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Patient Pays For The Callousness Of Hospital Administration

A premier Indian medical institution failed to inform the family of a HIV patient that she had tested positive. The girl paid for its callousness...Read More

Posted on : Thursday, March 29, 2007 12:00 AM
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This kind of episodes always creates great news items for the media. There is more to it in this then meets the eye. HIV is a complex area for counselling more so in a 17 yr old. She was admitted with Dengue previously. Also remember patient's in India do not always follow advise, they tend to listen to eveyone else except the doctor and when things go wrong - the doctors and hospitals are blamed- soft targets. In some instances this maybe right however in most circumstances the fault is with the patient's or their relatives for not reacting to the advise or suggestions. The media twists and turns all these episodes to give out a juicy piece so that they get better eye-balls. Doctors are always easy meat for the media. Beat them when there is an opportunity!!
Replied on Saturday, March 31, 2007 12:00 AM

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I cannot say if a doctor was responsible for withholding information in this case or not. Hospitals do make mistakes.

One of the biggest mistakes for this young woman was the failure of the hospital and its doctors to use Ozone therapy. Ozone therapy can cure dengue fever as well as HIV when correctly applied. Visit my blog www.HealthSalon.org for further information. Click on the Oxadative Therapies thread.
Replied on Sunday, April 1, 2007 12:00 AM
 


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