Asking for a sick leave in a hospital is wild. You’re literally standing in a building full of doctors, actively shivering with a 102 fever, and your consultant still looks at you like, "Okay, but who is going to take night rounds ?”
#MedTwitter#MBBS
i passed my final mbbs exams and v hesitant to call myself a doctor just yet, but so excited that i’m no longer just a student and have a job!!! and employment in the real world!!!
رپورٹس کے مطابق سول ہسپتال کوئٹہ میں ایک خاتون سرجری ٹرینی ڈاکٹر پر تیزاب پھینکا گیا جس سے وہ شدید زخمی ہو گئی ہیں اور زندگی کی جنگ لڑ رہی ہیں۔ چند ہفتے پہلے خیبر پختونخوا میں بھی ایک خاتون ڈاکٹر کو قتل کر دیا گیا تھا۔
آخر ڈاکٹروں پر حملے کب تک ہوتے رہیں گے؟
ہسپتالوں میں ڈاکٹر دن رات عوام کی خدمت کرتے ہیں، لیکن ان کی اپنی حفاظت کا کوئی مناسب انتظام نظر نہیں آتا۔ ہر بڑے شہر میں چند ہی بڑے سرکاری ہسپتال ہیں، پھر بھی وہاں پولیس کی مناسب نفری موجود نہیں ہوتی۔ دوسری طرف سیاستدانوں، بیوروکریٹس اور دیگر بااثر شخصیات کو مکمل سکیورٹی اور پروٹوکول حاصل ہوتا ہے۔
اب بہت ہو چکا۔
کچھ نجی ہسپتالوں میں نوجوان ڈاکٹروں کا استحصال، بے روزگاری، بدسلوکی، تشدد اور اب جان لیوا حملے—یہ سب ناقابلِ قبول ہے۔
ڈاکٹروں کا تحفظ صرف ان کا حق نہیں بلکہ عوام کی صحت اور پورے نظامِ صحت کی ضرورت ہے۔ حکومت فوری طور پر تمام ہسپتالوں میں مؤثر سکیورٹی اقدامات نافذ کرے، اس سے پہلے کہ کوئی اور ڈاکٹر اس ظلم کا شکار بنے۔
Step exams are about 50% totally fair questions (stuff every doctor/student should know), 30% clever questions (fair but tricky), and 20% absolutely ridiculous exotic factoids. It's this 20% that drives most of the obsessive studying. You can't get those right without hours and hours of grinding and memorization. I often wonder what would happen if that 20% were removed from the exam. It would get easier and less stressful for sure.
Step exams are about 50% totally fair questions (stuff every doctor/student should know), 30% clever questions (fair but tricky), and 20% absolutely ridiculous exotic factoids. It's this 20% that drives most of the obsessive studying. You can't get those right without hours and hours of grinding and memorization. I often wonder what would happen if that 20% were removed from the exam. It would get easier and less stressful for sure.
Details on the tragic incident of acid attack on a female surgery trainee doctor in Quetta. Young doctors are being insulted and abused everyday in Pakistan and authorities are quiet. Where is the statement of @pmdcofficial?
Appreciation for this Guy, Dr Salman Kazmi.
He's alone, working & striving so hard to Stop Private Mafia from Exploitation of Young Drs( by making them work unpaid) .
He's fighting for Stipend of all Drs❤. Full support for him..
A Gem in the era of Selfish Senior Drs..
This picture deserves millions of views. The way the approach to fatigue has been summarized is absolutely brilliant. Very much impressed 👌🏽 Thank you 🙏
It's time that doctors stop being lenient and call the police immediately if any attendant starts filming or sparks any absuse in the hospitals because neither government nor puppet administration of the hospitals are keen to save you in any sort of dispute.
اسی وجہ سے کہتا ہوں جب کوئی نان میڈیکل، میڈیکل پر بات کرتا ہے تو ان پڑھ جاہل لگتا ہے۔
اب یہ نیوز، چینل کی سکرین تک آنے میں پتا نہیں کتنے کوئی گولڈ میڈالسٹ اِن mass communications کی چھان بینی سے گزری ہوگی۔جبکہ ڈاکٹر تو مریض کا GCS چیک کررہاہے اور ان جاہلوں کو ہراسمنٹ لگ رہا ہے
A young doctor requested just one thing.
“Sir, I got married recently. Can I spend my first Eid with my family?”
The answer was no.
While millions of people travel home for Eid, many doctors report for duty. They miss family gatherings, weddings, birthdays, funerals, and the moments they can never get back. Not because they want to, but because hospitals never close.
The irony is painful.
When a shop closes on a holiday, people understand.
When a plumber charges extra on a holiday, people understand.
When offices shut down for Eid, people understand.
But when doctors ask for fair pay, better working conditions, or even the chance to spend an Eid with their loved ones, many act as if doctors are not human.
A doctor in Pakistan may work 24-36 hour shifts, treat hundreds of patients, face violence from attendants, work in overcrowded wards, and sacrifice family time yet often receives no special allowance for public holidays and earns far less than many professionals carrying far less responsibility.
Every exhausted doctor standing in an emergency ward on Eid is missing a family waiting at home.
Every doctor treating your loved one on a holiday is someone else's loved one too.
If society wants safe hospitals and better patient care, it must also care about the people providing that care.
Respect for doctors is not a privilege.
It is an investment in healthcare itself.
#PayRaiseForDoctors
Imagine a male doctor in a periphery THQ ( because female DRs dont do emergency in periphery ) refuses a CPR of female just because someone will record it and post it on social media , again the fault will be of Dr that do your duty why you are afraid of being filmed.
Another day,
Another humiliation for young Doctors.
The day when senior doctors HODs, MS and Principals will protest against keeping the doctors unpaid will be the day of revolution in the field of medicine in Pakistan.