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The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) withdrew its decision to suspend training programs for nursing badistant (clinic) and nursing badistant (preventive)
The NMC indicated that it was withdrawing the statement it had made earlier because of the "unintended consequences" of its content.
The statement issued on Thursday stated that: "The Nursing and Midwifery Council refers to its referenced letter N & MC / ADM-R / 18/490 and dated June 29, 2018, on the subject of As a follow-up, the Council noted the unintended consequences of the contents of the above-mentioned letter. "
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"Accordingly, the letter is withdrawn until further notice," the statement added.
The NMC in an earlier letter signed by its registrar Felix Nyante stated that They had suspended the admission of a nursing badistant (clinic) and a nursing badistant (preventive).
He stated that the decision had been taken in consultation with the Ministry of Health. Health, adding that the suspension would take effect from the 2019/2020 academic year
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"The Ghana Nursing and Midwifery Council, in consultation with the Department of Health, informs you that the training of nursing badistant and auxiliary nurse (p "
" This follows the results of a document review meeting organized by Ministry, CNG, Ghana Health Service, CHAG, teaching hospitals and other stakeholders. regarding the health sector needs for this group of staff; statistics show that there is a sufficient number of NAC / NAP practitioners for the health sector. "
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