
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Mahsa College http://www.mahsa.edu.my/student-inter.html
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i think, LIMKOKWING university is the best...
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There's Universiti Malaya. It was world reknown last time, but now it's totally screwed, There's Monash University in Bandar Sunway. There's the LimKokWing University too. There's Taylor's College in SS15, Subang Jaya. HELP University. Or you could just look it up in Google... "Education in Malaysia."
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Sunday, August 14, 2011
how to apply for a singapore nursing board,actually iam an indian presently in malaysia
how to apply for a singapore nursing board,actually iam an indian presently in malaysia?
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Hi tamil k!I have answered a similar question 4 days ago. What are the qualifications to become a registered nurse in singapore? im a filipino nurse who just graduated last april and currently training in a primary hospital. would it matter so much if my training did not take place in a tertiary hospital? Registration To practise nursing and/or midwifery in Singapore,a nurse or midwife must be registered with the Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) and possess a valid practising certificate. An applicant who wishes to apply for registration is required to have successfully completed one of the following accredited pre-registration nursing courses in Singapore. Register of Nurses for Registered Nurses Qualification Education Institution Diploma in Nursing Nanyang Polytechnic Diploma in Health Sciences (Nursing) Ngee Ann Polytechnic Roll of Nurses for Enrolled Nurses Qualification Education Institution Nitec in Nursing ITE College East An applicant who completes a nursing course outside Singapore will have to satisfy the Board that it is equivalent to an accredited nursing course in Singapore.The applicant may be required to sit for an examination,undergo a competency assessment and place on provisional registration or enrolment. Temporary Registration and Enrolment The Board also provides for temporary registration/enrolment to enable a person: (a) to teach, undertake research or study in Singapore (b) to undergo training under a training scheme approved by the Board; or (c) to provide voluntary nursing or midwifery service under a volunteer nursing scheme or volunteer midwifery scheme approved by the Board A temporary registration or enrolment shall not exceed 2 years and may be renewed for periods not exceeding 12 months at a time. General requirements. All applications shall be made on a prescribed form and submitted together with the following documents. 1) Letter of employment if applicant is trained outside Singapore. 2) Certified copy of : NRIC, birth certificate, passport or marriage certificate where applicable; Registration as a Registered Nurse or Registered Midwife or enrolment as an Enrolled Nurse (registration or enrolment certificate and practising certificate); Training certificate; Transcript of Nursing Education (with the breakdown in theory and record of clinical experience in hours); Work testimonials. (The above documents must be certified true copies of original certificates/documents by the employer in Singapore) 3) Verification of registration/enrolment to be sent directly from Registration/Licensing authority to Registrar,Singapore Nursing Board,16 College Road, #01-01,College of Medicine Building, Singapore 169854. 4) Transcript of nursing education to be sent directly from the training institution to Registrar,Singapore Nursing Board,16 College Road,#01-01,College of Medicine Building,Singapore 169854. 5) Any document that is not in English shall be accompanied by a certified translation in English. Contact : Singapore Nursing Board 16 College Road #01-01 College of Medicine Building Singapore 169854 Office Hours: Mondays to Fridays - 8.30 am to 5.30 pm Closed on Saturdays,Sundays & Public Holidays For general enquiries,please call : 6372 3082/83 /85
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Hi tamil k!I have answered a similar question 4 days ago. What are the qualifications to become a registered nurse in singapore? im a filipino nurse who just graduated last april and currently training in a primary hospital. would it matter so much if my training did not take place in a tertiary hospital? Registration To practise nursing and/or midwifery in Singapore,a nurse or midwife must be registered with the Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) and possess a valid practising certificate. An applicant who wishes to apply for registration is required to have successfully completed one of the following accredited pre-registration nursing courses in Singapore. Register of Nurses for Registered Nurses Qualification Education Institution Diploma in Nursing Nanyang Polytechnic Diploma in Health Sciences (Nursing) Ngee Ann Polytechnic Roll of Nurses for Enrolled Nurses Qualification Education Institution Nitec in Nursing ITE College East An applicant who completes a nursing course outside Singapore will have to satisfy the Board that it is equivalent to an accredited nursing course in Singapore.The applicant may be required to sit for an examination,undergo a competency assessment and place on provisional registration or enrolment. Temporary Registration and Enrolment The Board also provides for temporary registration/enrolment to enable a person: (a) to teach, undertake research or study in Singapore (b) to undergo training under a training scheme approved by the Board; or (c) to provide voluntary nursing or midwifery service under a volunteer nursing scheme or volunteer midwifery scheme approved by the Board A temporary registration or enrolment shall not exceed 2 years and may be renewed for periods not exceeding 12 months at a time. General requirements. All applications shall be made on a prescribed form and submitted together with the following documents. 1) Letter of employment if applicant is trained outside Singapore. 2) Certified copy of : NRIC, birth certificate, passport or marriage certificate where applicable; Registration as a Registered Nurse or Registered Midwife or enrolment as an Enrolled Nurse (registration or enrolment certificate and practising certificate); Training certificate; Transcript of Nursing Education (with the breakdown in theory and record of clinical experience in hours); Work testimonials. (The above documents must be certified true copies of original certificates/documents by the employer in Singapore) 3) Verification of registration/enrolment to be sent directly from Registration/Licensing authority to Registrar,Singapore Nursing Board,16 College Road, #01-01,College of Medicine Building, Singapore 169854. 4) Transcript of nursing education to be sent directly from the training institution to Registrar,Singapore Nursing Board,16 College Road,#01-01,College of Medicine Building,Singapore 169854. 5) Any document that is not in English shall be accompanied by a certified translation in English. Contact : Singapore Nursing Board 16 College Road #01-01 College of Medicine Building Singapore 169854 Office Hours: Mondays to Fridays - 8.30 am to 5.30 pm Closed on Saturdays,Sundays & Public Holidays For general enquiries,please call : 6372 3082/83 /85
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Sunday, August 7, 2011
looking for a nursing school in malaysia, where i can continue nursing in diploma to degree in nursing
looking for a nursing school in malaysia, where i can continue nursing in diploma to degree in nursing?
learning as part time via online and acredated by the ministry of education in malaysia
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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here is a reputable selection of nursing colleges in malaysia! mahsa offers online courses if iam not mistaken! hope this is what u wanted! good luck!
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learning as part time via online and acredated by the ministry of education in malaysia
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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here is a reputable selection of nursing colleges in malaysia! mahsa offers online courses if iam not mistaken! hope this is what u wanted! good luck!
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Monday, August 1, 2011
how can i get nursing scholarship in malaysia....??? and how much the pointer i must get to qualify for it
how can i get nursing scholarship in malaysia....??? and how much the pointer i must get to qualify for it?
Financial Aid - 1 Answers
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You do can with Malaysian banks.
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Financial Aid - 1 Answers
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You do can with Malaysian banks.
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Thursday, July 28, 2011
what is the best nursing college in Malaysia
what is the best nursing college in Malaysia?
help me choosing.^__^
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Some information is below./
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help me choosing.^__^
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Some information is below./
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Thursday, July 14, 2011
Details of Nursing Homes in Malaysia
Details of Nursing Homes in Malaysia?
Would like to know how many nursing homes in Malaysia. The statistics of abandoned elderly people in Malaysia. And how many were sent to Nursing Homes? How are the conditions of such Nursing Homes?
Sociology - 2 Answers
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Check the official statistics from Kementerian Perpaduan Negara dan Pembangunan Masyarakat (KPNPM) [Ministry of National Unity and Social Development], and Kementerian Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat [Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development]. This two ministry had been merged as the latter. I don't think the statistic is available from its official web site http://www.kpwkm.gov.my/ You need to go through proper channel when you wish to get such statistic. Make an appointment with one of the officers in KPWKM. I'm not sure if they will simply release such specific information to anyone in the public without understand what the information is going to be used for.
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+ As far as Malaysia is concerned, actually very good. They don't have highly trained medical staffs, but they can save a life. Most provide some food if a family member is unable to take food. In this technology enriched society we find ourselves in, there will always be perplexities. Therefore, any answer may or may not meet your expectations.
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Would like to know how many nursing homes in Malaysia. The statistics of abandoned elderly people in Malaysia. And how many were sent to Nursing Homes? How are the conditions of such Nursing Homes?
Sociology - 2 Answers
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Check the official statistics from Kementerian Perpaduan Negara dan Pembangunan Masyarakat (KPNPM) [Ministry of National Unity and Social Development], and Kementerian Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat [Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development]. This two ministry had been merged as the latter. I don't think the statistic is available from its official web site http://www.kpwkm.gov.my/ You need to go through proper channel when you wish to get such statistic. Make an appointment with one of the officers in KPWKM. I'm not sure if they will simply release such specific information to anyone in the public without understand what the information is going to be used for.
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+ As far as Malaysia is concerned, actually very good. They don't have highly trained medical staffs, but they can save a life. Most provide some food if a family member is unable to take food. In this technology enriched society we find ourselves in, there will always be perplexities. Therefore, any answer may or may not meet your expectations.
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
I have a son who is hearing impaired. I wish to migrate to Australia for his education and future
I have a son who is hearing impaired. I wish to migrate to Australia for his education and future.?
