The Dr. I'm talking of is Dr. Anand Bhatia. I have taken his consent to publish his name. If possible, we all need to learn patient care from him. HE IS THE LIVING EXAMPLE OF AETCOM FOR DOCTORS.
Girl you won my heart. Here a 3rd yr Mbbs student from west bengal and it breaks my heart how patients are treated in govt hospitals. Kudos yo you on speaking up on this!
There are some who behaves like that but not all are like that. Don't wanna brag ,but since both my parents checking on patients,I have never seen them misbehave with patients treating them with care but there are some patients who really misbehave and talk bad about doctors who work from morning to 12 noon in an OPD which makes me feel as if doctors have become people who can be misbehaved with them because treating patients is only what they can do. Reality is true by both sides,just like how many doctors misbehave there are history of patients misbehaving too because they don't wanna be line and don't wanna give some privacy and space to doctors and continuosly showing attitude
@@anayadas4251 there is difference in patient and doctor patients are most of the time illiterate, unaware of the situation, ignorant but doctor should behave in way so that his education and manners can be reflected through his behaviour. You can only change people by good behaviour not by throwin back what they thrown on you.
Dr. Devi shetty, Dr naresh trehan, Dr. Tejal Patel, Dr. Ashok seth....they are the world renowned and India's best cardiologist. I want all students who are going to be Dr. In future....observe their behaviour very sharply and closely...u will find humbleness and kindness , politeness in them.....jaabki unsd bada Dr koi nai hai. What aakriti is telling is absolutely right...
From the ragging video to this,I don't think I could have come across a better person than you whose mentality on different aspect of medical college resembles so much with what I firmly believe in.Lot of respect 👏
I hope your seniors don't bully you for speaking out against the system. You are speaking for the larger cause & you are trying to bring a revolution in the Medical field at every step of your journey. Be strong & keep rocking girl. You are unbelievably courageous & a leader.
I completely agree with you di and I think doctor' s profession is the most respectful job but at the same time it can only be dealt with the utmost empathy and one thing what I have learnt is that one can only gain respect if they respect others...
I’m a final year MBBS student. I had my first labour duty day before yesterday. I knew most doctors in govt. hospitals are rude to patients but I got to know the extent of it when for the first time I was there for 18 hours at a stretch. My heart broke seeing how the doctors talked to the women in labour. They threatened to leave them in the middle of labour if the women didn’t stop screaming, they forgot or purposely didn’t administer anaesthesia just so the process can be done faster. They hit women on the thighs, saying derogatory remarks to the point that some women cried. I cried when I looked back on all I had witnessed. The women would just say “sorry madam, mene aapko boht takleef dia” while they were literally pushing out a baby. The neglect, lack of pain management facilities, lack of empathy exhibited by women doctors especially, took a toll on my mind. I felt those poor pregnant mothers weren’t even treated as a fellow human. And this neglect & maltreatment towards these poor people is so normalised. I cannot imagine the traumatic harm this has on their mental wellbeing, while they are already going through the traumatic process of labour. I’m a north indian studying in south india, so I regularly hear judgemental remarks directed towards me for not being able to fluently speak the language here. My local language skills may not be at par but I have compassion, empathy, integrity & a conscience. I might not be from here but I treat the people here worlds better than they ever treated their own people.
Hard-hitting truth. Coudn't agree more, respect is earned, not demanded! Kudos to you, for adhering to, "Be the change, you want to see". Being unapologetic requires courage these days, keep going! 🙌🙌
welcome to the reality of this profession…in medicine you will find some of the most toxic people and seniors/consultants commonly abusing juniors doctors and patients…one needs thick skin to survive during residency and then will eventually get used to this…
More power to you ❤. Most the medical students are filled with ego nd hatred for other stream students. In my hometown these idiots burnt local shops. I am talking about DMCH, Darbhanga Bihar!
You are just great aakriti ...m a govt doctor...i openly agree that i m still working on improving my clinical skills but i try to talk to people as politely as possible and more often than not m happier when they feel respected and considerate.... Of late m listening to you and your maturity is really infectious!!God bless you always
So true. The way patients are addressed in Govt hospitals. "Tu", "Beta", that too by mid 20s,early 30s docs to any aged patient. Breaks my heart and is absolutely shocking. Mad respect for you for bringing this up.
