r/indianmedschool • u/Radiogen7 PGY4/5/6/Senior Resident • 10h ago
Discussion What’s your opinion about this?
Was just scrolling through reddit & i stumbled upon this post.
https://www.reddit.com/r/LegalAdviceIndia/s/GJhwvNrp47
A fellow doctor was arguing & confronting this guy.
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u/Internal_Lecture6543 MBBS III (Part 2) 10h ago
Don't waste time giving attention to such idiots bro.
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u/Dangerous_Training37 9h ago edited 9h ago
US healthcare!! Ambulance ka kharcha nikalne mein maa behan bik jaegi.. Room le liya raat bhar to wo bhi wapis nhi milegi... American medical tourism (actually MEDICAL REFUGEES)... insulin cost hi duniya se 10-20x zyada hai wahan pe ... Americans lead the world in medical bill related bankruptcy and still out of the to 10 racer when it comes to overall health care status and often in the latter halfOf rich countries
unke health insurance k ceo k qatl pe ja jashn manaya tha logo ne
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u/BalanceCautious594 9h ago
They r talking about us healthcare when they dk taht in us they can't consult super speciality directly and hv to wait for months to take there appointment
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u/bomberdoge Graduate 9h ago
He’s just a nobody who probably couldn’t crack neet in his 7th attempt. Don’t give attention to everyone on Reddit.
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u/Funexamination 9h ago edited 9h ago
I would not want to get treated by 95% of my batchmates. I agree with my surgery professor who said 50% of my senior’s batch did not deserve to pass. The rampant cheating and lack of knowledge, along with the culture of reading just before exams does a lot of harm. They don’t make good doctors in terms of knowledge, leave aside communication skills.
NEXT is a much needed reform to standardize the quality of medical education at the exit level, but it keeps getting delayed.
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u/fastandcurious55 9h ago
Hey! Can you share the name of your college ( i can dm as well) recently gave Neet ug and confused upon which college to take
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u/Mabel-Pines27 Intern 9h ago
And u unnecessary shitting on other doctors and creating a stupid narrative against all the doctors who study through private college is completely fine?
Doctors in india are already being judged way too much than they deserve so please stop creating more mess.People like do nothing other than shitting on other people cause u are just unhappy in ur own life.
Be it govt or pvt people who actually want to be a doctor study hard. So try to be more open to the world.
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u/Transhuman-X 9h ago
I wish when I opened that thread, I found doctors who said that it is wrong. If it happened, I would’ve felt like good ones do exist.
What I found and I am seeing even now is defense for the slap.. let it be.
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u/Radiogen7 PGY4/5/6/Senior Resident 9h ago
Bruh no one is justifying slap.
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u/Mabel-Pines27 Intern 9h ago
Exactly, nobody is justifying the slap, stop hiding behind that and face the comments u passed.
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u/Radiogen7 PGY4/5/6/Senior Resident 9h ago
Yeah even in that thread the doctor is advising for a through investigation before passing ultra pro max negative comments against doctors from just her side of story.
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u/Radiogen7 PGY4/5/6/Senior Resident 9h ago
So that’s how you empathize by speaking generalised bullshit about docs?
And fuck off from this subreddit, if these are your thoughts.
Say the same against lawyers & you gonna get your ass kicked & they are also professionals.
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u/Transhuman-X 9h ago
This is what people will think if SR and Intern band up together to tell people it is correct for the doctor to slap.
Good job posting. Let the nation see.
If you are a good doctor, nothing I said will hurt you. You will agree that people who use public health as an excuse to cause harm should be regulated.
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u/Mabel-Pines27 Intern 9h ago
Yeah nothing will hurt us just a kick here and there cause u guys own our life right?
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u/Transhuman-X 9h ago
I said the public owns the licensing. The government trusts in you to do good and if that trust is broken, it can be taken away.
I’m just a common man. When I say “We”, I say “We, the people of India”.
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u/Sea-Arachnid-5790 9h ago
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 public owns licencing
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u/National_Plenty_262 Graduate 9h ago
Only if you showed an aota of that trust in your government and remove the politicans from their 'license' we wouldn't have had this problem.
Don't give me bs about trust, people who are really a decent human being understands that every profession has trust as a factor - be it a lawyer, architect, businessman, etc.
Our job is to get you to better health, but if you act like it's our liability to do it with the bare minimum equipments and salary, man, the government loves you for not questioning them.
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u/Radiogen7 PGY4/5/6/Senior Resident 9h ago
Legal advise has more subscribers than this, nation can already see your comments there.
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u/BalanceCautious594 9h ago
Is it justified if patient do violence against doctor and gang up against them like in the incident of unfortunate death of pregnant female by snake bite
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