MoH trains doctors, nurses on diabetes
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
APSA International Project Manager, Veronique La Hausse, told Mmegi in an interview that the aim of the three-year pilot project is to equip trainees, who are nurses and doctors, to educate diabetic patients on how to change their lifestyles by choosing activities that are relevant to their contexts, be it culture or religion, but would still have a long-term compliance with the disease.
"Once someone has diabetes, we take it to be critical and patients therefore have to adopt new lifestyles that will help them live longer," she said.
While it is widely acknowledged that Khama holds the title of Kgosi, the government’s failure to properly gazette his recognition has raised serious concerns about adherence to legal procedures and the credibility of traditional leadership. (See a story elsewhere in this newspaper.) Recent court documents by the Minister for Local Government and Rural Development, Kgotla Autlwetse, shed light on the intricacies of Khama’s recognition process....