Honestly !!! Since my childhood I have been observing this thing in most of the doctors I went to, they don't understand before presenting themselves as a very busy doctor, they should know how important it is to behave with their patients politely and be a good human being, patient ki adhi bimaari toh doctors ki support dekh k relief ho jati h. The patient who is already in pain, by getting such kind of response from their doctors, it really feels sooo bad 💔💔 i have experienced. I really wanted someone to speak about this thing and bring some attention of peoples 🤍🤍🤍 I wish upcoming doctors of our country will be more great, polite & supportive.( I'm also aspiring to be one of them) Everything this didi has already said whatever I had in my mind ✨
This is a harsh reality.....most of them do not love what they are doing .....in 7 yrs of my journey in this field ......I've seen most of them unsatisfied, arrogant people .....but there are also few who can really be termed as "Gods" I am lucky to have them as my mentors .......there will always be people acting like trash .....leave them as they are .... every has their own karma.
I can vouch for your words di. I qualified NEET this year. It was my 2nd attempt. Friends around me who r not even in medical clg have started behaving like they know everything about mbbs, cleared Neet pg already and well established as a senior consultant. It's so cringy to hear their discussion about comparing different branches and the income it can give. Don't know what they r gonna be in their final year. Although I know nothing about the work culture in there, but your words sound trustworthy. You are an inspiration di.
See this is the thing, that doctor gained your respect without even trying. A humble attitude can take us so far and yet there are still people out there begging to be respected.
Ye didi bohot sahi he yrr.... ❤️ Inhe jo bhi bolna hota he vo directly point se baat krti he.. and i think she doesn't think how is she loking(not sarcasm) or even editing ke bhi chakkr me bhi vo nahii pdtii.. mtlb sahi he yrr.. iss time me shayad she is the only one jisko koi lena dena nahi he still her yt Channel was growing ❤️🥹
Dil ka baat cheen liya aapne.... Same ragging actually happens in the clinics also... They feel like mein senior hu thoda thoda level Toh dikhana parega...
I am an Ayurvedic doc and Dr. Anand bhatia sir was in NC Joshi Hospital when I was doing my clinical duty in that hospital... He is so humble and filled with kindness... I learnt a lot from him.... And I am really putting my words to appreciate u... U touched very important aspect of atleast basic human behaviour which one should follow... Whatever u do is for u not for others so there is no point of arrogance. Yes if things go beyond your tolerance that's different story.
I jst think that way but don't have that much courage. I have so much repect for u . Keep fighting mam. This nation really need more ppl like u. Never ever let anyone pressurise u ! Jst want to see u as a very successful yet very humble dr. Lots of lov to u sister. Hope to see u soon
❤️❤️❤️ no words for you di. This is the best vd of ur channel till date It's so true mostly people love pulling others only🙂🙂 or ese log hrr ek profession mein mil jaege. Or yhi ek reason bhi he ragging is still prevalent in top institutions like IITs nd in medical clgs too.
Humare yaha USA ki tarah hona chaihiye ...after 4 yr of bs then dcotor ki padai ...17 saal bachha 60 saal k admi ki takleef sirf anatomically samajh sakta hain mindfully to wo lamborgini k sapne dekhta hoga
Even i am joining mbbs this year , and i agree ki bohat bachee rai ka pahaad bana dete hai neet nikal ke , i also agree ki itna sense of entitlement nhi hona chahiye , remember pride hath a fall..
Agreed with you! If you have not right EQ then don’t go in medical profession.I couldn’t understand why some medicos behave rudely..? You have chosen this field by yourself..what is need to shout over patient?
Absolutely true my doctor is a pediatric surgeon+ DNB in general surgery he operated on my lymph nodes because of tuberculosis he's one of the best and sweetest docs he's even my best friend ❤️
In our society max are studying to dethrone others in terms of respect , status , competiton etc. Which tantamounts to zero innovation. Yes its right that a person who scored high in papers will be placed at high position but in that state his/her behaviour handles their stabilty. Especially in this profession ... Behaviour should be checked first . Overall the thing is " Anybody can study medicine but cannot be a Doctor because its a matter of empathy not sympathy"
Bahut Bahut acchi bat boli aapne wo jo bhi doctor Hoge wo hai real gentleman...and kio Kitna bhi attitude delha le humble respect polit ka kio jawab nahi har kisi ke dilo me wahi Raj karta hai...