I am a Malaysian Christian living in Singapore. Desperately seeking job and help to migrate to Australia to provide education and better future for my son who is hearing impaired. He has done a cochlear implant and currently studying in Singapore. I cannot afford to stay on in Singapore as the properties are too expensive for us to rent or buy. How and what can I do to be able to move to Australia. I have 12 years of working experience in service industry. 6 years in food catering and 3 years working experience as a dental nurse.
Special Education - 3 Answers
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First you will need to apply for a job in Australia, and you can search through goggle on job search in http://www.careerone.com.au/sa-jobs/science, and there are many more just type in your job type. Then when once you have confirmed a job, apply for visa and get information on housing and so on. Listen computer today has made everything so simple, and you have information on your fingertips. Just the matter of getting the courage to get started.
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If your son is classed as disabled you might have a problem - you will need to prove that he will not be a burden on society (not require any medical or social help etc). A friend of my fathers was refused entry from the UK because of a deaf child, despite bringing in over 500K with him, it wasn't enough for the authorities to prove he would be supported for the rest of his life..
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There is a possibility you might be denied residency - there was a recent case in the news about a German doctor who had moved to Australia to work in a rural town. He has a child with Down Syndrome and his application for PR was not approved because they deemed the child a burden on the health care system. Health care is free in Australia to citizens and PRs. Because of the outrage it provoked, they were later allowed to stay. In any case, I can understand where you're coming from. You never know until you try. All the best. Doctor with disabled son denied Australian residency: http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/04/asia/doctor.php Australia to let doctor with disabled son stay http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/26/asia/doctor.php
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I am a Malaysian Christian living in Singapore. Desperately seeking job and help to migrate to Australia to provide education and better future for my son who is hearing impaired. He has done a cochlear implant and currently studying in Singapore. I cannot afford to stay on in Singapore as the properties are too expensive for us to rent or buy. How and what can I do to be able to move to Australia. I have 12 years of working experience in service industry. 6 years in food catering and 3 years working experience as a dental nurse.
Special Education - 3 Answers
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First you will need to apply for a job in Australia, and you can search through goggle on job search in http://www.careerone.com.au/sa-jobs/science, and there are many more just type in your job type. Then when once you have confirmed a job, apply for visa and get information on housing and so on. Listen computer today has made everything so simple, and you have information on your fingertips. Just the matter of getting the courage to get started.
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If your son is classed as disabled you might have a problem - you will need to prove that he will not be a burden on society (not require any medical or social help etc). A friend of my fathers was refused entry from the UK because of a deaf child, despite bringing in over 500K with him, it wasn't enough for the authorities to prove he would be supported for the rest of his life..
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There is a possibility you might be denied residency - there was a recent case in the news about a German doctor who had moved to Australia to work in a rural town. He has a child with Down Syndrome and his application for PR was not approved because they deemed the child a burden on the health care system. Health care is free in Australia to citizens and PRs. Because of the outrage it provoked, they were later allowed to stay. In any case, I can understand where you're coming from. You never know until you try. All the best. Doctor with disabled son denied Australian residency: http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/04/asia/doctor.php Australia to let doctor with disabled son stay http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/26/asia/doctor.php
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Friday, July 1, 2011
What does this joke mean? (this joke is from the book "BITTERSWEET SIXTEEN")
What does this joke mean? (this joke is from the book "BITTERSWEET SIXTEEN")?
I dont really understand this joke. This joke is from the book "Bittersweet Sixteen" by Carrie Karasyov & Jill Kargman. ------------------------------- "Better than without them," said Jake. Before I could ask him what the deal was with his MIA 'rents, he changed the subject. "Wow, so this is your fashion design center," he said, examining my piles of fabric, ribbons and sewing gear. "Yeah this is where it all happens, my very unglamourous sweatshop." "Where are all the Malaysian eleven-year-olds?" he asked. I had to laugh. But my smile was eclipsed by a full-force blush attach as Jake's eyes turned to peruse my walls, which were laden with huge, romantic black-and-white posters of couples kissing, running hand in hand on the Brooklyn Bridge, and the famous post-WWII soldier-nurse smooch in Times Square. --------------------------------------- So that was the joke. I am an Malaysian, so it is quite interesting to find out what the joke means. Especially when I don't even find it funny. Is it an insult to us malaysians?
Jokes & Riddles - 5 Answers
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you know how the make kids in other countries work in factories well that is what it means
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Ok, so Malaysians may not find it funny (or at least you don't), but other people may. I personally don't find it funny, but it makes sense, because it's like...true. You know?
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its not funny
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the "joke" is that in other countries they have factories aka sweatshops filled with people who work for very little pay and they used to (not sure if they still do) hire kids to work there too but yea i dont really find that funny
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I don't find it funny either...it sounds like a racist joke to me...because in the olden days they always used foreigners for all of the hard work/labor...yeah, it is racist!!!
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I dont really understand this joke. This joke is from the book "Bittersweet Sixteen" by Carrie Karasyov & Jill Kargman. ------------------------------- "Better than without them," said Jake. Before I could ask him what the deal was with his MIA 'rents, he changed the subject. "Wow, so this is your fashion design center," he said, examining my piles of fabric, ribbons and sewing gear. "Yeah this is where it all happens, my very unglamourous sweatshop." "Where are all the Malaysian eleven-year-olds?" he asked. I had to laugh. But my smile was eclipsed by a full-force blush attach as Jake's eyes turned to peruse my walls, which were laden with huge, romantic black-and-white posters of couples kissing, running hand in hand on the Brooklyn Bridge, and the famous post-WWII soldier-nurse smooch in Times Square. --------------------------------------- So that was the joke. I am an Malaysian, so it is quite interesting to find out what the joke means. Especially when I don't even find it funny. Is it an insult to us malaysians?
Jokes & Riddles - 5 Answers
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you know how the make kids in other countries work in factories well that is what it means
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Ok, so Malaysians may not find it funny (or at least you don't), but other people may. I personally don't find it funny, but it makes sense, because it's like...true. You know?
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its not funny
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the "joke" is that in other countries they have factories aka sweatshops filled with people who work for very little pay and they used to (not sure if they still do) hire kids to work there too but yea i dont really find that funny
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I don't find it funny either...it sounds like a racist joke to me...because in the olden days they always used foreigners for all of the hard work/labor...yeah, it is racist!!!
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
How can I help support my mum in her workplace
How can I help support my mum in her workplace?
My mum is a registered nurse working in a resthome. When she goes to work (usually at night) there is typically only one or two other RN's in the place. It's large and sprawling, and at night the nurses are spread thin, so the bulk of staff are made up by caregivers. They're all Filippino/Malaysian and band together, speaking their language to one another, effectively excluding nurses and patients from any conversation. Now, my mum is placed in charge of the home at night, and as such is often at loggerheads with the caregivers when they get cheeky, trying to get things done their way instead of the prescribed way. They've taken this to the point where they set off fire alarms deliberately just so they can get breaks more often, vandalised mum's car by scraping off the logo, and being snarky and rude. I know there's nothing I can do directly because I don't have the facts. Any direct complaint made by me may place my mother's job in jeopardy. But it's just so horrible to sit with her after she comes home and hear that she ate dinner alone in a side room because the canteen was full of caregivers who would be rude to her if she tried to sit with them. I really want to do something, but I don't know what. Could someone please give me some sensible advice? I'd really appreciate it.
Family - 3 Answers
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there's nothing you can do. these people talk in their own language when they should respect they are not in their own country and speak English. ignorant people
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Honey I don't know what age you are, but you sound like a lovely caring young daughter to your Mum. I tell you what I would do if I were you, not telling your Mum I would go off and see the Matron of that place and tell them how it is for your Mother when she gets home. These caregivers should be forced not to speak their native language, they are grouping up and going against your mother who is in charge as you say, as they think there is safety in numbers, which means them all against one person your Mum. If your Mum won't stand up for herself or more so complain about them, then perhaps coming from you to the matron the rest home will pay attention to what is going on. I would also try encouraging your mother to take up work at another place if I were you. I think the reason this rest home employs so many people from Malaysia etc is that they work for less than the average pay over here anyway - so that don't say much for the owners of that rest home does it. Good Luck anyway, I think your mother is best out of there, and working somewhere else where her skills talent and kindness will be appreciated. God bless you both.
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It sounds like you are a very caring person. I know that you want to help your mother, but unfortunately, there is nothing you can do. The only person who can change this situation is your mother. Now, I feel sorry for your mother because I know how awful it is to have a stressful job. But she should be careful not to stress YOU out. It is OK to complain once in a while about things. But it is not OK to complain all the time about the same thing, without doing anything to help yourself. What I'm saying is, to me, it sounds like your mother needs to either DO something about this situation or stop complaining. Because right now, she is making herself miserable and she is making you worried, and things at work are not improving. So here is what I think you need to do. Tell your mother that you understand why is is stressed. But she stressing you out and she is making herself miserable. It is time to do something about this situation. Tell her that she either needs to start looking for another job or say something to her supervisor. She should certainly report her suspicions about the fire alarms. The other thing she needs to do is start using her authority to control the staff. Now, it could be that the resthome bosses won't do anything about this situation. If they don't, your mother needs to find another job. This situation is obviously making everyone in your home unhappy, and it can't go on. Good luck.
