The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) has gazetted new regulations under the Health Professions Act of 2024, which was published in May this year. The regulations upgraded the admission requirements for nurses.
Omuthiya Constituency Councillor Erastus Nekomba has called on nurses to love their work, saying nursing is a calling and not just a job.
Nekomba paid a visit to Omuthiya District Hospital and Omuthiya Health Care Centre to familiarise himself with their operations.
A member of the Standing Committee on Education, Youth, Civic Relations, and Community Development Institutions, Hercules Jantze, has raised concern regarding the mushrooming of nursing training institutions throughout the country with a declining demand for nurses.
Nurses and healthcare workers in Tsumeb benefited from a specialised palliative care training programme.
The training was aimed at strengthening the delivery of home-based healthcare services.
Nurses serve with pride, and they should be empowered, respected, and valued.
These were messages from speakers that dominated the International Nurses Day commemoration held at Keetmanshoop District Hospital.
Nurses in the Zambezi Region gathered at the Katima Mulilo open market in celebration of International Nurses Day under the theme, "Our Nurses, Our Future, and Empowered Nurses Save Lives."
Today is International Nurses Day, and the Ministry of Health and Social Services in the Kavango East Region is commemorating the day with a lineup of activities.
The day started off with a walk through Rundu’s busiest part of town.
The first National Namibian Nurses Seminar took place in Windhoek, focusing on sharing advanced nursing practices, enhancing patient care, and addressing challenges within the healthcare sector.
After years of struggling to reach patients in emergencies, nurses at Mpora Clinic in Kavango West Region can finally breathe a sigh of relief.
The clinic has received a new ambulance, bringing hope to healthcare workers and nearby communities.
Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr. Esperance Luvindao, has clarified the perception that a directive regarding lunch breaks for medical staff in state hospitals was meant to deny workers their meals.