Mam,I did start my college life last year at the age of 25,I could not apply for college before because of financial problems.I am doing Bsc hons in physics and I want do Msc after that and after completing msc I want to do a phd; but my professor is demotivating me saying that my age will be a big obstacle in higher studies and even in research. I really want to do phd in physics(I am extremely passionate about science) and after that I want to become a professor. Will age be an obstacle for me,mam? (I have got 91% in my 12th boards with physics,chemistry,maths and biology combination)
yes your professor is absolutely correct lets examine your situation lets say you started bsc hons at age 25 as u mentioned ryt completing your bachelors say if u dont fail in any year you will complete it by 28 now msc 2years ( depends upon whre u pursue from if india than 2 if abroad 3) if you want to do msc from good institute coz masters matters a lot like from where u r doing it so u need to crack good exms like jam etc in single attempt lets say u did it now your age 28+2=30 yrs now now you want to do phd 30+4 =34 this is real case to b honest coz i know phd is 3 yrs course i havent meet anyone completing phd in within 3yrs which is actual duration one thing i missed u need to clear net to become AP which has age limits and all this falana dimkana you now is ready to apply for professor job guess wat its not sure u will get job u need to wait for vacancies to come out it takes 2 yrs approx time 34+2=36 everything if good .....just see how time is left till your retirement
Hi Rimo, Observe the comments of the Professor: if they are coming from a place of concern address discuss it with him (don't be scared to take the first step to initiate the conversation) If think those are taunts from him EK KAAN SE SUNO DUSRE SE NIKAL DO. Only you should be responsible for your happiness, don't let external factors affect it.
This entitlement that you are talking about is widely accepted by many mbbs and md students. They endorse bullying, harassing and superiority complex. Hospitals have become centres of politics instead of centres of learning. Let me emphasise that the govt. doctors/ residents get stipend from public fund and hence can also be called as public servants. But instead the patients are made to wait the whole day for trivial things.
When u come late to school,, school apolozises for starting early When u were born, u congratulated your parents and doctor When u read a book, the book gains knowledge U went on 2 days vacation that days are known as Saturday and Sunday When u install an app, thr app accepts the terms and conditions and privacy policy Then who the hell are we to correct u my lord
I have seen this twice. Mere dant m dikkat thi to me ek baar Sadar Hospital (govt.doctor) ke doctor ke clinic(private hospital) me gaya tha checkup k lie. Unke privte clinic p itne patients the ki mera 11am ka no 3pm m aaya tha...Mujhe late k chakkar me bhot gussa tha but jaise hi doctor n mujhe baat Kari aur pyar se bola waise hi mera saara gussa khatam ho gya. Unhone meri puri baat suni and meri disease tak mujhe explain Kari and precautions wagera sab bataye....Aajkal ke doctor bass puchte h ki kya hua and dawai likh k de dete h koi nhi btata detail m..... and Uske kuch time baad me dusri city me tha and mere daant m pain hone laga ... me waha ek clinic me gya and mene waha ek intern thi unko bataya ki mera aisa aisa ilaz chal rha h taaki unko idea rahe pehle se ..... to wo mujhe daant deti h ki tum tez mat bano 🤣🤣🤣 aur me man hi man me soch rha hu ki wo 20Yr+ experienced doctor me bhi itna attitude nhi tha jo is intern m h....Jay raam ji ki 🤣🤣
Similar is the case of high level politeness with Dr. Neeraj Mohan, in MAIDS... He's a PG intern there and at first, I didn't notice... The way he treats the patients is really wonderfully adorable! In fact, sometimes it sounds awkward... When we met for the first time, I witnessed an old aged frustrated female patient asked him something what he answered politely so simply but that aunty kind of bullied and went off... But he just smiled... I was amazed... In fact, he remains too busy but never lets his busyness and tiredness being expressed in his behaviour... Treats every patient no matter how poor or age, treats everyone with full respect... He's actually one of my ideals!!❤
Ma'am you are my inspiration. I really admire how humble you are as a person and if i ever become a doctor i would love to be like you . Thankyou so much for sharing this experience with us . 💗
Di i like ur straight forwardness Ma bhi bhout straight forward hu.but ya i absutally agree with u. It doesn't matter at all. Our humble ness matter a lot.qki bhavan bhi yhi dheak rhe hai ki what are attitude by achieving Dr.tag.
@@aakritig7 I really respect you for this Video you are a truly amazing person the point you raised was really necessary people should be polite and kind no matter what work they do because they are earning for themselves and being a doctor specially they should be extra nice because already the patient is suffering you need to help them not increase their sufferings by adding your unnecessary baggage of harsh attitude. I believe you will definitely be a great doctor.
Tbh, it really inspired me inside out when i watched some of your videos!! Uh're talking like a very normal human being, and this is what it should be! I mean if uh got a degree that doesn't mean that uh're entitled to throw arrogance at everyone!! I've had some arguments in the past when my mother was admitted in a renowned hospital! And yea em also into my 30s and i always wanted to get into mbbs, not for the degree bt for the people uh mentioned about, the people living under below poverty line!! Uh know i could see the honesty about your opinion in your eyes!! Its clearly visible!! Em sure uh'll be one of the best doctors!! Thanks for the inspiration ma'am!!🙂
Miss aapne bahut acchi bat boli 180 question neet ug creak kar bahut log itna ghamamd me chorr ho jate hai ki ...kya kaha jaye Dr bane me aur behtarin doctor bane me bahut fark hai I wish app bahut bahut behatarin doctor banogi..I pry..