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My mum is a registered nurse working in a resthome. When she goes to work (usually at night) there is typically only one or two other RN's in the place. It's large and sprawling, and at night the nurses are spread thin, so the bulk of staff are made up by caregivers. They're all Filippino/Malaysian and band together, speaking their language to one another, effectively excluding nurses and patients from any conversation. Now, my mum is placed in charge of the home at night, and as such is often at loggerheads with the caregivers when they get cheeky, trying to get things done their way instead of the prescribed way. They've taken this to the point where they set off fire alarms deliberately just so they can get breaks more often, vandalised mum's car by scraping off the logo, and being snarky and rude. I know there's nothing I can do directly because I don't have the facts. Any direct complaint made by me may place my mother's job in jeopardy. But it's just so horrible to sit with her after she comes home and hear that she ate dinner alone in a side room because the canteen was full of caregivers who would be rude to her if she tried to sit with them. I really want to do something, but I don't know what. Could someone please give me some sensible advice? I'd really appreciate it.
Family - 3 Answers
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there's nothing you can do. these people talk in their own language when they should respect they are not in their own country and speak English. ignorant people
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Honey I don't know what age you are, but you sound like a lovely caring young daughter to your Mum. I tell you what I would do if I were you, not telling your Mum I would go off and see the Matron of that place and tell them how it is for your Mother when she gets home. These caregivers should be forced not to speak their native language, they are grouping up and going against your mother who is in charge as you say, as they think there is safety in numbers, which means them all against one person your Mum. If your Mum won't stand up for herself or more so complain about them, then perhaps coming from you to the matron the rest home will pay attention to what is going on. I would also try encouraging your mother to take up work at another place if I were you. I think the reason this rest home employs so many people from Malaysia etc is that they work for less than the average pay over here anyway - so that don't say much for the owners of that rest home does it. Good Luck anyway, I think your mother is best out of there, and working somewhere else where her skills talent and kindness will be appreciated. God bless you both.
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It sounds like you are a very caring person. I know that you want to help your mother, but unfortunately, there is nothing you can do. The only person who can change this situation is your mother. Now, I feel sorry for your mother because I know how awful it is to have a stressful job. But she should be careful not to stress YOU out. It is OK to complain once in a while about things. But it is not OK to complain all the time about the same thing, without doing anything to help yourself. What I'm saying is, to me, it sounds like your mother needs to either DO something about this situation or stop complaining. Because right now, she is making herself miserable and she is making you worried, and things at work are not improving. So here is what I think you need to do. Tell your mother that you understand why is is stressed. But she stressing you out and she is making herself miserable. It is time to do something about this situation. Tell her that she either needs to start looking for another job or say something to her supervisor. She should certainly report her suspicions about the fire alarms. The other thing she needs to do is start using her authority to control the staff. Now, it could be that the resthome bosses won't do anything about this situation. If they don't, your mother needs to find another job. This situation is obviously making everyone in your home unhappy, and it can't go on. Good luck.
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
dialysis providers in chennai, india
dialysis providers in chennai, india?
i'm a dialysis nurse. i want to provide dialysis in chennai.how can i get started. i m a malaysian.
Pondicherry - 2 Answers
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If you can invest a lot, then you can start at your premises buying good quality dialysis machines. Make a visit to Madras Institute of Nephrology or Guest Hospital or MR Hospital and these Hospitals provide a quality dialysis service to people in Chennai and where you can find variety of machines and the dialysers used. If your investment will be less, then try to go with a established hospital. Always keep in your mind, doctors are more business (money) minded than a hard-core business men. They may try to suck everything out from you than supporting you (Sorry to say but it is the truth). In India normally people re-use dialysers. Please find a good vendor of the machines with good service back-up. Trivitron Medical Systems is one such organisation. But ask the supplier of the machines and see that he is handling the same brand atleast for 2 to 3 years.
2 :
Liver Dialysis for the first time in the country In continuation with its policy of bringing the best healthcare facilities to the country, Apollo Hospitals Group, Asia�s most trusted healthcare provider, launched a state-of-the-art Liver Unit at Apollo Hospitals, Chennai today. A first-of-its-kind initiative in the country, the Liver Unit will provide treatment facilities for all kinds of liver problems and would have a stand alone Intensive Care Unit. A unique feature of the Liver Unit will be the soon to be installed Liver Dialysis Facility, which will be available for the first time in India. The Liver Unit was dedicated to the people by Dr. Prathap C Reddy � Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group. The inaugural ceremony was followed by a discussion on Liver diseases in India and the treatment facilities available for the same. The session was attended by Hepatologists from the city and was addressed by specialists from Apollo Hospitals, Chennai and Delhi. Speaking at the occasion, Dr. Prathap C Reddy said, �The newly opened Liver Unit is a very valuable addition to Apollo Hospitals and to Chennai�s healthcare infrastructure. It will offer quality healthcare facilities at a fraction of the international cost and through its Liver Dialysis facility, which will be available for the first time in the country, it will ensure that patients get the benefit of the best international facilities in India itself.� He further added, �Apollo Hospitals has been the pioneer in treatment of Liver diseases and our centre in Delhi, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, has already been providing Liver Transplant facilities for over five years now. Indraprastha Apollo is also the only center in the entire South and Central Asian Region to offer facilities for Live Donor Liver Transplantation.� Apollo Hospital�s Liver Unit will offer several benefits to people. A stand-alone unit, it will have 30 beds, sophisticated equipment for treatment and a fully equipped Intensive Care Unit (ICU). It will have a dedicated protocol for handling cases, ensuring that the treatment process is streamlined. The medical teams will work in close coordination and every week there will be a �Grand Round� by all the key specialists to assess the progress made by each patient. This is aimed at understanding every individual patient�s requirement in the best possible manner and offer instant solutions to facilitate quick recuperation. Another noteworthy feature of the Liver Unit is the soon to be installed Liver Dialysis Facility. To be available for the first time in the country, it will be similar to Renal (Kidney) Dialysis and will help patients with severe liver disease to get stabilized before they undergo surgery. It will also help in de-toxifying any negative agents in the body of the patient. The Unit will gradually increase its service delivery and will also start liver transplant programs soon. It will offer treatment facilities for all kind of liver complications and would be a one-stop-shop for any disease of the liver. The Apollo Hospitals Enterprises Ltd. (AHEL) was formed with the merger of IHCL (Indian Hospitals Corporation Ltd.), DHCL (Deccan Hospitals Corporation Ltd.) and OSHL (Om Sindoor Hotels Ltd.). The enterprise today comprises a network of 39 hospitals, owning and managing over 5,000 hospital beds, 10 primary clinics and over 100 pharmacies, making it the single largest healthcare provider in Asia. The group has an aggregated turnover of over Rs. 500 crores. Apart from the core area of hospitals, the group has also diversified into various related avenues including e-health, franchising, IT & internet based technology, telemedicine, virtual medical university, education and training, home healthcare, pharmacy retailing, hospital project management and health insurance.
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i'm a dialysis nurse. i want to provide dialysis in chennai.how can i get started. i m a malaysian.
Pondicherry - 2 Answers
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1 :
If you can invest a lot, then you can start at your premises buying good quality dialysis machines. Make a visit to Madras Institute of Nephrology or Guest Hospital or MR Hospital and these Hospitals provide a quality dialysis service to people in Chennai and where you can find variety of machines and the dialysers used. If your investment will be less, then try to go with a established hospital. Always keep in your mind, doctors are more business (money) minded than a hard-core business men. They may try to suck everything out from you than supporting you (Sorry to say but it is the truth). In India normally people re-use dialysers. Please find a good vendor of the machines with good service back-up. Trivitron Medical Systems is one such organisation. But ask the supplier of the machines and see that he is handling the same brand atleast for 2 to 3 years.
