The Tibetans and I are let loose in the Busiest Hospital in China
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- China, Sichuan, Chengdu
I took a trip to a Chinese Hospital! As hospitals here are really quite different to those in the UK I thought I would show you what they are really like. This time I went to the busiest hospital certainly in western China and perhaps in the whole of China.
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Chinese people remember the friendly foreigners helped them in the difficult years. I didn’t know this Canadian Dentist until seeing this video. But every single Chinese knows the other Canadian doctor Norman Bethune.
Yes! National heroes indeed!
Toby, it is very admirable that you made and published this excellent video for the world to see, especially in the age of massive mainstream media disinformation about China! Your video shows to the world that both the central and local Chinese government are competent and efficient, especially in the Healthcare field, compared to, for example the U.S., which are the total opposite! Great job, keep up the good work, and look forward to see more vids from you about living in China!
Appreciate the support. I do think its important for people to see what China is really like. Hopefully it is entertaining as well😂
Super specialist Doctors are highly respected anywhere in the world. You have to complete 5yrs MBBS degree, then 3yrs PG in special branch, then 6yrs PD super speciality DM/MCh. Extremely tough journey not to mention the selection tests and entrance tests. You gotta be very intelligent, smart, hardworking, fit, patient, composed, etc. You becomes 1 in millions type of person. Forget about lovelife, romance, entertainments, your life becomes dedicated to become doctor.
Absolutely, time and dedication. It’s not easy!
the regional large hospital usually has top specialist doctors that people from all over the country to see them for. That's why it's crowded. For a regular minor problem, just visit your neighborhood hospital or clinic. They are usually not crowded. But I guess you came there for the special expensive medicine.
Exactly right. For minor ailments you can just go to a local/smaller hospital.
One of the most important is Chinese often go to hospital even small problems like bad stomach pain and fever etc , because it’s affordable and they trust doctors
The Chinese medical system is efficient and necessary, considering the large population in China. In our country, medical care is almost free. The waiting times can be frustrating, but overall, it's less stressful and less of a hassle. Both systems have their merits for their own circumstances.
Where are you based buddy?
It's very crowded but not chaotic. Seems that the system is working.
This is China and not Endia.
it works well if you can afford it/social insurance covers it
Thanks for sharing your video 👍👍👍
My pleasure, hope you found it interesting and informative
Brilliant video., well done Toby.
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful work ❤❤
Thank you for the support
I'm not 100% certain, but let me guess what the special medicine situation means. I think most of the medicine used in China are procured collectively by the central government. There might be some subsidies in the price. For rarely used medicines, there is probably no subsidy and the public hospitals won't stock them. On the other hand, I don't think "everyone in western China" come to this hospital. There must be thousands of hospitals there, but Huaxi must be serving a consulting role. When treatments require higher level of expertise, people have to travel outside their area for specialist attention.
I think you have a pretty good handle on it👍
Not everyone goes there of course, but it’s recognized as one of the best, so people do go there if they want higher level care or they haven’t been able to deal with their problem somewhere else
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I like this one.
Appreciate the support😀
😍😍😍😍😍
people don't understand 1.4 billion means
Hope you recover soon , all the best and stay healthy .
Thank you! Nothing serious this time. All good.
You remind me of Ronny Chieng stand up. Hope you get well soon.👍
I’m good thank you. That guy is great. Very funny.
Much better than USA emergency hospital ,😊 right? Because at least you get see a doctor and medicine right away. And settled your sickness. China su Tu.
I've never been to an Emergency Hospital in America. At least in the UK you can see a doctor very quickly in an emergency, but if it is not an emergency then it can be pretty slow...
I graduated from here but didn't became a doctor or a dentist.😆Maybe its former name will be more famous in western countries, West China Hospital, our university back then was called West China University of Medical Science.
Oh that’s interesting! I thought all graduates from the university went on to be doctors/dentists? What did you decide to do?