Thank you so much for saying this yar..👏👏👏👏 I M EM resident and i feel what you saying.... Like some of the resident doctors feel stressed due to work and they spit out anger on patients as well as colleague doctors... Yaar Doctor hi bane hai , wo bhi apni marji se... Thik h na Like most of the doctors think ki doctor bann gye to hum superpower human ban gye.... I keep only one idea in my mind, I m not a doctor, i m working as a doctor. This makes huge difference...
It's not because of system. It's all about the upbringing in the family. And most doctors are brought up in hostel from childhood. Most of bright students now a days don't get the family to teach them behaviour.
Ma'am,you are doing a great work. Keep shedding lights on shady matters like these. Just because you have some skills that doesn't mean you are entitled to abuse others.
Hi My age is 28, working in IT as a Business Analyst with 4 +, educational background is Bcom computers , MEC. is NIOS can i opt for 12th science ? for NEET ? Can u please tell me what is the process...
This is relatable with every profession What I learned from this video is, this is how we should live our professional lives irrespective of our designation,workload and salary
The Dr. I'm talking of is Dr. Anand Bhatia. I have taken his consent to publish his name. If possible, we all need to learn patient care from him. HE IS THE LIVING EXAMPLE OF AETCOM FOR DOCTORS.
Respect for him 🙏🙏
Is he the same person who is educator on unacademy also and paediatrician?? I saw one of his session on TH-cam. He is very kind ❤️❤️.
Yes
@@aakritig7 I request everyone to watch his session on TH-cam. He is a brilliant educator.😊😊 It's available for free..
I personally know Dr. Anand Bhatia , He is best pediatrician and very nice humble person.
Girl you won my heart. Here a 3rd yr Mbbs student from west bengal and it breaks my heart how patients are treated in govt hospitals. Kudos yo you on speaking up on this!
Yess i also observe this in govt hospitals not only the doctors but nurses also showing attitude towards us.
This should be prohibited
I agree. And if you complain or protest they become revengeful towards you,both doctors and nurses. Not all but most of them.
There are some who behaves like that but not all are like that. Don't wanna brag ,but since both my parents checking on patients,I have never seen them misbehave with patients treating them with care but there are some patients who really misbehave and talk bad about doctors who work from morning to 12 noon in an OPD which makes me feel as if doctors have become people who can be misbehaved with them because treating patients is only what they can do. Reality is true by both sides,just like how many doctors misbehave there are history of patients misbehaving too because they don't wanna be line and don't wanna give some privacy and space to doctors and continuosly showing attitude
@@anayadas4251 there is difference in patient and doctor patients are most of the time illiterate, unaware of the situation, ignorant but doctor should behave in way so that his education and manners can be reflected through his behaviour. You can only change people by good behaviour not by throwin back what they thrown on you.
@@anayadas4251 that's the job you assign for
Dr. Devi shetty, Dr naresh trehan, Dr. Tejal Patel, Dr. Ashok seth....they are the world renowned and India's best cardiologist. I want all students who are going to be Dr. In future....observe their behaviour very sharply and closely...u will find humbleness and kindness , politeness in them.....jaabki unsd bada Dr koi nai hai. What aakriti is telling is absolutely right...
Dr devi Shetty my inspiration 🙏
Devi shetty...❤
@Choco Wolf we need doctors like you . Country needs Dr like you. 😊😊
Thanku so much for this info.
From the ragging video to this,I don't think I could have come across a better person than you whose mentality on different aspect of medical college resembles so much with what I firmly believe in.Lot of respect 👏
I hope your seniors don't bully you for speaking out against the system. You are speaking for the larger cause & you are trying to bring a revolution in the Medical field at every step of your journey. Be strong & keep rocking girl. You are unbelievably courageous & a leader.
No one can bully me. They can try me.
@@aakritig7 that is what I expect you 👍👏
@@aakritig7 Dhaakad Girl 😎
She is atleast 6 years older than the final yr students also . They have to respect her .
@@keep.smiling.. Of course
I completely agree with you di and I think doctor' s profession is the most respectful job but at the same time it can only be dealt with the utmost empathy and one thing what I have learnt is that one can only gain respect if they respect others...