2 :
Liver Dialysis for the first time in the country In continuation with its policy of bringing the best healthcare facilities to the country, Apollo Hospitals Group, Asia�s most trusted healthcare provider, launched a state-of-the-art Liver Unit at Apollo Hospitals, Chennai today. A first-of-its-kind initiative in the country, the Liver Unit will provide treatment facilities for all kinds of liver problems and would have a stand alone Intensive Care Unit. A unique feature of the Liver Unit will be the soon to be installed Liver Dialysis Facility, which will be available for the first time in India. The Liver Unit was dedicated to the people by Dr. Prathap C Reddy � Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group. The inaugural ceremony was followed by a discussion on Liver diseases in India and the treatment facilities available for the same. The session was attended by Hepatologists from the city and was addressed by specialists from Apollo Hospitals, Chennai and Delhi. Speaking at the occasion, Dr. Prathap C Reddy said, �The newly opened Liver Unit is a very valuable addition to Apollo Hospitals and to Chennai�s healthcare infrastructure. It will offer quality healthcare facilities at a fraction of the international cost and through its Liver Dialysis facility, which will be available for the first time in the country, it will ensure that patients get the benefit of the best international facilities in India itself.� He further added, �Apollo Hospitals has been the pioneer in treatment of Liver diseases and our centre in Delhi, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, has already been providing Liver Transplant facilities for over five years now. Indraprastha Apollo is also the only center in the entire South and Central Asian Region to offer facilities for Live Donor Liver Transplantation.� Apollo Hospital�s Liver Unit will offer several benefits to people. A stand-alone unit, it will have 30 beds, sophisticated equipment for treatment and a fully equipped Intensive Care Unit (ICU). It will have a dedicated protocol for handling cases, ensuring that the treatment process is streamlined. The medical teams will work in close coordination and every week there will be a �Grand Round� by all the key specialists to assess the progress made by each patient. This is aimed at understanding every individual patient�s requirement in the best possible manner and offer instant solutions to facilitate quick recuperation. Another noteworthy feature of the Liver Unit is the soon to be installed Liver Dialysis Facility. To be available for the first time in the country, it will be similar to Renal (Kidney) Dialysis and will help patients with severe liver disease to get stabilized before they undergo surgery. It will also help in de-toxifying any negative agents in the body of the patient. The Unit will gradually increase its service delivery and will also start liver transplant programs soon. It will offer treatment facilities for all kind of liver complications and would be a one-stop-shop for any disease of the liver. The Apollo Hospitals Enterprises Ltd. (AHEL) was formed with the merger of IHCL (Indian Hospitals Corporation Ltd.), DHCL (Deccan Hospitals Corporation Ltd.) and OSHL (Om Sindoor Hotels Ltd.). The enterprise today comprises a network of 39 hospitals, owning and managing over 5,000 hospital beds, 10 primary clinics and over 100 pharmacies, making it the single largest healthcare provider in Asia. The group has an aggregated turnover of over Rs. 500 crores. Apart from the core area of hospitals, the group has also diversified into various related avenues including e-health, franchising, IT & internet based technology, telemedicine, virtual medical university, education and training, home healthcare, pharmacy retailing, hospital project management and health insurance.
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
salary in malaysia are below suck..... do u agree
salary in malaysia are below suck..... do u agree?
especially if u r a government servant..no wonder police always accept bribes,after working more than 23 years as a techer with a diploma my mom salary is still merely 2+++,working as a clerk with endless workload maby get u 900 bucks(minus epf =750),working at kfc or mcd get u few buck enough just to pay ur rental room and ur foods and to buy ur montly train travel ticket,fresh grad pay around 1500.do u think its enough?i dont think these people can even afford to go to clinic if they fall sick......or pay for medical expenses if they got sick and not covered by insurance or company panel clinic.i'd rather die than to go to the general hospital.with its massive crowds and the super snobbish nurses.Seriously,malaysian deserve to have pay raise especially with the high living cost nowadays.see the gulf countries.they give pay fairly .see how rich the arabs and how comfortable their life that hordes of them floods the malaysian streets every summer with their entourage. if i were a politician in the dewan negara i would absolutely suggest the minimum salary to be set at 6 or 7 ringgit per hour..... chicken,dont be offended,im talking based on my experience,i just went to kl gh a week ago,to accompany a friend of mine ,and i'm nearly slap a face of a rude young female nurse coz she was screaming at me .she was like : you guys dont know how to wait outside?(yelling with her sour face).If i tell the truth...is that call insulting?i know millions of people have the same opinion with me,government hospital service can be irritating anyway chicken....teaching is not a 9-5 job...teachers merely work from 8-1,but their workload are so much that they sacrifice their times with their own family as part of their commitment and what shall we do?no chicken we shouldnt leave the country,but instead we should fight for our right!its not fair that ur boss spending lots of money for his business class expenses,for his refreshment with clients at big hotels,his golf game,his car feul,his phone bills,casual lunch for company superior at hotels ,and yet....they pay u a meager i know many people out there making side income source,like having 2 jobs,direct selling,selling this and that,freelancing ,swiss cash,forex and whatever s*** some even sell at pasar malam ......its a pity that our malaysian have to go through this to cope with the increasing living standard,the rich become more rich and the poor become poorer,bosses got all sort of privilleges and workers dying working to build the company profile
Malaysia - 13 Answers
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1 :
http://magegame.ru/?rf=416c697361
2 :
Do something about it,go into business with me and makes some real money,I need a partner in that part of the world
3 :
On the other hand, you work for so little that you steal American jobs and increase our unemployment here in America. So why should I care about you, you have a job?
4 :
Yes. You almost gave all the answers
5 :
Well, when I went back to Malaysia 2 years ago, I was absolutely in shock at how much RM1 can get you and it got you very little. I went to Starbucks and already a cup of coffee cost RM10+. That's coffee folks. For me it was no problem because I am making money in US Dollars & I figured if I was making RM25,000+ a month, I would be pretty well off in Malaysia (if only I could find that job in Malaysia). But seriously for the locals, it must really be difficult to live in Malaysia if you make less than RM5000. Money value is so small nowand if you live and work in Kuala Lumpur, its a struggle as even food cost a lot more.
6 :
Totally agree, everything price went up but not salary.
7 :
yup.. someone from us probably may be elected to be dewan negara rep so that we can fight for minimum wage...
8 :
agree with you 100%
9 :
Yes. The salary in Malaysia is currently very low compared to other progressive countries. However, the prices of goods in Malaysia is considered cheaper than many other progressive countries. In my opinion, Malaysia government is able to increase the salary of their workers equivalent to other nations if they could get rid of corruption totally. Corruption give a very serious impact on government revenue. as such, government do not have sufficient funds to develop the country. Moreover to pay their workers with fat salary. The Malaysian people should have consorted effort to fight corruption and should avoid being self centred. They should think of helping the government to achieve their goals for the benefit of the nation and its people. Otherwise, nothing will change and the people will become poorer and poorer. If U want to progress, U have to look at things at a bigger perspective not only at yourself.
10 :
So what shall we do? Leave the country? You need to learn to live with it. If u need a better pay, get a job with higher responsibilities and risk. Life might be stressful but it fulfills your criteria for a better pay. Not a 9-5 teaching job. Try not insulting the government hospitals. It is a place where many lives have been saved and serves the society, just like the school. You rather die than going to government hospital?? uhuh, what about the rest of Malaysians who are depending on government hospital? you advising them to die rather than seeking for medical treatments? And the snobbish nurses that you were insulting have most probably done million noble deeds. They clean people’s poo p, change diapers, clean vomitus, feed the disabled babies, helped your mum during her deliveries, and list goes on ..Etc.
11 :
What you did mentioned was only some extreme cases which I still can agree with you.actually for fresh grad, basically the pay is around 1800-2500MYR/m.Some might get below and some might lucky to get >2500.For me,I'm fresh grad and currently attach to a Dutch company operating here as a reprersentative office for asia pac.I earn 3000/m.My friend's basic sdalary is 1500/m,buttt he frequently go to offshore, and after add up with his travel allowances++, average he could earn up to 5k monthly.It just the matter of luck.But overall,I agree with you,the average salary here in Malaysia is suck.
12 :
Too many public servants, don't work also get pay at the month, why so hardworking, work never end lah..... If you want fast service pay under the table loh or else wait loh! Reduce the manpower, improve the efficiency, don't suka suka pocket money, then will be enough to pay the good guys
13 :
sad
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especially if u r a government servant..no wonder police always accept bribes,after working more than 23 years as a techer with a diploma my mom salary is still merely 2+++,working as a clerk with endless workload maby get u 900 bucks(minus epf =750),working at kfc or mcd get u few buck enough just to pay ur rental room and ur foods and to buy ur montly train travel ticket,fresh grad pay around 1500.do u think its enough?i dont think these people can even afford to go to clinic if they fall sick......or pay for medical expenses if they got sick and not covered by insurance or company panel clinic.i'd rather die than to go to the general hospital.with its massive crowds and the super snobbish nurses.Seriously,malaysian deserve to have pay raise especially with the high living cost nowadays.see the gulf countries.they give pay fairly .see how rich the arabs and how comfortable their life that hordes of them floods the malaysian streets every summer with their entourage. if i were a politician in the dewan negara i would absolutely suggest the minimum salary to be set at 6 or 7 ringgit per hour..... chicken,dont be offended,im talking based on my experience,i just went to kl gh a week ago,to accompany a friend of mine ,and i'm nearly slap a face of a rude young female nurse coz she was screaming at me .she was like : you guys dont know how to wait outside?(yelling with her sour face).If i tell the truth...is that call insulting?i know millions of people have the same opinion with me,government hospital service can be irritating anyway chicken....teaching is not a 9-5 job...teachers merely work from 8-1,but their workload are so much that they sacrifice their times with their own family as part of their commitment and what shall we do?no chicken we shouldnt leave the country,but instead we should fight for our right!its not fair that ur boss spending lots of money for his business class expenses,for his refreshment with clients at big hotels,his golf game,his car feul,his phone bills,casual lunch for company superior at hotels ,and yet....they pay u a meager i know many people out there making side income source,like having 2 jobs,direct selling,selling this and that,freelancing ,swiss cash,forex and whatever s*** some even sell at pasar malam ......its a pity that our malaysian have to go through this to cope with the increasing living standard,the rich become more rich and the poor become poorer,bosses got all sort of privilleges and workers dying working to build the company profile
Malaysia - 13 Answers
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1 :
http://magegame.ru/?rf=416c697361
2 :
Do something about it,go into business with me and makes some real money,I need a partner in that part of the world
3 :
On the other hand, you work for so little that you steal American jobs and increase our unemployment here in America. So why should I care about you, you have a job?