@@TobyChina haha, my major back then was Medical English, but no interest in any medical related job. I finally became a software engineer, worked in several foreign companies even now, so I'm guessing my English major still got some use.🤣
@@jerryluan9106 hahaha, it did! Nice to know someone who spent time in Chengdu👍🫡
In US, show your medical insurance first before they show you the way to the doctor. Or they show you the way out of the hospital.
That even more than guns scares me about America
I looked up the medicine you bought, if you have chinese medicare, it is going to cost you about 400-500 RMB out of pocket for those 2 doses including injection, paying for 2400 RMB is really expensive.
oh with medicare it should be 602 RMB for 2 doses.
@@eggiewu1367 are you sure? I don’t believe it is covered by the Medicare
The medicine you got from across the street is not covered by MedCare. You have to pay youself.
I know that😂
Medicare doesn’t cover everything (especially the expensive ones😅)
Ohhno, he's a dentist? Shoot, i didn't like dentist: do you ground the good teeth to fit the filling materiel? Your training taught you so, is that right?
I had a root canal done in china working for over 30 years...here, a canadien dentist did one for me and rotten and broken in 2 years.
How do you do it?
BTW, im from chengdu, that's my hometown, and happen to be the best dental training Centre in china.
Guahao, means register, to a specific département
You don’t like dentists?😂. Chengdu is a great city, where do you live now?
@@TobyChina La Beauce au Québec
it's too expensive and not normal to get the medicial from outside
It is, but its the only way to get this medicine in Sichuan! I wish i could save money but I need it
If you dont research statistics first, yourr relying solely on oculsr observations. They may be misleading.
What statistics are you referring to?
@@TobyChina Those from data massagers?
@@laughingkor8643 ?
340$ ???
isn't that somehow too expensive for such a light illness ?
Xolair is a new kind of allergy drug which is classified as ''monoclonal drug'' that means takes a lot of effort to produce such unique and patentet product
It really is, but this is a special drug that not people take here. Although it’s a light illness I half die for 2/3 months of the year every year😅
@@TobyChina May god bless his soul and body, give him strength, and a healthy long meaningful life, wherever he go whenever he wish ... amen.
BTW, i answer your Q about "safety in China" in case you didn't read it. take care.
The current price of Xolair for adult is about $5000 per month in the US. Seems the Chinese health ministry was able to squeeze a big discount out of Genentech and Novartis.
It's better not to film in the hospital,because other patients have their privacy....
I didn’t film anyone in consultation with a doctor
So, please, at least stop ruin the good teeth in order to fit the filling
Canada medi care sucks...not working...a huge money pit.
China's, you had to pay, but, safer, cause the doctors has way more expérience. It's really rude to videotape people FYI
What are you doing there anyway ?
I think its fine. Its not like I'm filming someone getting a doctors consultation, and anyone who asked me not to film I either didn't or I deleted them from the video.
@@TobyChina still it's different from getting their permissions...or did you?
@@sofiwuu3001 Take a look at my Piano man video a couple of months ago. I think you would find that very interesting
Free Tibet
Lol calling Brits to free Tibet, you must be delusional. 😂
Tibetan free already, free from slavery, free from poverty by New China.
全称应该是富强、民主、文明、和谐、自由、平等、公正、法治,爱国、敬业、诚信、友善的中国西藏.
You sound like an IQ82 Endian.
That's rich coming from an indian.
医院还是不要随便拍摄，最好打一下码，涉及到他们的健康隐私，不是每个去医院的人都不介意别人看到他有什么问题需要到医院。
你放心，第一没有拍医生跟病人谈部分，也没有拍不愿意被拍摄的人，那些要求我删除他们部分都删了，不拍的话那没有人知道中国的医疗怎么样。
你买了什么药 2400多？？像过敏这种几十块钱的药就解决了 你花了2400多买药？？你不能报销吗？？还是纯进口药没有报销？？？
奥马珠单抗，没医保报销的话确实要这个价
他这种季节性过敏打一瓶估计就可以顶过季节，吃普通的过敏药只能顶一天，得天天吃
外国人没医保吧
可惜这种药不能报销。。。
有社保，就是有一些药不能用社保买。。。