source: http://www.mb.com.ph/MAIN20080725130662.html
Sa pinakahuling licensure examination na binigay ng Board of Nursing, 27,765 sa 64,459 na aplicante ang pumasa. Kasali dito ang mga taga Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Legazpi, Lucena, Tacloban, Tuguegarao at Zamboanga.
Wow, mga kababayan mayroon na tayong 27,765 na bagong mga nars!
Sana naman ay huwag nilang ispin na lumisan sa ating bansa. Sa panahon ngayon nagkukulang na tayong nga mga nars dahil sila ay pumupunta sa ibang lugar. Hindi ko sinasabing masama ang pangingibang bansa, ang gusto kong ipamahagi ay dapat ialay muna nila ang kanilang serbisyo dito sa Pilipinas. Tunulong muna sila sa mga Pilipino kesa unahin pa nila ang mga dayuhan. Sa aking kutob, halos kalahati sa mga nars na nakapasa ay magtratrabaho sa ibang bansa. Sana naman hindi, diba.
MABUHAY KAYONG MGA BAGONG NARS NA PAGTRATRABAHO DITO SA PILIPINAS!
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I agree with queenbee. I hope that the new nurses would choose to stay in the Philippines. ^_^
Very good my fellow Filipinos. Now, there are more nurses in the Philippines; more people to assisst the people in need. I just hope they stay here even, though their income may be very small, rather than go abroad, where the income is a lot bigger. If they choose to leave, we will now have a shortage of nurses, which is a big problem for hospitals.
I hope these nurses will think more of the welfare of our fellowmen than to what they would get from their work. But i won't blame them if they work ouside especially nowadays that the world is about survival to the fittest.
yah dpat huwag alis ng alis mga pilipino dahil eventually, uunlas din tayo kaya tulong tulungan!! hahaah :P
Congratulations to the new batches of nurses that graduated. More nurses to tend the sick and needy. Sad to say is that most of these nurses will be leaving our country to work abroad. Since some countries pay high salaries for nurses compared to our country. We say to them that they should just work here in the Philippines to help our country progress but we cannot blame them for leaving. Filipinos are family people so most Filipinos would rather choose to help their own family rather than our country. We cannot blame them since our country does not give opportunities for these nurses. The truth is, it's our country's fault why these nurses leave.
My mom is one of the passers of the recent board exam. Congratulations to them all! I agree with quenbee but i am not against those nurses who left our country or who are planning to. The Philippines is in need of nurses but they are not the ones to blame if they leave. They need to survive and pay the bills. Unfortunately,they won't be able to do that if they work here. Maybe the government needs to find a solution to stop this problem.
Mabuhay ang mga nakapasa sa mga bagong lisensyadong mga nars! Kaso nga lang, sobra sobra na ang supply ng nars dito sa pilipinas.
Anyway, Congratulations na rin! :)
Congratulations nurses! I hope they would be a great addition to the hospitals and be able to do good in every single way. LOL.
If they choose to leave the country, who could blame them? It's not their fault they want to achieve success, and they haven't found it here in the Philippines.
sana ung mga bagong nurses natin ay nde umalis ng bansa. para naman madagdagan yung mga well-educated nurses ng pilipinas.
Congrats nga sa mga pumasa ng board exam, ngunit paano iyong mga bumagsak? 43% lamang ng mga aplikante ang mga pumasa. Nangangahulugan ba itong ganoon kababa ang kalidad ng edukasyon natin sa bansa? O hindi nag-aaral ng mabuti ang mga estudyante? O mahina lamang talaga silang pumick-up? Ano man ang sagot kung bakit bumagsak ang karamihan, dapat masolusyonan na ito agad. Huwag tayong makontento sa 27765 lamang na pumasa. Dapat mas marami pa.
hindi ko naiisip na kulang tayo ng mga nars sa Pilipinas. after all, eto na ang pinka sikat na course na kinukuha ng karamihan. at tsaka kahit na marami nang mga nars sa hospital, hindi naman otomatik na magagamot at maalagaan ang mga nangangailangan. may kinalaman pa rin ang social status ng tao. eto ay ayon sa aking pag iisip. :)
Congratulations to the 27, 765 nurses who passed the licensure exam!
Yes, maybe most of these newly graduated nurses will go abroad to work, but we should not blame them. We all know that there are better and more opportunities, with higher salaries, abroad than in our country. These nurses are just like any other worker who wants to earn for a living. They also have families to help and support, which is, in the first place, one of the reasons why they work.
Although, it is sad to think that more and more nurses leave our country to serve other people, instead of their own kababayan, we should also consider their situation. :)
mgging mhirap para sa mga nurse yan kasi hndi nmn cla pnagpphalagahan nga gobyerno eh... cgurado mgkkroon ng brain drain dito sa lilipas na panahon
Seriously, they need to stop this crap. The world CANNOT be populated by nurses alone. There's also a limit on how many people are injured each day, you know? Job opportunities are closing right now and schools are even considering to stop the nursing course itself.
Yes, JUGO. Nursing is too over rated. It is advertized and generalized as a job that will earn a lot thus people take up nursing not because they want to but because it is the IN and COOL course.
Wala tayo magagawa kung gusto nila umalis ng bansa dahil alam naman natin na nabubulag tayo sa kislap ng dolyar at tsaka may mga benefits sila sa ibang bansa.
Good job nurses! It is indeed good to hear that more Filipinos are passing the nursing exam. But the problem being raised up here is that a lot of these nurses find better opportunities abroad. It is best if they choose to stay and help our country rather than going abroad and leave his own country in its struggle to success. Sure, a better future awaits them abroad, but I believe the government should come up with incentives that will make thse nurses just reside here in the Philippines ..
the nurses should not go to other countries and stay here to help the country and make it better.
yup!! haha!! congratulations sa kanila.. well, sana nga manatili sila dito sa Pilipinas dahil kailangan sila ng ating bansa.. pero kung titignan natin, hindi talaga maiiwasan na magkaroon ng Filipino nurse na mag-apply sa ibang bansa kasi ang iba sa kanila (karamihan actually) ay gustong mag-nurse dahil madaling kumita ng pera dito, bukod dito, kung sila ay magnu-nurse madali din silang makakahanap ng trabaho sa ibang bansa.. let's face the fact na mas realistic ang magtrabaho for the sake of money kaysa sa magtrabaho upang suportahan ang ating sariling bansa, pera ang pangunahing dahilan ng pagta-trabaho, kailangan nilang masuportahan ang kanilang mga pamilya at upang gawin yun, kailangan nilang siguraduhin na malaki ang kikitain nilang pera.. e mahirap ang buhay sa ating bansa.. pero sana nga, hopefully, ay manatili ang mga nurse natin dito sa ating bansa..
congratulations ulet.. :)
Congratulations to the board passers this year! Let us just hope that the government would increase their salaries because I heard that the nurses here in our country receives low salaries. I hope the government can do something about this so that our nurses don't have to go abroad and give service to other countries.
Good job to all those who passed. Let's just now hope that these nurses would be of help to our country and that they will understand the state of the Philippines.
I hope that everyone will realize that even if we have lots of nurses now, it is still possible to have a lack of nurses here in our country because these nurses prefer to work in other countries due to higher salaries.
But still, congratulations to all and may this bring good to all of us.
Oo nga.. Congrats sa mga bagong nurses. Friend ko nakapasa din eh.. haha!.. Sana ay piliin nilang dito na lang magtrabaho sa Pilipinas kesa sa ibang bansa..=P
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