"Violence Is Scaring Next Generation Doctors" | Doctors' Message For The Indian Society | Kolkata
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
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Dr Vipender Sabharwala comes from a family that has produced 150 doctors in 104 years. Every single member of the family for five generations has been a doctor. But the Kolkata rape and murder of a young doctor has given his family pause. Likewise for Dr Nabanita Chatterjee a surgeon married to a doctor who says her daughter does not want to be in the medical profession,
We have seen the doctors protesting on the streets across India but do we really understand their lives?
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I had huge misconceptions regarding Barkha mam but the way she had carried the reporting on her shoulders day and night for this case has generated huge respect in us for her. Thank you mam
But don't forget this very Barkha has the habit of eulogizing the Indian lungi bahini who are the habitual offender to beat doctors in hospital particularly in my West Bengal.
Proud of being a Doctor. Respect and dignified professionals. Noble and blessed... I'm 62 now and i bless all my young doctors.. Justice to my beautiful and respectful Doctor whom we had such a sad end.. She would hve saved hundreds and thousands of patients.
How you can persevere after 36 or 72 hour shifts is beyond my understanding. I used to get exhausted after working just 10-12 hour shifts at an Amazon delivery station with all the uncertainties and drama. Hats off to your profession!
16:41 Barkha ji we are really thankful to you for your seamless endeavours to highlight the henius crime commited in R G KAAR MEDICAL COLLEGE KOLKATA highly abominable act of violence. Barkha ji there are 20 doctors in my family however I am not a doctor. I am extremely upset with the apathetic west Bengal government. Very horrendous and horrific.moreover I am proud of family of Dr. sabharwal's family for giving the country 154 doctors in 105 years.
Great conversation.. Govt should talk to people like them who actually talks sense … politicians are crapppppp
When my daughter was posted in a small hospital in a rural area and when she was doing night shift we used to talk with her intermittently during her duties during late hours to get to know the daily situation. That is the concern of every parents. One day a heart patient came , about 10 accompanied youngsters barged in to my daughter’s cabin and started directing rather dictating her regarding methods of treatment, not allowing to diagnose. Local security are generally not equipped to handle such bullying. No untoward happened that day for my daughter by God’s grace. Daughter saved the patient that day . Now my daughter and friends are trying to go for abroad for PG. Now I feel they are right. They say Girls do not get safety from administration
thank you for sharing your personal story, regards Barkha
@@mojostory , Head of the collage, even the medical administration of the district, state who are directly and indirectly connected with management of medical systems of RG KAR collage, the police who kept the culprit who was made as a civil volunteer …all shall be brought to CBI asking them why they were insensitive inspite of several complaints from doctors and other senior members of the hospital . This shall be a lesson for all states. But the pain of poor father and crying mother who lost the lovely daughter….oh ..who can pacify them? I pray to God every day morning for the soul of the victim with tears
😲Goosebumps Moment!! - 1919 - 1920 - Gandhiji's call for Swadeshi Movement and its influence on Dr Sabharwala's Great Grandfather's life!! 👏👌👍🙂. Very relieving episode! of having only doctors and their views and hopes amidst all the chaos!!
Barkha this was a great episode, was so good to see so many doctors speak out their mind and rightfully fear for the future.
Thank you for your wonderful journalism. JUSTICE for one of our own! We need to see the culprits punished, not one but ALL culprits.
Thank you Barkha for interviewing the Doctors, I'm very impressed with their experiences. Last but not the least,Barkha, I'm still remembering when you were reported during the Kargil War. Keep it up Barkha for your good work.
thank you, warm regards, Barkha
Violence is scarring and has been scarring the life of every Indian. Medical practitioners have been victims as well as perpetrators of this systemic violence in this country.
My neice appeared in NEET UG this year and got 638 marks and now she's asks me, "Masi will it be a right choice?" My heart aches for the situation of the doctors.
After studying medicine in India migrate to the US and other countries where hospitals are safe.
In America, you have crazy people with AR15s.
"Violence has significant impacts on the US health care sector, which include the need to care for injured victims and prevent violence to its physicians and employees, as well as the surrounding community. In 2017 violence resulted in about 2.3 million emergency department visits and 376,500 hospitalizations, with an estimated total medical cost of about $8.7 billion. Victims also often need short- and long-term physical and psychological rehabilitation. Health care workers experience the highest rates of violent injuries in the workplace in the US: 7.8 per 1,000 workers per year, compared to rates under 2.0 per 1,000 for other private industry."
I strongly recommend against students joining medical, because it requires huge effort and time with compromise of much social life and earning will not be that great for the time and effort and time spent in becoming a doctor. With similar efforts one can have better earning and social life in many other professions. So unless one is more than 100 percent passionate literally then only one should opt.
Night duties is a part of our profession. Safety at our workplace is a must.
@@rubinatabassum5620 true.. but parents of the victim paid invaluable price of their life. My God …. I do not know How they are coping with the situation?
@@muvincy I hve lost my only child a son at the prime age of 18 in 2008.i can understand the pain of her parents. I pray that God gives them strength to bear the loss. It is devastating. I am a doctor and know our professional commitments.. My journey after my sons death has bn very difficult. I'm waiting fr justice too.. Rip my Doctor child.. It's heartbreaking. Justice .
While treating patients.Doctors need safety .
No safety, no duty.
My daughters will never become doctors. I have forbidden it
Fate of a young doctor who yet to start her carrier, ended her life just because she became a whistleblower . In Last three or four days young UG medicos more than 10 whom I came across , decided to leave our country . I can say let them escape
we want justice
Very nice.
Thankyou Barkha maam..
Dismiss the inefficient/ indiscipline police & other officers from Govt service immediately. Transfer & suspension are not punishment.
Why only doctors and medical staff..? All women who work in night shifts ie..call centers etc ..need safety assurances.
A lot of the discussion is about night shifts. My question is what about the IT sectors, the Call centres? Are they all 9-5 jobs? Don’t women work in those sectors?
Simply solving the security in hospitals will not end the assaults. The next rape/murder may happen in other places of work. What happens then?
The media is focused right now on a very micro level rather than looking at a broader picture.
Lastly nobody after all the money and time spent, can just switch professions with a snap of your fingers.
There is a committee which keeps checking if there is minimum facilities are there in hospitals.What are they doing? How are they doing away with the minimum expected standards n facilities. When they com for inspection to the institution they are given heavy gifts n calmed down n false reports given. That's why such things are happening.
We have very talented doctors fly abroad for better work environment. They are going to countries where their service is respected.
Violent not only happen to female doctor s , is happening to all women s of all kinds of professional as previously reported. .only solution is people got to know about man's creator, his principal s and apply it cos he is all wise. He wants us to apply his golden rule that is ,- treat other people just as you like to be treated This rule applies to all people around the world.
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Doctors are a powerful group. What about the safety of common citizens who can't organise themselves on professional lines? What about the common man who gets beaten up in road rage because the road infrastructure of this country is a joke
Even The Truck drivers,clerk,peon associations are more powerful than doctors in India... What are you talking about??
@priyadarshanmishra3328 because you have hierarchy . Usually a senior nurse more helpful and helping to junior doctor or a house surgeon. I am not a nurse. But all my jobs were in hospitals.
@@aleyammarenjiv7978 that's different matter altogether and I agree on that
@@priyadarshanmishra3328 Not true. Doctors are the most powerful group. They are well connected and organised. Their thuggery won't be allowed. Everyone should have equal protection
@@kingD25000 you have no idea what's the reality in this country
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