4 :
Yes. You almost gave all the answers
5 :
Well, when I went back to Malaysia 2 years ago, I was absolutely in shock at how much RM1 can get you and it got you very little. I went to Starbucks and already a cup of coffee cost RM10+. That's coffee folks. For me it was no problem because I am making money in US Dollars & I figured if I was making RM25,000+ a month, I would be pretty well off in Malaysia (if only I could find that job in Malaysia). But seriously for the locals, it must really be difficult to live in Malaysia if you make less than RM5000. Money value is so small nowand if you live and work in Kuala Lumpur, its a struggle as even food cost a lot more.
6 :
Totally agree, everything price went up but not salary.
7 :
yup.. someone from us probably may be elected to be dewan negara rep so that we can fight for minimum wage...
8 :
agree with you 100%
9 :
Yes. The salary in Malaysia is currently very low compared to other progressive countries. However, the prices of goods in Malaysia is considered cheaper than many other progressive countries. In my opinion, Malaysia government is able to increase the salary of their workers equivalent to other nations if they could get rid of corruption totally. Corruption give a very serious impact on government revenue. as such, government do not have sufficient funds to develop the country. Moreover to pay their workers with fat salary. The Malaysian people should have consorted effort to fight corruption and should avoid being self centred. They should think of helping the government to achieve their goals for the benefit of the nation and its people. Otherwise, nothing will change and the people will become poorer and poorer. If U want to progress, U have to look at things at a bigger perspective not only at yourself.
10 :
So what shall we do? Leave the country? You need to learn to live with it. If u need a better pay, get a job with higher responsibilities and risk. Life might be stressful but it fulfills your criteria for a better pay. Not a 9-5 teaching job. Try not insulting the government hospitals. It is a place where many lives have been saved and serves the society, just like the school. You rather die than going to government hospital?? uhuh, what about the rest of Malaysians who are depending on government hospital? you advising them to die rather than seeking for medical treatments? And the snobbish nurses that you were insulting have most probably done million noble deeds. They clean people’s poo p, change diapers, clean vomitus, feed the disabled babies, helped your mum during her deliveries, and list goes on ..Etc.
11 :
What you did mentioned was only some extreme cases which I still can agree with you.actually for fresh grad, basically the pay is around 1800-2500MYR/m.Some might get below and some might lucky to get >2500.For me,I'm fresh grad and currently attach to a Dutch company operating here as a reprersentative office for asia pac.I earn 3000/m.My friend's basic sdalary is 1500/m,buttt he frequently go to offshore, and after add up with his travel allowances++, average he could earn up to 5k monthly.It just the matter of luck.But overall,I agree with you,the average salary here in Malaysia is suck.
12 :
Too many public servants, don't work also get pay at the month, why so hardworking, work never end lah..... If you want fast service pay under the table loh or else wait loh! Reduce the manpower, improve the efficiency, don't suka suka pocket money, then will be enough to pay the good guys
13 :
sad
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
What does this joke mean? (this joke is from the book "BITTERSWEET SIXTEEN")
What does this joke mean? (this joke is from the book "BITTERSWEET SIXTEEN")?
I dont really understand this joke. This joke is from the book "Bittersweet Sixteen" by Carrie Karasyov & Jill Kargman. ------------------------------- "Better than without them," said Jake. Before I could ask him what the deal was with his MIA 'rents, he changed the subject. "Wow, so this is your fashion design center," he said, examining my piles of fabric, ribbons and sewing gear. "Yeah this is where it all happens, my very unglamourous sweatshop." "Where are all the Malaysian eleven-year-olds?" he asked. I had to laugh. But my smile was eclipsed by a full-force blush attach as Jake's eyes turned to peruse my walls, which were laden with huge, romantic black-and-white posters of couples kissing, running hand in hand on the Brooklyn Bridge, and the famous post-WWII soldier-nurse smooch in Times Square. --------------------------------------- So that was the joke. I am an Malaysian, so it is quite interesting to find out what the joke means. Especially when I don't even find it funny. Is it an insult to us malaysians?
Jokes & Riddles - 5 Answers
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you know how the make kids in other countries work in factories well that is what it means
2 :
Ok, so Malaysians may not find it funny (or at least you don't), but other people may. I personally don't find it funny, but it makes sense, because it's like...true. You know?
3 :
its not funny
4 :
the "joke" is that in other countries they have factories aka sweatshops filled with people who work for very little pay and they used to (not sure if they still do) hire kids to work there too but yea i dont really find that funny
5 :
I don't find it funny either...it sounds like a racist joke to me...because in the olden days they always used foreigners for all of the hard work/labor...yeah, it is racist!!!
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I dont really understand this joke. This joke is from the book "Bittersweet Sixteen" by Carrie Karasyov & Jill Kargman. ------------------------------- "Better than without them," said Jake. Before I could ask him what the deal was with his MIA 'rents, he changed the subject. "Wow, so this is your fashion design center," he said, examining my piles of fabric, ribbons and sewing gear. "Yeah this is where it all happens, my very unglamourous sweatshop." "Where are all the Malaysian eleven-year-olds?" he asked. I had to laugh. But my smile was eclipsed by a full-force blush attach as Jake's eyes turned to peruse my walls, which were laden with huge, romantic black-and-white posters of couples kissing, running hand in hand on the Brooklyn Bridge, and the famous post-WWII soldier-nurse smooch in Times Square. --------------------------------------- So that was the joke. I am an Malaysian, so it is quite interesting to find out what the joke means. Especially when I don't even find it funny. Is it an insult to us malaysians?
Jokes & Riddles - 5 Answers
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you know how the make kids in other countries work in factories well that is what it means
2 :
Ok, so Malaysians may not find it funny (or at least you don't), but other people may. I personally don't find it funny, but it makes sense, because it's like...true. You know?
3 :
its not funny
4 :
the "joke" is that in other countries they have factories aka sweatshops filled with people who work for very little pay and they used to (not sure if they still do) hire kids to work there too but yea i dont really find that funny
5 :
I don't find it funny either...it sounds like a racist joke to me...because in the olden days they always used foreigners for all of the hard work/labor...yeah, it is racist!!!
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Saturday, May 28, 2011
Scholarship or bank loan for a Malaysian student
Scholarship or bank loan for a Malaysian student?
I'm finished with my nursing course, and i want to get into Flinders University in Adelaide under the Pre-Registration Bachelor of Nursing, but its $18000 p.a. I'm a Malaysian, but a Singapore PR, is there any way that i can get a scholarship? I'm not sure if bank loans are advisable, i'm afraid of paying back the loan amount, with the high interest. Furthermore,my family is not so supportive of me so i'm only depending on myself. Please don't tell me anything about FAFSA or anything that is under the US, they won't be able to help, like i said, I am a Malaysian and a Singapore PR. I am really keen to go,but i just don't know how to get the money. Thanks.
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Loan by International Student Loan is an ideal solution for students who still need funds after they have maximized grants, scholarships and federal loans. With this school-certified loan, students can borrow up to the full cost of their education, less other aid received. http://student-loans-info.50webs.org/ Eligibility: You must attend an eligible foreign college or university, or eligible graduate program at least half time. In some circumstances, the Smart Option Student Loan is available to less than half-time students. Contact your financial aid office for more information. You must meet current credit and other eligibility criteria. Benefits: Pricing that rewards creditworthy borrowers. Applying with a creditworthy cosigner may help you qualify and/or receive a lower interest rate. Borrowers may apply for a cosigner release after successful completion of their education.2 A 0.25 percentage point interest rate reduction is available for automatic debit.3 A 0.25 percentage point interest rate reduction is available if the borrower provides a valid e-mail address and elects to receive all servicing communications via e-mail.4 http://loan-house.we.bs/studentloan.html Features Easy online application with fast credit decision and electronic signature (“eSignâ€) available. 24/7 online account management. Combined billing is available for Sallie Mae-serviced student loans. No prepayment penalty. You may be able to deduct the interest you pay on a qualified student loan.5 Available for U.S. citizens enrolled in eligible study abroad programs or studying at medical schools outside the U.S. Loan Terms: Loan limits $1,000 minimum loan amount. Borrow as much as you need to pay for your education, up to the cost of attendance as certified by your school and confirmed by Sallie Mae, less other financial aid received.1 Interest rate Applying with a creditworthy cosigner may help you qualify and/or receive a lower interest rate. The Sallie Mae Smart Option Student Loan has interest rates that reward good credit. Interest rates are variable and are reset monthly based on the one-month LIBOR Index. Fees Disbursement fees range from 0% to 5%. No repayment fee. Repayment Monthly interest-only payments are required during the in-school period and during the 6-month separation period; by doing so you’ll avoid capitalized interest and reduce your total loan cost. Consider making principal and interest payments while in school to lower the amount you must pay back. Principal and interest payments begin following the six-month separation period. Prepay your loan at any time without penalty.
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I'm finished with my nursing course, and i want to get into Flinders University in Adelaide under the Pre-Registration Bachelor of Nursing, but its $18000 p.a. I'm a Malaysian, but a Singapore PR, is there any way that i can get a scholarship? I'm not sure if bank loans are advisable, i'm afraid of paying back the loan amount, with the high interest. Furthermore,my family is not so supportive of me so i'm only depending on myself. Please don't tell me anything about FAFSA or anything that is under the US, they won't be able to help, like i said, I am a Malaysian and a Singapore PR. I am really keen to go,but i just don't know how to get the money. Thanks.