Yeah 😌
I’m a final year MBBS student. I had my first labour duty day before yesterday. I knew most doctors in govt. hospitals are rude to patients but I got to know the extent of it when for the first time I was there for 18 hours at a stretch. My heart broke seeing how the doctors talked to the women in labour. They threatened to leave them in the middle of labour if the women didn’t stop screaming, they forgot or purposely didn’t administer anaesthesia just so the process can be done faster. They hit women on the thighs, saying derogatory remarks to the point that some women cried. I cried when I looked back on all I had witnessed. The women would just say “sorry madam, mene aapko boht takleef dia” while they were literally pushing out a baby. The neglect, lack of pain management facilities, lack of empathy exhibited by women doctors especially, took a toll on my mind. I felt those poor pregnant mothers weren’t even treated as a fellow human. And this neglect & maltreatment towards these poor people is so normalised. I cannot imagine the traumatic harm this has on their mental wellbeing, while they are already going through the traumatic process of labour.
I’m a north indian studying in south india, so I regularly hear judgemental remarks directed towards me for not being able to fluently speak the language here. My local language skills may not be at par but I have compassion, empathy, integrity & a conscience. I might not be from here but I treat the people here worlds better than they ever treated their own people.
You are nice person ,
You don't hide anything , age , graduation 2010,
And honest ,
Wisdom congrats which most people don't have after 30 also
Hard-hitting truth. Coudn't agree more, respect is earned, not demanded!
Kudos to you, for adhering to, "Be the change, you want to see". Being unapologetic requires courage these days, keep going! 🙌🙌
welcome to the reality of this profession…in medicine you will find some of the most toxic people and seniors/consultants commonly abusing juniors doctors and patients…one needs thick skin to survive during residency and then will eventually get used to this…
One can also strive to bring change if they want to. :)
@@aakritig7 yeh Hui na Mardon waali baat ....love u aakriti ❤❤
get used? people usually perpetuate this kind of behaviour.
Very good that you have brought this up..
On a sad note, humility is a quality which is slowly getting lost in young doctors of today's time.
More power to you ❤. Most the medical students are filled with ego nd hatred for other stream students. In my hometown these idiots burnt local shops. I am talking about DMCH, Darbhanga Bihar!
Sorry to hear that.
You are just great aakriti ...m a govt doctor...i openly agree that i m still working on improving my clinical skills but i try to talk to people as politely as possible and more often than not m happier when they feel respected and considerate.... Of late m listening to you and your maturity is really infectious!!God bless you always
Exactly! There is no point of being a doctor if you can't be polite
People often loose compassion over time. they should remind themselves everyday why they started!
So true. The way patients are addressed in Govt hospitals. "Tu", "Beta", that too by mid 20s,early 30s docs to any aged patient. Breaks my heart and is absolutely shocking. Mad respect for you for bringing this up.
She is an engineer too and no one can bully a engineer... Huh never.. Proud of you akriti didi... I m an engineer too...
Your Videos are lovely Aakriti ❤❤
Honestly !!! Since my childhood I have been observing this thing in most of the doctors I went to, they don't understand before presenting themselves as a very busy doctor, they should know how important it is to behave with their patients politely and be a good human being, patient ki adhi bimaari toh doctors ki support dekh k relief ho jati h.
The patient who is already in pain, by getting such kind of response from their doctors, it really feels sooo bad 💔💔 i have experienced.
I really wanted someone to speak about this thing and bring some attention of peoples 🤍🤍🤍
I wish upcoming doctors of our country will be more great, polite & supportive.( I'm also aspiring to be one of them)
Everything this didi has already said whatever I had in my mind ✨
Each of your words seem so meaningful , practical and actually implementative...you Seems so humble human being...
This is a harsh reality.....most of them do not love what they are doing .....in 7 yrs of my journey in this field ......I've seen most of them unsatisfied, arrogant people .....but there are also few who can really be termed as "Gods" I am lucky to have them as my mentors .......there will always be people acting like trash .....leave them as they are .... every has their own karma.
I can vouch for your words di. I qualified NEET this year. It was my 2nd attempt. Friends around me who r not even in medical clg have started behaving like they know everything about mbbs, cleared Neet pg already and well established as a senior consultant. It's so cringy to hear their discussion about comparing different branches and the income it can give. Don't know what they r gonna be in their final year.
Although I know nothing about the work culture in there, but your words sound trustworthy. You are an inspiration di.
Being humble is the new weak for majority of people specially in India. I feel sad about this
I will always keep this thing in mind
This is the reality... I can feel what u r feeling right now.. Your eyes express the same... I m sure you will be a great doctor... 🙏
This is applicable in every profession. Knowledgeable people are more polite in general than idiots who pretend to be knowledgeable.
Really respect your words, thoughts. Hats off 💯💯
Recently a PG Anesthesia medico girl committed suicide because her senior bossing and torturing her at work.
See this is the thing, that doctor gained your respect without even trying. A humble attitude can take us so far and yet there are still people out there begging to be respected.
I have watched Dr. Anand bhatia's lectures and the way he teaches is mind blowing. He is so so humble. There's so much to learn from him ! ♥
Glad that he is a faculty at NDMC.
