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NEC 2022

Benin City

MDCAN NOC led by Dr. Victor Makanjuola paid a courtesy visit to the President NMA, Dr. Uche Rowland Ojinmah.

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World Diabetes Day, Nov 14

Dr. Yarhere, the chairman of MDCAN UPTH distributing free glucometers and insulin donated by Life for A Child Foundation, to children with type 1 diabetes mellitus.

NEC 2022

BAUCHI 2022 NEC MEETING

NEC 2022

MDCAN VISIT TO CMD ATBTH

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Medical and Dental Consultants' Association of Nigeria

National Secretariat Building

MDCAN President Dr Victor A. Makanjuola and Chairman, National Incomes, Wages and Salaries Commission (NSIWC) Mr Ekpo Nta

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MDCAN President Dr Victor A Makanjuola and NMA President Prof (Dr) Anthony UJah, mni

Welcome to MDCAN

The Medical and Dental Consultants' Association of Nigeria (MDCAN), an affiliate of Nigerian Medical Association is the largest specialist Medical Association in the West African sub-region with over 4,000 members from teaching and specialist hospitals from all parts of Nigeria...

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MDCAN National Constitution

The Constitution of the Medical and Dental Consultants' Association of Nigeria (MDCAN) adopted by the Annual Delegates Meeting held at Lagos, 20th July, 1991 and ammended by the Annual Delegates Meeting , Benin City, 23rd August, 1997 and delegates meeting in Zaria on 28th August, 1999.

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Aims and Objective

1 To promote the achievement and maintenance of health services standard throughout Nigeria.
2 To uphold the ethics of the Medical and Dental professions at all times.
3 To promote the professional development of health and allied sciences.

NEW YEAR MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL CONSULTANTS’ ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (MDCAN)

WELCOME TO YEAR 2022 .

On behalf of the National Officers’ Committee (NOC) of the Medical and Dental Consultants’ Association of Nigeria (MDCAN), I wish to congratulate all our members on crossing over to Year 2022. As a matter of fact, Year 2021 has come and gone with its mixed feelings: the successes so far recorded in COVID-19 containment efforts in our country and the ultimate price paid by our members in the line of duty are part of the memories that define the year.

Indeed, this past year has been challenging for the global community but more so for Nigeria, no thanks to the scourge of worsening insecurity, galloping inflation and a COVID-19 pandemic that persists. The attendant shocks arising from these challenges have further worsened the perennial funding gaps in our country’s health sector. Sadly, a significant proportion of Nigeria’s many casualties from COVID-19 pandemic are our members, amongst other categories of the country’s health workforce. We therefore commend our members and other health workers for their dedication and abiding commitment to Nigeria’s efforts at curtailing the pandemic and other diseases of public health importance.read more...