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Saturday, May 14, 2011
What are the career advancement specialty best suits me
What are the career advancement specialty best suits me?
Hi, I'm a Malaysian nurse who have 6 years working experience. Have worked in surgical ward taking care of orthopedics,urosurgery and neurosurgery patients about 5 years. Also taking care of patient undergo general surgery for a year in middle east. Currently pursuing Bachelor of Nursing(Hons) in local. My plan is to take Master in Nursing abroad (UK, Australia, Canada or New Zealand) upon completion of undergraduate studies. What are the requirements to enroll in University abroad? What sort of career advancements specialty best suits me so that I can focus on?
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Maybe Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist.
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Hi, I'm a Malaysian nurse who have 6 years working experience. Have worked in surgical ward taking care of orthopedics,urosurgery and neurosurgery patients about 5 years. Also taking care of patient undergo general surgery for a year in middle east. Currently pursuing Bachelor of Nursing(Hons) in local. My plan is to take Master in Nursing abroad (UK, Australia, Canada or New Zealand) upon completion of undergraduate studies. What are the requirements to enroll in University abroad? What sort of career advancements specialty best suits me so that I can focus on?
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Maybe Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist.
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Saturday, May 7, 2011
working in new zealand
working in new zealand?
I am a malaysian nurse,I want to work in New Zealand and bring my 3 kids together with me.What are the odds?
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I heard they are not renewing work visa
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Pretty good - Nz is sort of medical staff apply!
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I am a malaysian nurse,I want to work in New Zealand and bring my 3 kids together with me.What are the odds?
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I heard they are not renewing work visa
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Pretty good - Nz is sort of medical staff apply!
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
Am I qualified to carry the CNOR title
Am I qualified to carry the CNOR title?
Hi! I graduated from Malaysian Ministry of health in Post Basic Peri-operative nursing. Does this certification qualifies me to carry the title CNOR? If not, what title can i place besides SRN (State Registered Nurse)? TQ for your answer. With response I have a certificate from Malaysian Ministry of Health to verify that I have attended and passed the post basic in peri operative nursing course and been certified with the qualification as stated in the certificate.. Does that allow me to carry the "C" title?
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Normally to be a "certified" anything, one must take a certifying exam. Take for instance, I went to school for Surgical Technology, I graduated as a Vocational Specialist in Surgical Technology, I will hold THAT title forever...however...I needed to take my national certifying examination in order to hold the title Certified Surgical Technologist, (of course I did, no one will hire one that isn't) I am also an RN, I did not specialize in any part of nursing, or test to be certified in any specialty of nursing, so I can't add that 'C' in front of my title. Even if I wanted to be an operating room nurse, I would have to take the certifying examination to have the title Cert. OR Nurse-just being a Nurse and a Surg Tech alone doesn't certify me. I hope this makes sense.
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Hi! I graduated from Malaysian Ministry of health in Post Basic Peri-operative nursing. Does this certification qualifies me to carry the title CNOR? If not, what title can i place besides SRN (State Registered Nurse)? TQ for your answer. With response I have a certificate from Malaysian Ministry of Health to verify that I have attended and passed the post basic in peri operative nursing course and been certified with the qualification as stated in the certificate.. Does that allow me to carry the "C" title?
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Normally to be a "certified" anything, one must take a certifying exam. Take for instance, I went to school for Surgical Technology, I graduated as a Vocational Specialist in Surgical Technology, I will hold THAT title forever...however...I needed to take my national certifying examination in order to hold the title Certified Surgical Technologist, (of course I did, no one will hire one that isn't) I am also an RN, I did not specialize in any part of nursing, or test to be certified in any specialty of nursing, so I can't add that 'C' in front of my title. Even if I wanted to be an operating room nurse, I would have to take the certifying examination to have the title Cert. OR Nurse-just being a Nurse and a Surg Tech alone doesn't certify me. I hope this makes sense.
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Thursday, April 28, 2011
I am a Malaysian citizen. Can I get a job in the USA after completing my 2-year Masters Program
I am a Malaysian citizen. Can I get a job in the USA after completing my 2-year Masters Program?
I am a registered nurse in my home country. Currently, I am studying in the UK for BSc (Hons) Nursing. I intend to do a Masters in Nurse Education in the USA. Can I work in the USA after completing the program? I have no post-registration nursing experiences.
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I believe so, but you will need to have your future employer sponsor you to come into the country because your visa will change. Unfortunately I don't know the specifics about immigration from Malaysia, however I can say that you can not legally work on a student visa if that is what you are asking.
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I am a registered nurse in my home country. Currently, I am studying in the UK for BSc (Hons) Nursing. I intend to do a Masters in Nurse Education in the USA. Can I work in the USA after completing the program? I have no post-registration nursing experiences.
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I believe so, but you will need to have your future employer sponsor you to come into the country because your visa will change. Unfortunately I don't know the specifics about immigration from Malaysia, however I can say that you can not legally work on a student visa if that is what you are asking.
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Thursday, April 14, 2011
I am a Malaysian citizen. Can I get a job in the USA after completing my 2-year Masters Program
I am a Malaysian citizen. Can I get a job in the USA after completing my 2-year Masters Program?
I am a registered nurse in my home country. Currently, I am studying in the UK for BSc (Hons) Nursing. I intend to do a Masters in Nurse Education in the USA. Can I work in the USA after completing the program? I have no post-registration nursing experiences.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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I believe so, but you will need to have your future employer sponsor you to come into the country because your visa will change. Unfortunately I don't know the specifics about immigration from Malaysia, however I can say that you can not legally work on a student visa if that is what you are asking.
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I am a registered nurse in my home country. Currently, I am studying in the UK for BSc (Hons) Nursing. I intend to do a Masters in Nurse Education in the USA. Can I work in the USA after completing the program? I have no post-registration nursing experiences.
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I believe so, but you will need to have your future employer sponsor you to come into the country because your visa will change. Unfortunately I don't know the specifics about immigration from Malaysia, however I can say that you can not legally work on a student visa if that is what you are asking.
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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Iam Malaysian living in Setapak, Iam looking for part-time job (nurse) after 5.30pm till workover
Iam Malaysian living in Setapak, Iam looking for part-time job (nurse) after 5.30pm till workover.?
Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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hello.try jobstreet or the star classified. all the best. http://star-jobs.com/classifieds/ http://search3.jobstreet.com/searchGo.asp?site=my&by=search&fr=&cl=1&key=part+time&spe=112%2C111%2C113%2C166&c2=1&dy=-1&Action=Search
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hello.try jobstreet or the star classified. all the best. http://star-jobs.com/classifieds/ http://search3.jobstreet.com/searchGo.asp?site=my&by=search&fr=&cl=1&key=part+time&spe=112%2C111%2C113%2C166&c2=1&dy=-1&Action=Search
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Friday, April 1, 2011
how to get registered into malaysian nursing board
how to get registered into malaysian nursing board?
I want to register with malaysian nursing board,how?
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Here's the address & phone#: Nursing Board, Ministry of Health Malaysia PERKIM Building, 19th Floor, Jalan Ipoh, 52100 Kuala Lumpur Tel: 03 4045 7509
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I want to register with malaysian nursing board,how?
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Here's the address & phone#: Nursing Board, Ministry of Health Malaysia PERKIM Building, 19th Floor, Jalan Ipoh, 52100 Kuala Lumpur Tel: 03 4045 7509
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Monday, March 28, 2011
I have a son who is hearing impaired. I wish to migrate to Australia for his education and future
I have a son who is hearing impaired. I wish to migrate to Australia for his education and future.?
I am a Malaysian Christian living in Singapore. Desperately seeking job and help to migrate to Australia to provide education and better future for my son who is hearing impaired. He has done a cochlear implant and currently studying in Singapore. I cannot afford to stay on in Singapore as the properties are too expensive for us to rent or buy. How and what can I do to be able to move to Australia. I have 12 years of working experience in service industry. 6 years in food catering and 3 years working experience as a dental nurse.
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First you will need to apply for a job in Australia, and you can search through goggle on job search in http://www.careerone.com.au/sa-jobs/science, and there are many more just type in your job type. Then when once you have confirmed a job, apply for visa and get information on housing and so on. Listen computer today has made everything so simple, and you have information on your fingertips. Just the matter of getting the courage to get started.
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If your son is classed as disabled you might have a problem - you will need to prove that he will not be a burden on society (not require any medical or social help etc). A friend of my fathers was refused entry from the UK because of a deaf child, despite bringing in over 500K with him, it wasn't enough for the authorities to prove he would be supported for the rest of his life..
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There is a possibility you might be denied residency - there was a recent case in the news about a German doctor who had moved to Australia to work in a rural town. He has a child with Down Syndrome and his application for PR was not approved because they deemed the child a burden on the health care system. Health care is free in Australia to citizens and PRs. Because of the outrage it provoked, they were later allowed to stay. In any case, I can understand where you're coming from. You never know until you try. All the best. Doctor with disabled son denied Australian residency: http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/04/asia/doctor.php Australia to let doctor with disabled son stay http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/26/asia/doctor.php
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I am a Malaysian Christian living in Singapore. Desperately seeking job and help to migrate to Australia to provide education and better future for my son who is hearing impaired. He has done a cochlear implant and currently studying in Singapore. I cannot afford to stay on in Singapore as the properties are too expensive for us to rent or buy. How and what can I do to be able to move to Australia. I have 12 years of working experience in service industry. 6 years in food catering and 3 years working experience as a dental nurse.
