Abdul-Muumin Wedraogo

Abdul-Muumin Wedraogo

Abdul-Muumin Wedraogo, BSN, RN Abdul-Muumin is a registered general nurse with the Ghana Health Service, bringing over 10 years of diverse clinical experience across emergency, pediatric, intensive care, and general ward settings. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Valley View University in Ghana and completed his foundational training at Premier Nurses' Training College. Beyond clinical nursing, Abdul-Muumin holds advanced credentials in technology, including a Diploma in Network Engineering from OpenLabs Ghana and an Advanced Professional certification in System Engineering from IPMC Ghana. This unique combination of healthcare expertise and technical knowledge informs his evidence-based approach to evaluating medical products and healthcare technology. As an active member of the Nurses and Midwifery Council (NMC) Ghana and the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA), Abdul-Muumin remains committed to advancing nursing practice and supporting healthcare professionals throughout their careers. His passion lies in bridging clinical expertise with practical product evaluation, helping fellow nurses make informed decisions about the tools and equipment that support their demanding work. Abdul-Muumin created this platform to share honest, experience-based reviews of nursing essentials, combining rigorous testing methodology with real-world clinical insights. His mission is to help healthcare professionals optimize their practice through evidence-based product choices while maintaining the professional standards that define excellent nursing care.

Everyday Best Health Practices for Nursing Professionals: Evidence-Based, 10 years Experience Nurse Insight on Daily Wellness Habits for Healthcare Workers

Health Practices for Nursing Professionals

Discover evidence-based Health Practices for Nursing Professionals, including exercise routines, nutrition strategies, sleep hygiene, and mental health practices to combat burnout and maintain optimal health during demanding shifts. Introduction Nearly half of nurses reported experiencing burnout in 2022, representing a…