THE WHITE COAT RADIO

Dr Khanoba and regular guest, Dr Olofin analyses the report titled 'NBS Corruption in Nigeria: Patterns and Trend for 2023' by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) which says that two-thirds of Nigerian doctors, nurses and midwives demand bribes from patients before treatment.

Dr Khnaoba reacts to news that the NMA building which has been 'ongoing' for years, is still at the foundation stage.

Dr Khanoba analyses personal and systemic factors that led to the tragic but preventable death of Nigerian actor Junior Pope

On the 10th of march 2024, The minister for State, Health and Social Welfare Dr Tunji Alausa announced that the FG has banned leave of absence for health professionals relocating abroad, in a bid to curb medical brain drain. Dr Kanoba and Dr Olofin unpack the new policy in this episode.

Dr Khanoba and guest Dr Kayode Olofin discusses the rising trend of work place violence against health workers in Nigeria.

Nurse Alexis Isioma tells us how the revised NMCN verification guideline further aggravates the challenges nurses are facing in Nigeria.

Dr Khanoba breaks down the new controversial NMCN guidelines.

Following a series of strike actions by junior doctors in the UK, Dr Khanoba and guest Dr Olofin compare the approaches of the BMA and NMA to strike actions.

Dr Khanoba with guest Dr Kayode Olofin, reacts to President Tinubu's statement on training more healthworkers and even supplying to other countries.

Dr Khanoba reacts to the government's plan to build medical schools in all 36 states and the FCT. Visit our website at thewhitecoat.ng to keep up with news and articles on healthcare.

Dr Khanoba talks about how doctors have contributed to the rot in Nigeria's healthcare system.

Dr Khanoba is set to moderate the panel session of the annual scientific conference of the Association of Resident Doctors FCTA (ARD-FCTA) themed 'The state of Nigeria's healthcare sector; an update'. In preparation, she talks with Dr George Ebong, the Vice President of the ARD-FCTA on issues concerning the theme of the conference.

In this episode, Dr Catherine Khanoba tries to understand the entitlement of the Nigerian public to medical doctors; why the Nigerian public is willing to pay other professionals for their services, including artisans but expect free services from medical doctors.

In this episode, Dr Khanoba and guest Dr Orbih deliberate on if the new generation of medical doctors in Nigeria are poised to do things differently in terms of career path and mentorship; or if they will be sucked into the same old system.

In the spirit of Halloween, Dr Catherine Khanoba alongside guest, Dr Martha Orbih talk about cases that were so profound, they changed their outlook on life and clinical practice.

Dr Khanoba goes on a tirade about common and often neglected problems in Nigeria’s healthcare delivery system, including poor work environment and irrelevant strike actions.

Dr Catherine Khanoba narrates her experience as a house officer at a tertiary government hospital in Nigeria.

First of all, introduction.