There is a lot of change in health care,always new policies and procedure.This is a norm these days.
Who make those policies on a daily basis.
People compliant about politics and make a big deal about this and that.
Patient care,communication,customer service,cost management,all intertwined in modern medicine.
Results are read as a scale number zero to ten.Nothing stays same,look at yourself.
Where are we going?
Medicine is an art and science,not a business.
It is important where you put your energy.
There is nothing wrong in politics as long as you are not caught in politics.
Be a human,treat life and death as part of a process and die well as you die once.
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ah who can understand this Policies and Politics better then us the pakistanis..the poor health system here owes a lot to the wrong policies and then the dirty politics..and then to make things worse they put fake medicines in the market..as a matter of fact, we are the country without any solid health policy..and if there is any,it aint working well....wish could change it..
The problem is: the policy makers are business oriented doctors who are more of money making machines rather than paying enough attention to “treating the sick.”
Research is a good thing with positive results, yet the balanced approach is missing.
From life to death, it’s a voyage full of dangerous tides; can be conquered with sacrificing for the needy and the sick.
It's hard to accept, let alone treat life and death as part of life. More for others than some. And I completely agree; medicine is an art and science, not business.
Very well said, manshallah:D
Who would know better that I would, when emergency of a local hospital would act like a general ward, and would eventually result in us losing our father who was actually undergoing a cardiac failure! Pity...no one to check this carelessness on part of big hospitals in good localities.
Very precise & brain shaking... especially not to get caught in politics of medicine.
Being caught among certain ideas is a fault of many people including myself.
Grateful for your succinct reminder.
Best to you in your process.
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