The best thing about u is that u dont be afraid speaking the truth... wish to see people like u around...
""""Everything is possible"""
""""Every dream is possible""""
Just needed "right attitude"
Aakriti di you are a gem. You deserve a million hugs. You conveyed a great message.
Kaash saare doctors,medicos aapki tarah sochte🙌
Nehi sochenge kyunki jyada tar bachhe hain zyada log fame k liye doctors bante hain ...It's like crack best you will get an iPhone 😂
Ye didi bohot sahi he yrr.... ❤️
Inhe jo bhi bolna hota he vo directly point se baat krti he.. and i think she doesn't think how is she loking(not sarcasm) or even editing ke bhi chakkr me bhi vo nahii pdtii.. mtlb sahi he yrr.. iss time me shayad she is the only one jisko koi lena dena nahi he still her yt Channel was growing ❤️🥹
Dil ka baat cheen liya aapne.... Same ragging actually happens in the clinics also... They feel like mein senior hu thoda thoda level Toh dikhana parega...
I am an Ayurvedic doc and Dr. Anand bhatia sir was in NC Joshi Hospital when I was doing my clinical duty in that hospital... He is so humble and filled with kindness... I learnt a lot from him....
And I am really putting my words to appreciate u... U touched very important aspect of atleast basic human behaviour which one should follow... Whatever u do is for u not for others so there is no point of arrogance. Yes if things go beyond your tolerance that's different story.
I jst think that way but don't have that much courage. I have so much repect for u . Keep fighting mam. This nation really need more ppl like u. Never ever let anyone pressurise u ! Jst want to see u as a very successful yet very humble dr. Lots of lov to u sister. Hope to see u soon
Yah this is very necessary to become humble and respectfully doctor
Thanks you
Thanks dii for try to making people humble and kind towards other people
❤️❤️❤️ no words for you di. This is the best vd of ur channel till date It's so true mostly people love pulling others only🙂🙂 or ese log hrr ek profession mein mil jaege. Or yhi ek reason bhi he ragging is still prevalent in top institutions like IITs nd in medical clgs too.
in medical and nursing both has ragging (NURSING SENIORS ARE INSPIRED OFC FROM MBBS)
"Doctor ke saath saath ek aacha insaaan banna bhi zaroori hai❤"
Humare yaha USA ki tarah hona chaihiye ...after 4 yr of bs then dcotor ki padai ...17 saal bachha 60 saal k admi ki takleef sirf anatomically samajh sakta hain mindfully to wo lamborgini k sapne dekhta hoga
Even i am joining mbbs this year , and i agree ki bohat bachee rai ka pahaad bana dete hai neet nikal ke , i also agree ki itna sense of entitlement nhi hona chahiye , remember pride hath a fall..
Love how sensible and logical she is
very true ! nowadays people dont have basic ethics and become doctor this aspect needs to be inculcated in all human beings
Agreed with you! If you have not right EQ then don’t go in medical profession.I couldn’t understand why some medicos behave rudely..? You have chosen this field by yourself..what is need to shout over patient?
Ekdum sahi bola tumhne❤😊
You are so honest and strong a true inspiration ❤❤❤
So true di..u are the best ❤️ looking forward to meet you 🙏😊
Absolutely true my doctor is a pediatric surgeon+ DNB in general surgery he operated on my lymph nodes because of tuberculosis he's one of the best and sweetest docs he's even my best friend ❤️
I kinda fear u gonna face some difficulties in college u speak intellectually good
Wo zindagi hi kya ho aasaan ho. Amen. Difficulty se hum darte nahin. Aane do.
Its always difficult to swim against the tide, but it doesn't mean we should give up. Keep going Akriti.
Yup but if she has good emotional intelligence she will deal with it
Is it that difficult in medical College?
@@aakritig7 keep going u changing my perspective too
In our society max are studying to dethrone others in terms of respect , status , competiton etc. Which tantamounts to zero innovation.
Yes its right that a person who scored high in papers will be placed at high position but in that state his/her behaviour handles their stabilty. Especially in this profession ... Behaviour should be checked first . Overall the thing is " Anybody can study medicine but cannot be a Doctor because its a matter of empathy not sympathy"
beautiful video....i literally am binge watching ur videos today. I can so relate to u and feel inspired...Thank you!
Bahut Bahut acchi bat boli aapne wo jo bhi doctor Hoge wo hai real gentleman...and kio Kitna bhi attitude delha le humble respect polit ka kio jawab nahi har kisi ke dilo me wahi Raj karta hai...
Didi aapki thinking bilkul mere jaisi hai❤....abhi mera first drop tha ..630 aa rahe hai... m looking forward to following ur footsteps ❤❤
Aakriti Di... you are spiritually enlightened❤❤
Wow, not jus docs such attitude exists anywhere n everywhere 🙂 nyc thoughts akriti....
