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Wednesday, July 6, 2016
His Skills Could be Fatal
When Male Starlet (MS) was discovered, his handlers had much hope that he would be at par with the current male stars at that time. After all, MS had fresh looks that was a good mixture of Filipino and foreign blood. Moreover, he had talent and had no qualms on performing on stage.
Years passed and fans outgrew MS. Thus, following the typical cycle of a career, MS slowly disappeared from the screen. Sometimes, he would get gigs and appear as a bit player. Despite the years, time was kind to MS. However, stories were moving along the grapevine of MS pursuing a new career to keep the quality of his lifestyle.
One of these stories that could not die down is the alleged special relationship of MS with a Committed Man (CM). Although CM is not from showbiz, his secret life with MS has long been the subject of speculations. Given that CM has his strong connections, MS was secured as long as everything was kept secret. Unfortunately, CM had to break off his relationship with MS because they were discovered by a kin, who was too shocked to discover the truth. Because the stakes were too high, CM had no choice but let go of MS.
Nonetheless, CM did not leave MS hanging. CM knew MS needed a benefactor and thus, he referred MS to an Older Friend (OF). OF is known in his profession and every so often, his name would make the news.
During one of their moments, when MS was giving OF a taste of his talent, the excitement was quite a bit too much. OF had to take a step back and catch his breath. After a few minutes, OF seemed to be showing signs of stroke, and was rushed to a medical facility. Given his age and that health scare, the doctors advised OF not to be too stressed. The doctors emphasized that OF should not engage in any more strenuous activities unless he wants to have a massive attack. Thus, OF had to give up a professional prestigious opportunity that would have added another feather on his cap. If he had given up MS is still a question waiting for an answer. As for MS, this encounter with OF indicates his skillfulness and perhaps the reason CM kept him for quite a while.
‘But behavior in the human being is sometimes a defense, a way of concealing motives and thoughts, as language can be a way of hiding your thoughts and preventing communication.’ - Abraham Maslow
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Repost: Foreign Doctors with Unapproved Medical Degree Found Working in Polyclinics
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Source: www.theindependent.sg
It has been reported on TISG that Singaporeans who went to polyclinics to see a doctor had asked for a local doctor instead when they were being referred to see a foreign one (http://theindependent.sg/singaporean-assigned-a-foreign-doctor-at-polyclinic-demands-a-local-one).
A netizen explained he did so because he didn’t want to take chances of risking his mother’s life to some foreign “uncertified doctor”.
Some netizens also brought up the case of Madam Koh Ah Tow who later died after she was prescribed with the wrong dosage of medicine by a Filipino doctor, Dr Diana Ramos Santos, at Clementi Polyclinic. Madam Koh died after she received 4 times more than the normal dosage she was supposed to be taking.
To make matters worse, Dr Santos tried to cover up and did not amend the prescription even after realising this. At the time, the media didn’t say where Dr Santos had obtained her medical degree from.
SMC issuing “temporary” license to foreign doctors from unaccredited medical schools
It has also been reported in an article that to circumvent the shortages of doctors in Singapore, the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) appears to be resorting to issuing “temporary” license to foreign doctors from unaccredited 3rd-world medical schools to work here (http://theindependent.sg/smc-issuing-temporary-license-to-foreign-doctors-with-unaccredited-degree-to-work-here).
According to SMC’s own website (http://www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg/content/hprof/smc/en/leftnav/becoming_a_registereddoctor/international_medical_graduates.html), for doctors with foreign medical degree, only those who graduated from any of the below approved list of overseas medical schools are recognised by SMC:
http://www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg/content/dam/hprof/smc/docs/becoming_registered_doctor/Second%20Schedule%20-%20Registrable%20Basic%20Medical%20Qualifications.pdf
SMC specifically stated (http://www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg/content/hprof/smc/en/leftnav/becoming_a_registereddoctor/international_medical_graduates.html), “The Singapore Medical Council (SMC) would like to highlight that International Medical Graduates who do not hold qualifications which are recognised by the SMC, will not be eligible to apply for medical registration to practise in Singapore. This applies to all applicants.”
But then it added a caveat at the end of the page, saying that doctors who do not meet this criteria “may apply for temporary registration”.
Indeed, in the article, it highlighted 2 such examples – both doctors from Myanmar below had graduated from the University of Yangon. This university is not found inside the approved list of medical schools from SMC itself. Yet both were given “temporary registration” to work as medical practitioners at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital in Jurong:
Foreign doctors with unapproved degree also work at polyclinics
In addition to hospitals, foreign doctors who graduated from unapproved 3rd-world medical schools (i.e, those not found inside the above SMC approved list) have also been found practising at our polyclinics.
A cursory search on SMC website (https://prs.moh.gov.sg/prs/internet/profSearch/main.action?hpe=SMC) found at least 2 were given “temporary registration” to work here – one at Marine Parade polyclinic and the other at Outram polyclinic:
One graduated from lloilo Doctors’ College of Med Inc (Philippines) and the other from Far Eastern U (Philippines). In fact, SMC’s own approved list of medical schools does not list any of the Philippines universities inside. Nor is there any from Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam or Indonesia.
Only 5 third world countries have some of their medical schools approved by SMC. They are China (8 schools), India (9 but 1 was deleted), Malaysia (2), Pakistan (1), Sri Lanka (1).
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