Thank you guys for joining this amazing session, I really learnt a lot, I am sure you did too and special thanks our guest speakers despite their tight schedules, time zones and short notice… here are their channels please subscribe 💙💙 youtube.com/@NurseOfela?si=eBPxFDDWrOyplNWZ youtube.com/@successumesiri?si=UX_303wdMzaeq9oG youtube.com/@nursemomo1?si=ctx4APn8h_CF1IP2 youtube.com/@PeterOlubayo-VisaPathfinders?si=qqo_qqIAjTgeds7C
Just say "I haven't passed yet." Don't take it as a failure but see it as a learning opportunity. There is a lot of power in "Yet"; you are telling yourself that you will get there and that your eyes and heart are still fixed on your goal.
Hi deo do you have any idea about the carer like if a person is working in nhs as a health carer in uk do they have to undergo for any other additional training pleaee let me know if you have any idea thank you
Can you please make more videos with them not necessarily as a group but like a one on one interview with them, I feel like most people have so many questions for each of them 😊😊
As an Australian I lived in both Mozambique and South Africa for a few years I found the snakes of southern Africa to be more scary than the ones here. Mambas, spitting cobras, vipers. boomslang etc are terrifying to me and in Africa if you get bitten medical support and the availabilty of vaccine is not guaranteed, Australia has some of the most venemous species of snakes in the world but you rarely encounter them unless you go looking, medical support is excellent and there is also an abundant supply of vaccine people very rarely die from snake bites in this country. In Mozambique I had to comfort a father who had lost his small son after being bitten by a black mamba he had gotten him to a clinic but the child died in his arms as they had no vacccine to treat him. If you come to Australia and go to areas where there could be snakes you need to be careful rather than terrified chances are you wont see any and if you do just stay away from them they are not actually interested in hurting you but they will defend themselves when threatened.
Most of everywhere is acute! Which unit do you acute ? Madam Canadian nurse, medicine unit is acute, cardiology, surgery, etc all your information are so limited and uncleared
There are better ways to pass your opinion, you don't know what she sacrificed to be in this session! If you don't have anything kind to say, say nothing!
@@NurseDeo which better way?apart from asking a question under the comment section? What did I say that got you flamed up? Is the “madam Canadian nurse” that you pissed you of ? I’m asking? It seems you yourself don’t know exactly what you’re doing at all… please bring it on ! Go back to my comment read it over again and reply professionally… Thanks and have a good day!
@@oliviaedos4346Your comment is very rude and entitled. ‘Madam Canadian Nurse’? What professionalism are you expecting when you’re asking a question like an uncultured person. If you require a polite response, ask politely…it’s really that simple.
@@nengiordor7932 Just like you responding uncultured you who want to correct someone is even worse .. abeg get out of my comment .. olodo I repeat madam Canadian nurse that does not know what she talking about! Find the nearest trans…. And hug
@@nengiordor7932 do you know the meaning of entitlement? In a public place where one can air their view.. really please don’t go out there if you don’t know what you are talking about!