A PG anesthesiology medico girl committed suicide recently at Warangal because her senior was torturing her at work place
I'm not even a medical student but yesterday only i was thinking about this
Mam,I did start my college life last year at the age of 25,I could not apply for college before because of financial problems.I am doing Bsc hons in physics and I want do Msc after that and after completing msc I want to do a phd; but my professor is demotivating me saying that my age will be a big obstacle in higher studies and even in research.
I really want to do phd in physics(I am extremely passionate about science) and after that I want to become a professor. Will age be an obstacle for me,mam?
(I have got 91% in my 12th boards with physics,chemistry,maths and biology combination)
yes your professor is absolutely correct lets examine your situation lets say you started bsc hons at age 25 as u mentioned ryt completing your bachelors say if u dont fail in any year you will complete it by 28 now msc 2years ( depends upon whre u pursue from if india than 2 if abroad 3) if you want to do msc from good institute coz masters matters a lot like from where u r doing it so u need to crack good exms like jam etc in single attempt lets say u did it now your age 28+2=30 yrs now now you want to do phd 30+4 =34 this is real case to b honest coz i know phd is 3 yrs course i havent meet anyone completing phd in within 3yrs which is actual duration one thing i missed u need to clear net to become AP which has age limits and all this falana dimkana you now is ready to apply for professor job guess wat its not sure u will get job u need to wait for vacancies to come out it takes 2 yrs approx time 34+2=36 everything if good .....just see how time is left till your retirement
boards marks doesnt matter i dont know why u mentioned it
Hi Rimo,
Observe the comments of the Professor: if they are coming from a place of concern address discuss it with him (don't be scared to take the first step to initiate the conversation)
If think those are taunts from him EK KAAN SE SUNO DUSRE SE NIKAL DO.
Only you should be responsible for your happiness, don't let external factors affect it.
You are just in your own journey, don't follow the conventional ways, and there are many people i have seen who did their phD after a long career gap
Also, I'm a neet aspirant so i can relate.. how's your batchmates reaction towards you? Is there any bias?
Completely agree ! Patients ko treat karne aye ho , gali dene nhi .
This entitlement that you are talking about is widely accepted by many mbbs and md students.
They endorse bullying, harassing and superiority complex.
Hospitals have become centres of politics instead of centres of learning.
Let me emphasise that the govt. doctors/ residents get stipend from public fund and hence can also be called as public servants.
But instead the patients are made to wait the whole day for trivial things.
in one line--It depends on Every single Individual..nd to be very honest we can see this in every sector..correct me if i m wrong..
Lmao who'd disagree you're Putin yourself 😂
@@jaswantrajput3383 Ukrainians can be...though i can handle that too u know.
When u come late to school,, school apolozises for starting early
When u were born, u congratulated your parents and doctor
When u read a book, the book gains knowledge
U went on 2 days vacation that days are known as Saturday and Sunday
When u install an app, thr app accepts the terms and conditions and privacy policy
Then who the hell are we to correct u my lord
@@aim_neet_05 we Indians always support u😂
We need ppl like you di to walk on right path👏🌠
Very true 👍 your vision is soo beautiful
I have seen this twice. Mere dant m dikkat thi to me ek baar Sadar Hospital (govt.doctor) ke doctor ke clinic(private hospital) me gaya tha checkup k lie. Unke privte clinic p itne patients the ki mera 11am ka no 3pm m aaya tha...Mujhe late k chakkar me bhot gussa tha but jaise hi doctor n mujhe baat Kari aur pyar se bola waise hi mera saara gussa khatam ho gya. Unhone meri puri baat suni and meri disease tak mujhe explain Kari and precautions wagera sab bataye....Aajkal ke doctor bass puchte h ki kya hua and dawai likh k de dete h koi nhi btata detail m.....
and Uske kuch time baad me dusri city me tha and mere daant m pain hone laga ... me waha ek clinic me gya and mene waha ek intern thi unko bataya ki mera aisa aisa ilaz chal rha h taaki unko idea rahe pehle se ..... to wo mujhe daant deti h ki tum tez mat bano 🤣🤣🤣 aur me man hi man me soch rha hu ki wo 20Yr+ experienced doctor me bhi itna attitude nhi tha jo is intern m h....Jay raam ji ki 🤣🤣
Sahi baat kahi.... Ye issues exist karte h important h lekin adress karna zaruri h...
