‘Core issues in test leak fiasco still unresolved’
‘Core issues in test leak fiasco still unresolved’
THE nursing mess remains unresolved because the government agencies looking for a solution are shirking their responsibility and do not feel accountable to anyone, a group claimed yesterday.
The Health Alliance for Democracy said the decision of the Court of Appeals approving the oathtaking of the passers of the tainted June licensure exams—and ordering a retake for those suspected of having cheated—eased the burden on the officials investigating the cheating.
But the decision fell short of expectations, it said.
“The [Court of Appeals’] decision may have eased the burden on officials investigating the cheating, but it did not deal with the core issues that the leak has exposed,” said Gene Alzona Nisperos, head of the group comprising doctors, nurses and other health professionals.
On Friday, the appellate court cleared the oathtaking of the successful June examinees but ordered a retake for those suspected of having gained from the test questions leaked on part of the tests.
Some 40,000 nursing graduates took the June exams and 17,000 passed. But the results have been tainted by the discovery that three nursing review schools had leaked test questions to their enrollees before the exams.
Nisperos made his statement even as congressmen appealed to those affected by the cheating scandal to wait for the appellate court’s decision on an appeal against its ruling for a selective retake of the licensure tests.
House Deputy Majority Leader Antonio Cerilles and Bulacan Rep. Lorna Silverio said the cheating in the exams was regrettable, but a compromise was needed to remove the stigma from the nursing profession.
“We still see no reason for the [appellate court] to change its order, which is fair and balanced for all those affected by the exam leak,” Cerilles said.
“Government agencies should prepare to execute the [court’s] final order when it comes, and whatever it is.”
Silverio said it was simply a matter of time before the nursing mess would be over.
“We urge everyone to remain calm and wait patiently for [court’s] final ruling,” she said.
But Nisperos said that while the appellate court may have eased the burden of the Professional Regulation Commission, the nursing board, the Commission on Higher Education and the labor department—the agencies looking into the nursing mess—it did not deal with issues such as the integrity and competence of nurses and the profiteering in the nursing schools and review centers.
He said substandard nursing schools and review centers were proliferating, and mainly because the government agencies tasked to oversee them were not doing their jobs. Macon Ramos Araneta and Joel M. Sy Egco
THE nursing mess remains unresolved because the government agencies looking for a solution are shirking their responsibility and do not feel accountable to anyone, a group claimed yesterday.
The Health Alliance for Democracy said the decision of the Court of Appeals approving the oathtaking of the passers of the tainted June licensure exams—and ordering a retake for those suspected of having cheated—eased the burden on the officials investigating the cheating.
But the decision fell short of expectations, it said.
“The [Court of Appeals’] decision may have eased the burden on officials investigating the cheating, but it did not deal with the core issues that the leak has exposed,” said Gene Alzona Nisperos, head of the group comprising doctors, nurses and other health professionals.
On Friday, the appellate court cleared the oathtaking of the successful June examinees but ordered a retake for those suspected of having gained from the test questions leaked on part of the tests.
Some 40,000 nursing graduates took the June exams and 17,000 passed. But the results have been tainted by the discovery that three nursing review schools had leaked test questions to their enrollees before the exams.
Nisperos made his statement even as congressmen appealed to those affected by the cheating scandal to wait for the appellate court’s decision on an appeal against its ruling for a selective retake of the licensure tests.
House Deputy Majority Leader Antonio Cerilles and Bulacan Rep. Lorna Silverio said the cheating in the exams was regrettable, but a compromise was needed to remove the stigma from the nursing profession.
“We still see no reason for the [appellate court] to change its order, which is fair and balanced for all those affected by the exam leak,” Cerilles said.
“Government agencies should prepare to execute the [court’s] final order when it comes, and whatever it is.”
Silverio said it was simply a matter of time before the nursing mess would be over.
“We urge everyone to remain calm and wait patiently for [court’s] final ruling,” she said.
But Nisperos said that while the appellate court may have eased the burden of the Professional Regulation Commission, the nursing board, the Commission on Higher Education and the labor department—the agencies looking into the nursing mess—it did not deal with issues such as the integrity and competence of nurses and the profiteering in the nursing schools and review centers.
He said substandard nursing schools and review centers were proliferating, and mainly because the government agencies tasked to oversee them were not doing their jobs. Macon Ramos Araneta and Joel M. Sy Egco
CORE ISSUES KA DYAN!#@#$*
USAPAN NA ITO NG MGA PASADO SA 2006 BOARD EXAM, HINDI NG MGA BUMAGSAK...
USAPAN NA ITO NG ‘DELAYED EXECUTION NG CA ORDER FOR OATHTAKING OF 17,000 BOARD PASSERS!
