Comments on: Being a Patient in a Pakistani Hospital

By: TravisInfep

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By: Watan Aziz

Watan Aziz — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 03:20:24 +0000

There are close to 100 specialties and sub-specialties that are now accredited with either degreed programs or certification programs. Nutrition, rehab, therapy, etc. etc. come to mind.

The current medical care system all over the world is doctor centric. In advanced economies the scale and the delivery are matched evenly.

The lesser developed, like Pakistan, lack resources at minimum and administrative will on the other side at all levels. Resulting in poor medical care.

But should medical care be equated with presence of a doctor? Now I am not talking about advanced conditions, needs or surgery. That will require proper medical and experienced medical care.

I am merely asking, can we remove the need of the doctor, get to the basics, add advanced technology of remote hookups, digitized xrays, etc. etc. and deliver low cost healthcare to more people at cheaper cost?

Can we pour resources in setting up more health clinics than hospitals?

Can we provide water, power and sanitation and bypass the fixed structural model that was developed over last 50 years but has failed to deliver either the quality or the quantity?

By: Sulaiman

Sulaiman — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 13:00:23 +0000

After what I read here I’ll say that whatever you people said is 100% correct and there is a lot more to it.Being a doctor myself I believe that health care in this country is terrible and turned into a dirty business no matter what hospital you go to.The only difference you see in a high profile hospital will be that it will be cleaner than a government hospital and it will have some expensive equipment otherwise nothing is exceptional there.I prefer to sit idle at home than join these brutal doctors in these hospitals.This is one of the reasons that the few doctors who are a little ethical cannot work in such conditions and leave for other countries with better human rights care.I know at this moment you people might be thinking that we should stay and fight against them but such people do not want anyone to stick around who is even a little bit ethical and they push us out cause they are in total control.
I have numerous stories of injustice done to poor patients that I have witnessed and i’m sure that it must nothing compared to the actual magnitude of the situation.All I have to say is that pray that you or your loved ones do not get sick and if they do,you should have some close relatives as doctors.