Similar is the case of high level politeness with Dr. Neeraj Mohan, in MAIDS... He's a PG intern there and at first, I didn't notice... The way he treats the patients is really wonderfully adorable! In fact, sometimes it sounds awkward... When we met for the first time, I witnessed an old aged frustrated female patient asked him something what he answered politely so simply but that aunty kind of bullied and went off... But he just smiled... I was amazed... In fact, he remains too busy but never lets his busyness and tiredness being expressed in his behaviour... Treats every patient no matter how poor or age, treats everyone with full respect... He's actually one of my ideals!!❤
Perfect ma'am 👏👏 Hope this video reaches many people who are in need of it
Ma'am you are my inspiration. I really admire how humble you are as a person and if i ever become a doctor i would love to be like you . Thankyou so much for sharing this experience with us . 💗
Yes. Cool and calm behavior important in every profession.
Di i like ur straight forwardness
Ma bhi bhout straight forward hu.but ya i absutally agree with u. It doesn't matter at all. Our humble ness matter a lot.qki bhavan bhi yhi dheak rhe hai ki what are attitude by achieving Dr.tag.
We need more doctors like you...👍🏻
Thank you for speaking out on this matter ❤ you are going to be an amazing doctor❤
exactly. this is all such common sense. but I guess, that's the kinda sense that most needs to be taught. sadly.
I have heard from many people that in government hospital some female gynaecologist also slap patients during labour.
@@aakritig7 I really respect you for this Video you are a truly amazing person the point you raised was really necessary people should be polite and kind no matter what work they do because they are earning for themselves and being a doctor specially they should be extra nice because already the patient is suffering you need to help them not increase their sufferings by adding your unnecessary baggage of harsh attitude. I believe you will definitely be a great doctor.
whatever you said is reality , i felt all these and i feel very bad
Tbh, it really inspired me inside out when i watched some of your videos!! Uh're talking like a very normal human being, and this is what it should be! I mean if uh got a degree that doesn't mean that uh're entitled to throw arrogance at everyone!! I've had some arguments in the past when my mother was admitted in a renowned hospital! And yea em also into my 30s and i always wanted to get into mbbs, not for the degree bt for the people uh mentioned about, the people living under below poverty line!! Uh know i could see the honesty about your opinion in your eyes!! Its clearly visible!! Em sure uh'll be one of the best doctors!! Thanks for the inspiration ma'am!!🙂
Even it's applicable for every govt. employee out there
I see you soo relatable with me. The way you talk n think...i hope i find friends like you in my medical field.
It takes courage to speak it out dear. Keep it up. Proud of you. And yes, will always try to match these words of yours. We all need to learn it.
Miss aapne bahut acchi bat boli 180 question neet ug creak kar bahut log itna ghamamd me chorr ho jate hai ki ...kya kaha jaye
Dr bane me aur behtarin doctor bane me bahut fark hai
I wish app bahut bahut behatarin doctor banogi..I pry..
I can definitely say .... u will become most polite person and that's why u will become most polite doctor......
Love you Dii ... Much needed reality check ✔️💯
Didi you are my inspiration , I hope to be as satisfied and happy as you.
High 5 Aakriti. I am wondering about the same thing nowadays. Big hug to you, for talking about it. Pata nahi kya bane fir rahe hain log.
Thank you so much for saying this yar..👏👏👏👏 I M EM resident and i feel what you saying....
Like some of the resident doctors feel stressed due to work and they spit out anger on patients as well as colleague doctors...
Yaar Doctor hi bane hai , wo bhi apni marji se... Thik h na
Like most of the doctors think ki doctor bann gye to hum superpower human ban gye....
I keep only one idea in my mind,
I m not a doctor, i m working as a doctor. This makes huge difference...
It's not because of system. It's all about the upbringing in the family. And most doctors are brought up in hostel from childhood. Most of bright students now a days don't get the family to teach them behaviour.
Ma'am,you are doing a great work. Keep shedding lights on shady matters like these. Just because you have some skills that doesn't mean you are entitled to abuse others.
Agree....this needs to change !!!
She put all my thoughts into clear and absolute words. Truly said. And I guess this is applicable to every profession around.
Maturity is process you will get it from after certain time and your experiences
Exactly the same way I was thinking about ragging and seniors...you also pay fee for collage then who they are to bulky you
Hi
My age is 28, working in IT as a Business Analyst with 4 +, educational background is Bcom computers , MEC. is NIOS can i opt for 12th science ? for NEET ? Can u please tell me what is the process...
The attitude of pulling others is everywhere, corporates, colleges, relatives, everywhere. Hate this
Maam i really like ur aura and ur confidence.. Really hoping to meet u someday
She is actually splitting the truth 💯 di just stay bold as you are ❤
I love you bestie, you're so humble and mature
This is relatable with every profession
What I learned from this video is, this is how we should live our professional lives irrespective of our designation,workload and salary
I completely agree with you ❤️