Doctors are employed, and the people who pay their wages may only care about money. Same with big pharma, cant increase profits if everyone is healthy.
This is a very ignorant portrayal of a doctor. Definitely not true.
Doctor's are not motivated by money but a strong desire to serve humanity and save life. It takes alot to become a doctor. Money is nothing more than a trash compare to time, efforts and sacrifice that went into it.
"Post delivery, he decided to take her to the hospital as her condition started deteriorating.
Isn't it true though, that doctors are TREATED like vending machines in the first world?
In my country, (Slovenia) the local healthcare system was changed to automatically enter patient numbers to the central system. As a result, spending a lot of time with one patient results in penalties for the attending doctors. The doctors, against their will, are reduced to vending machines of healthcare.
@didipatz I had no idea about this. Its really surprising for me. Each and every patient is different, how can government decide how much time a particular patient require. If you rush to make a diagnosis then probability of error increases many folds and quality of healthcare deteriorate. This is not a good policy.
I don't understand the message. Are you saying that doctors only care about the money?
Doctors are employed, and the people who pay their wages may only care about money. Same with big pharma, cant increase profits if everyone is healthy.
Its sad, but life can be ugly
True
bitter truth :(
I really can't relate with this picture to be honest, i am still trying to figure out what it means, can you share more light on it?
I think not more share friend... I think I'm wrong share
This is a very ignorant portrayal of a doctor. Definitely not true.
Doctor's are not motivated by money but a strong desire to serve humanity and save life. It takes alot to become a doctor. Money is nothing more than a trash compare to time, efforts and sacrifice that went into it.
"Post delivery, he decided to take her to the hospital as her condition started deteriorating.
Soon after, the villagers refused to carry the woman to the hospital, Dr Hota and the woman's husband carried her on a cot for eight km".
https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/www.aninews.in/news/national/general-news/doctor-carries-woman-on-cot-for-8-km-in-odisha201711040645360001/%3famp=1
Isn't it true though, that doctors are TREATED like vending machines in the first world?
In my country, (Slovenia) the local healthcare system was changed to automatically enter patient numbers to the central system. As a result, spending a lot of time with one patient results in penalties for the attending doctors. The doctors, against their will, are reduced to vending machines of healthcare.
There situation
@didipatz I had no idea about this. Its really surprising for me. Each and every patient is different, how can government decide how much time a particular patient require. If you rush to make a diagnosis then probability of error increases many folds and quality of healthcare deteriorate. This is not a good policy.
I agreed not all same country
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