NA PARA LANG HA... PARA LANG... MA-ACCOMMODATE ANG REQUEST NG KAMAHAL MAHALANG UNIVERSITY OF STO. TOMAS!!!#$@*** AY SOBRANG BINABALE-WALA ANG 17,000 BOARD PASSERS!
YUNG 1,687 NA FOR RETAKE NGAYON AY PASADO NA SANA SILANG LAHAT KUNG DI DAHIL SA TRO AT KASELFISHAN NG UST… ANG DAPAT NA SISIHIN DITO AY UST… KUNG PRC ANG TATANUNGIN NINYO, KULANG NA LANG NA IPASA KAYONG LAHAT… HINDI GANUN KASAMA SILA MAM ROSERO, KAHIT SILA MAM OCTAVIANO… GUSTO NGA NILA NA I-GIVE AWAY NA SANA YUNG TEST 5, PARA MORE THAN 60% ANG PUMASA…PERO DAHIL SA KATALINUHAN NI ATTY YANGOT KINUMBINSE NYA ANG 90 BAGUIO WHISTLE BLOWERS NA MAG-COMPLAINT PARA SYA AY MAKILALA NG MADLA!!!
KUNG PUROS SARILI LANG NINYO ANG INYONG IISIPIN, PARE-PAREHAS TAYONG SA KANKUNGAN PUPULUTIN… AT PATULOY NA GAGAMITIN NG MEDIA, AT MGA PULITIKO!!! HOY GISING!!!
UTANG NA LOOB…
LEAKAGE FREE NA ANG NLE, BAGO PA I-RELEASE NG PRC ANG RESULT NG EXAM NUONG 19 JULY 2006!!!
MGA ‘IMBECILE’ LANG ANG DI MAKAKAINTINDI NITO!!! ANO BAH! @#$%*
Posted by
Anonymous |
5:31 PM
KUNG NAKITA NINYO LANG SANA YUNG MGA BOARD PASSERS LAST MONDAY, KASAMA PA YUNG MGA MAGULANG NILA... INAASAM NA MAKAKAPAG-OATH TAKING NA SANA YUNG MGA ANAK NILA... AT MAKAKAAHON NG KAUNTI SA HIRAP NA DINAANAN NILA...
I WOULD SAY... WALANG KONSENSYA ANG UST FOR USING DELAYING TACTIC PARA UMANGAT ANG UST SA RANKING KUNG MANGYARI ANG RETAKE!
MY GOODNESS, YOU PEOPLE CLAIM TO BE CHRISTIANS... ASAN ANG PUSO NYO????
WALANG SILBI ANG PAGIGING TOPNOTCHER ESP KUNG PUPUNTA NAMAN NG ABROAD ANG MGA GRADUATES NINYO...
HINDI KAILANGAN ANG MATAAS NA LOCAL BOARD RATING SA N-CLEX OR CGFNS!
- STOP LYING TO YOUR BSN GRADUATES!
- STOP MAKING THE 17,000 BOARD PASSERS LIVES DIFFICULT, INCLUDING THEIR FAMILIES, NA UMAASA NA MAKUHA NILA YUNG RN LICENSES NILA SANA LAST MONDAY PA!!!
GOD DOES NOT SLEEP!!!
Posted by
Anonymous |
6:02 PM
HOY, bakit daw wala tayo ng mga virtues ni Florence Nightingale? Ang babastos na natin. Kung sino man ang moderator ng blogsite na ito, tingnan ninyo naman. Wag naman kayong pumayag na magpersonal attacks na sila. Mga anti-retake pala ay mga bastos at walang modo. Dapat, magretake kayo ng values ninyo. Hindi imposibleng nagbenefit kayo sa leakage kasi parang wala kaong values. Dapat kayo lang ang magretake. Sana di kami isama.
Posted by
Anonymous |
3:12 PM
ang alam kong walang 'values' si TADLE lang ng UST. nyehehe! :P
Posted by
Anonymous |
7:15 PM
walang 'values' si TADLE ng UST... unang una, maling leakage ang pinagamit ng UST na pang-review sa mga honor students nila...
pangalawa, ipinasang tabi yung mga regular sa 'intensive review' nila, buti nga at sila pa ang nagsipasa!
pangatlo, dahil madaming bumagsak sa UST, kelangan gumawa ng gimik si TADLE at angelo brant - recruit DENNIS BAUTISTA FLUNKER ANOTHER SCHOOL!
pang-apat, FILE TRO! to delay oath taking!
pang-lima, magpa-interview sa media na may leakage ang buong NLE! c/o KORINA SANCHEZ!
pang-anim, FILE an appeal to CA to delay court ruling execution!
o laban ka pa sa pagkawalang modo ni TADLE, huh! :P
Posted by
Anonymous |
7:21 PM
may dagdag pa!
pang pito - pag brainwash sa UST board passers to RETAKE NLE!!!
napaka walang HIYA!
Posted by
Anonymous |
7:22 PM