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First you will need to apply for a job in Australia, and you can search through goggle on job search in http://www.careerone.com.au/sa-jobs/science, and there are many more just type in your job type. Then when once you have confirmed a job, apply for visa and get information on housing and so on. Listen computer today has made everything so simple, and you have information on your fingertips. Just the matter of getting the courage to get started.
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If your son is classed as disabled you might have a problem - you will need to prove that he will not be a burden on society (not require any medical or social help etc). A friend of my fathers was refused entry from the UK because of a deaf child, despite bringing in over 500K with him, it wasn't enough for the authorities to prove he would be supported for the rest of his life..
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There is a possibility you might be denied residency - there was a recent case in the news about a German doctor who had moved to Australia to work in a rural town. He has a child with Down Syndrome and his application for PR was not approved because they deemed the child a burden on the health care system. Health care is free in Australia to citizens and PRs. Because of the outrage it provoked, they were later allowed to stay. In any case, I can understand where you're coming from. You never know until you try. All the best. Doctor with disabled son denied Australian residency: http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/04/asia/doctor.php Australia to let doctor with disabled son stay http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/26/asia/doctor.php
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Monday, March 14, 2011
What does this joke mean? (this joke is from the book "BITTERSWEET SIXTEEN")
What does this joke mean? (this joke is from the book "BITTERSWEET SIXTEEN")?
I dont really understand this joke. This joke is from the book "Bittersweet Sixteen" by Carrie Karasyov & Jill Kargman. ------------------------------- "Better than without them," said Jake. Before I could ask him what the deal was with his MIA 'rents, he changed the subject. "Wow, so this is your fashion design center," he said, examining my piles of fabric, ribbons and sewing gear. "Yeah this is where it all happens, my very unglamourous sweatshop." "Where are all the Malaysian eleven-year-olds?" he asked. I had to laugh. But my smile was eclipsed by a full-force blush attach as Jake's eyes turned to peruse my walls, which were laden with huge, romantic black-and-white posters of couples kissing, running hand in hand on the Brooklyn Bridge, and the famous post-WWII soldier-nurse smooch in Times Square. --------------------------------------- So that was the joke. I am an Malaysian, so it is quite interesting to find out what the joke means. Especially when I don't even find it funny. Is it an insult to us malaysians?
Jokes & Riddles - 5 Answers
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you know how the make kids in other countries work in factories well that is what it means
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Ok, so Malaysians may not find it funny (or at least you don't), but other people may. I personally don't find it funny, but it makes sense, because it's like...true. You know?
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its not funny
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the "joke" is that in other countries they have factories aka sweatshops filled with people who work for very little pay and they used to (not sure if they still do) hire kids to work there too but yea i dont really find that funny
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I don't find it funny either...it sounds like a racist joke to me...because in the olden days they always used foreigners for all of the hard work/labor...yeah, it is racist!!!
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I dont really understand this joke. This joke is from the book "Bittersweet Sixteen" by Carrie Karasyov & Jill Kargman. ------------------------------- "Better than without them," said Jake. Before I could ask him what the deal was with his MIA 'rents, he changed the subject. "Wow, so this is your fashion design center," he said, examining my piles of fabric, ribbons and sewing gear. "Yeah this is where it all happens, my very unglamourous sweatshop." "Where are all the Malaysian eleven-year-olds?" he asked. I had to laugh. But my smile was eclipsed by a full-force blush attach as Jake's eyes turned to peruse my walls, which were laden with huge, romantic black-and-white posters of couples kissing, running hand in hand on the Brooklyn Bridge, and the famous post-WWII soldier-nurse smooch in Times Square. --------------------------------------- So that was the joke. I am an Malaysian, so it is quite interesting to find out what the joke means. Especially when I don't even find it funny. Is it an insult to us malaysians?
Jokes & Riddles - 5 Answers
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you know how the make kids in other countries work in factories well that is what it means
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Ok, so Malaysians may not find it funny (or at least you don't), but other people may. I personally don't find it funny, but it makes sense, because it's like...true. You know?
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its not funny
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the "joke" is that in other countries they have factories aka sweatshops filled with people who work for very little pay and they used to (not sure if they still do) hire kids to work there too but yea i dont really find that funny
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I don't find it funny either...it sounds like a racist joke to me...because in the olden days they always used foreigners for all of the hard work/labor...yeah, it is racist!!!
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Monday, March 7, 2011
How can I help support my mum in her workplace
How can I help support my mum in her workplace?
My mum is a registered nurse working in a resthome. When she goes to work (usually at night) there is typically only one or two other RN's in the place. It's large and sprawling, and at night the nurses are spread thin, so the bulk of staff are made up by caregivers. They're all Filippino/Malaysian and band together, speaking their language to one another, effectively excluding nurses and patients from any conversation. Now, my mum is placed in charge of the home at night, and as such is often at loggerheads with the caregivers when they get cheeky, trying to get things done their way instead of the prescribed way. They've taken this to the point where they set off fire alarms deliberately just so they can get breaks more often, vandalised mum's car by scraping off the logo, and being snarky and rude. I know there's nothing I can do directly because I don't have the facts. Any direct complaint made by me may place my mother's job in jeopardy. But it's just so horrible to sit with her after she comes home and hear that she ate dinner alone in a side room because the canteen was full of caregivers who would be rude to her if she tried to sit with them. I really want to do something, but I don't know what. Could someone please give me some sensible advice? I'd really appreciate it.
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there's nothing you can do. these people talk in their own language when they should respect they are not in their own country and speak English. ignorant people
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Honey I don't know what age you are, but you sound like a lovely caring young daughter to your Mum. I tell you what I would do if I were you, not telling your Mum I would go off and see the Matron of that place and tell them how it is for your Mother when she gets home. These caregivers should be forced not to speak their native language, they are grouping up and going against your mother who is in charge as you say, as they think there is safety in numbers, which means them all against one person your Mum. If your Mum won't stand up for herself or more so complain about them, then perhaps coming from you to the matron the rest home will pay attention to what is going on. I would also try encouraging your mother to take up work at another place if I were you. I think the reason this rest home employs so many people from Malaysia etc is that they work for less than the average pay over here anyway - so that don't say much for the owners of that rest home does it. Good Luck anyway, I think your mother is best out of there, and working somewhere else where her skills talent and kindness will be appreciated. God bless you both.
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It sounds like you are a very caring person. I know that you want to help your mother, but unfortunately, there is nothing you can do. The only person who can change this situation is your mother. Now, I feel sorry for your mother because I know how awful it is to have a stressful job. But she should be careful not to stress YOU out. It is OK to complain once in a while about things. But it is not OK to complain all the time about the same thing, without doing anything to help yourself. What I'm saying is, to me, it sounds like your mother needs to either DO something about this situation or stop complaining. Because right now, she is making herself miserable and she is making you worried, and things at work are not improving. So here is what I think you need to do. Tell your mother that you understand why is is stressed. But she stressing you out and she is making herself miserable. It is time to do something about this situation. Tell her that she either needs to start looking for another job or say something to her supervisor. She should certainly report her suspicions about the fire alarms. The other thing she needs to do is start using her authority to control the staff. Now, it could be that the resthome bosses won't do anything about this situation. If they don't, your mother needs to find another job. This situation is obviously making everyone in your home unhappy, and it can't go on. Good luck.
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My mum is a registered nurse working in a resthome. When she goes to work (usually at night) there is typically only one or two other RN's in the place. It's large and sprawling, and at night the nurses are spread thin, so the bulk of staff are made up by caregivers. They're all Filippino/Malaysian and band together, speaking their language to one another, effectively excluding nurses and patients from any conversation. Now, my mum is placed in charge of the home at night, and as such is often at loggerheads with the caregivers when they get cheeky, trying to get things done their way instead of the prescribed way. They've taken this to the point where they set off fire alarms deliberately just so they can get breaks more often, vandalised mum's car by scraping off the logo, and being snarky and rude. I know there's nothing I can do directly because I don't have the facts. Any direct complaint made by me may place my mother's job in jeopardy. But it's just so horrible to sit with her after she comes home and hear that she ate dinner alone in a side room because the canteen was full of caregivers who would be rude to her if she tried to sit with them. I really want to do something, but I don't know what. Could someone please give me some sensible advice? I'd really appreciate it.
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there's nothing you can do. these people talk in their own language when they should respect they are not in their own country and speak English. ignorant people
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Honey I don't know what age you are, but you sound like a lovely caring young daughter to your Mum. I tell you what I would do if I were you, not telling your Mum I would go off and see the Matron of that place and tell them how it is for your Mother when she gets home. These caregivers should be forced not to speak their native language, they are grouping up and going against your mother who is in charge as you say, as they think there is safety in numbers, which means them all against one person your Mum. If your Mum won't stand up for herself or more so complain about them, then perhaps coming from you to the matron the rest home will pay attention to what is going on. I would also try encouraging your mother to take up work at another place if I were you. I think the reason this rest home employs so many people from Malaysia etc is that they work for less than the average pay over here anyway - so that don't say much for the owners of that rest home does it. Good Luck anyway, I think your mother is best out of there, and working somewhere else where her skills talent and kindness will be appreciated. God bless you both.
