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Delhi Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Singh (a dentist by qualification) made a surprise visit to Jafarpur Kalan Hospital in Najafgarh and got angry after finding a faulty pulse oximeter in the casualty ward. He shouted at the casualty incharge and doctors, asking if this was a joke, and blamed them for negligence as a patient’s condition had worsened. But isn’t it the government’s job to make sure hospitals have working equipment? If basic stuff like oximeters aren’t functioning, that’s not always the staff’s fault. Before scolding doctors in public, these politicians should fix the broken instruments in government hospitals. Why are doctors blamed for faulty instruments?
यमराज230,190 次观看 • 11 个月前
Shocking 🚨 Incident of violence against doctors in PGI Trauma Centre, Rohtak, Haryana A youth was admitted after being injured. Instead of allowing treatment, around 15 to 20 attendants of the patient barged into the Trauma Centre, argued with the doctors and then started pushing them and vandalising the area. Medical supplies on the doctor’s table were thrown around. Doctors had to leave the treatment area and call the police. Now tell me, what exactly are doctors supposed to do? Are they supposed to treat patients or fight angry attendants? Are they supposed to save lives or save themselves? Why are hospitals turning into a crime scene? Why do attendants feel entitled to assault doctors and walk away? Why is there zero fear of law?
यमराज157,007 次观看 • 7 个月前
‼️ Another case of su!c!de by MBBS student ‼️ Pooja Rajani, a 20-year-old second-year MBBS student, tragically committed suicide today by jumping from the terrace of JNMC College, Wardha. She fell right in front of the Dean's office after being denied medical leave. Her lack of attendance led to her detention from the PCT2 exam, and she had previously missed the PCT1 exam as well. Pooja was suffering from depression due to these academic pressures, a condition that was well-documented medically. Disturbingly, there are rumors that the Dean dismissed her depression as fake, calling it a trend. Before taking her life, Pooja sent an "I quit" snap. It's heartbreaking to note that she was a gold medalist in her first year. This situation is incredibly frustrating and concerning. How could a talented student, already battling depression, be pushed to such an extreme? The lack of support and understanding from the administration, especially the Dean's dismissive attitude, is shocking. This tragic incident highlights the urgent need for better mental health support and empathy in academic institutions. You can’t even think what her parents must be going through. This toxicity in medical colleges is taking lives of many young students. Really sad. Om shanti.
यमराज101,523 次观看 • 1 年前
I request every non-medico to spare 3 minutes and 30 seconds to listen Kishore Ajwani This is the harsh truth about resident doctors which no one would tell you. This is what every resident doctor go through during their 3 years of residency. #RGKarCollege #RGKarHospital #RGKarattack #KolkataDoctorDeath #KolkataDoctor
यमराज92,917 次观看 • 1 年前