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It sounds like you are a very caring person. I know that you want to help your mother, but unfortunately, there is nothing you can do. The only person who can change this situation is your mother. Now, I feel sorry for your mother because I know how awful it is to have a stressful job. But she should be careful not to stress YOU out. It is OK to complain once in a while about things. But it is not OK to complain all the time about the same thing, without doing anything to help yourself. What I'm saying is, to me, it sounds like your mother needs to either DO something about this situation or stop complaining. Because right now, she is making herself miserable and she is making you worried, and things at work are not improving. So here is what I think you need to do. Tell your mother that you understand why is is stressed. But she stressing you out and she is making herself miserable. It is time to do something about this situation. Tell her that she either needs to start looking for another job or say something to her supervisor. She should certainly report her suspicions about the fire alarms. The other thing she needs to do is start using her authority to control the staff. Now, it could be that the resthome bosses won't do anything about this situation. If they don't, your mother needs to find another job. This situation is obviously making everyone in your home unhappy, and it can't go on. Good luck.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
dialysis providers in chennai, india
dialysis providers in chennai, india?
i'm a dialysis nurse. i want to provide dialysis in chennai.how can i get started. i m a malaysian.
Pondicherry - 2 Answers
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If you can invest a lot, then you can start at your premises buying good quality dialysis machines. Make a visit to Madras Institute of Nephrology or Guest Hospital or MR Hospital and these Hospitals provide a quality dialysis service to people in Chennai and where you can find variety of machines and the dialysers used. If your investment will be less, then try to go with a established hospital. Always keep in your mind, doctors are more business (money) minded than a hard-core business men. They may try to suck everything out from you than supporting you (Sorry to say but it is the truth). In India normally people re-use dialysers. Please find a good vendor of the machines with good service back-up. Trivitron Medical Systems is one such organisation. But ask the supplier of the machines and see that he is handling the same brand atleast for 2 to 3 years.
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Liver Dialysis for the first time in the country In continuation with its policy of bringing the best healthcare facilities to the country, Apollo Hospitals Group, Asia�s most trusted healthcare provider, launched a state-of-the-art Liver Unit at Apollo Hospitals, Chennai today. A first-of-its-kind initiative in the country, the Liver Unit will provide treatment facilities for all kinds of liver problems and would have a stand alone Intensive Care Unit. A unique feature of the Liver Unit will be the soon to be installed Liver Dialysis Facility, which will be available for the first time in India. The Liver Unit was dedicated to the people by Dr. Prathap C Reddy � Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group. The inaugural ceremony was followed by a discussion on Liver diseases in India and the treatment facilities available for the same. The session was attended by Hepatologists from the city and was addressed by specialists from Apollo Hospitals, Chennai and Delhi. Speaking at the occasion, Dr. Prathap C Reddy said, �The newly opened Liver Unit is a very valuable addition to Apollo Hospitals and to Chennai�s healthcare infrastructure. It will offer quality healthcare facilities at a fraction of the international cost and through its Liver Dialysis facility, which will be available for the first time in the country, it will ensure that patients get the benefit of the best international facilities in India itself.� He further added, �Apollo Hospitals has been the pioneer in treatment of Liver diseases and our centre in Delhi, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, has already been providing Liver Transplant facilities for over five years now. Indraprastha Apollo is also the only center in the entire South and Central Asian Region to offer facilities for Live Donor Liver Transplantation.� Apollo Hospital�s Liver Unit will offer several benefits to people. A stand-alone unit, it will have 30 beds, sophisticated equipment for treatment and a fully equipped Intensive Care Unit (ICU). It will have a dedicated protocol for handling cases, ensuring that the treatment process is streamlined. The medical teams will work in close coordination and every week there will be a �Grand Round� by all the key specialists to assess the progress made by each patient. This is aimed at understanding every individual patient�s requirement in the best possible manner and offer instant solutions to facilitate quick recuperation. Another noteworthy feature of the Liver Unit is the soon to be installed Liver Dialysis Facility. To be available for the first time in the country, it will be similar to Renal (Kidney) Dialysis and will help patients with severe liver disease to get stabilized before they undergo surgery. It will also help in de-toxifying any negative agents in the body of the patient. The Unit will gradually increase its service delivery and will also start liver transplant programs soon. It will offer treatment facilities for all kind of liver complications and would be a one-stop-shop for any disease of the liver. The Apollo Hospitals Enterprises Ltd. (AHEL) was formed with the merger of IHCL (Indian Hospitals Corporation Ltd.), DHCL (Deccan Hospitals Corporation Ltd.) and OSHL (Om Sindoor Hotels Ltd.). The enterprise today comprises a network of 39 hospitals, owning and managing over 5,000 hospital beds, 10 primary clinics and over 100 pharmacies, making it the single largest healthcare provider in Asia. The group has an aggregated turnover of over Rs. 500 crores. Apart from the core area of hospitals, the group has also diversified into various related avenues including e-health, franchising, IT & internet based technology, telemedicine, virtual medical university, education and training, home healthcare, pharmacy retailing, hospital project management and health insurance.
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i'm a dialysis nurse. i want to provide dialysis in chennai.how can i get started. i m a malaysian.
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If you can invest a lot, then you can start at your premises buying good quality dialysis machines. Make a visit to Madras Institute of Nephrology or Guest Hospital or MR Hospital and these Hospitals provide a quality dialysis service to people in Chennai and where you can find variety of machines and the dialysers used. If your investment will be less, then try to go with a established hospital. Always keep in your mind, doctors are more business (money) minded than a hard-core business men. They may try to suck everything out from you than supporting you (Sorry to say but it is the truth). In India normally people re-use dialysers. Please find a good vendor of the machines with good service back-up. Trivitron Medical Systems is one such organisation. But ask the supplier of the machines and see that he is handling the same brand atleast for 2 to 3 years.
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Liver Dialysis for the first time in the country In continuation with its policy of bringing the best healthcare facilities to the country, Apollo Hospitals Group, Asia�s most trusted healthcare provider, launched a state-of-the-art Liver Unit at Apollo Hospitals, Chennai today. A first-of-its-kind initiative in the country, the Liver Unit will provide treatment facilities for all kinds of liver problems and would have a stand alone Intensive Care Unit. A unique feature of the Liver Unit will be the soon to be installed Liver Dialysis Facility, which will be available for the first time in India. The Liver Unit was dedicated to the people by Dr. Prathap C Reddy � Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group. The inaugural ceremony was followed by a discussion on Liver diseases in India and the treatment facilities available for the same. The session was attended by Hepatologists from the city and was addressed by specialists from Apollo Hospitals, Chennai and Delhi. Speaking at the occasion, Dr. Prathap C Reddy said, �The newly opened Liver Unit is a very valuable addition to Apollo Hospitals and to Chennai�s healthcare infrastructure. It will offer quality healthcare facilities at a fraction of the international cost and through its Liver Dialysis facility, which will be available for the first time in the country, it will ensure that patients get the benefit of the best international facilities in India itself.� He further added, �Apollo Hospitals has been the pioneer in treatment of Liver diseases and our centre in Delhi, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, has already been providing Liver Transplant facilities for over five years now. Indraprastha Apollo is also the only center in the entire South and Central Asian Region to offer facilities for Live Donor Liver Transplantation.� Apollo Hospital�s Liver Unit will offer several benefits to people. A stand-alone unit, it will have 30 beds, sophisticated equipment for treatment and a fully equipped Intensive Care Unit (ICU). It will have a dedicated protocol for handling cases, ensuring that the treatment process is streamlined. The medical teams will work in close coordination and every week there will be a �Grand Round� by all the key specialists to assess the progress made by each patient. This is aimed at understanding every individual patient�s requirement in the best possible manner and offer instant solutions to facilitate quick recuperation. Another noteworthy feature of the Liver Unit is the soon to be installed Liver Dialysis Facility. To be available for the first time in the country, it will be similar to Renal (Kidney) Dialysis and will help patients with severe liver disease to get stabilized before they undergo surgery. It will also help in de-toxifying any negative agents in the body of the patient. The Unit will gradually increase its service delivery and will also start liver transplant programs soon. It will offer treatment facilities for all kind of liver complications and would be a one-stop-shop for any disease of the liver. The Apollo Hospitals Enterprises Ltd. (AHEL) was formed with the merger of IHCL (Indian Hospitals Corporation Ltd.), DHCL (Deccan Hospitals Corporation Ltd.) and OSHL (Om Sindoor Hotels Ltd.). The enterprise today comprises a network of 39 hospitals, owning and managing over 5,000 hospital beds, 10 primary clinics and over 100 pharmacies, making it the single largest healthcare provider in Asia. The group has an aggregated turnover of over Rs. 500 crores. Apart from the core area of hospitals, the group has also diversified into various related avenues including e-health, franchising, IT & internet based technology, telemedicine, virtual medical university, education and training, home healthcare, pharmacy retailing, hospital project management and health insurance.
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