எத்தனை மரணத்தை கண்ட பின் மருத்துவனுக்கு மறித்திடும் மனிதம்?
After how many deaths does a doctor lose humanity?
— Aadhirai (@aadhira_i) June 21, 2016
A question that keeps running through my mind in the recent times.. Some answer might be of use!
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How long is a piece of rope?
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As long as you cut?!
I like the contradiction of length and piece.. Do you mean that humanity and doctors are so?
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I think that a doctor’s “breaking point” with humanity is impossible to quantify in deaths as it is surely a result of the doctor’s personality; sensitivities; ability to disassociate; length of time in profession, and so many other factors such that every doctor would produce a different answer. Similar questions could be:
How many children would it take to burn-out a teacher?
How many homicides does it take to make a policeman callous?
Very interesting and thought provoking Post Aadhira, but I really don’t think that there are any finite answers.
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That is indeed the point of this post.. This is one of those unanswered and unanswerable question.. Still hoping whether anyone could come up with any interesting views on it..
And I like those additional questions.. And here is my set of questions.. (which you might have already read) https://aadhira.wordpress.com/2016/06/19/the-metamorphosis/
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His/her relative.
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Hmm.. Might be!
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If they were humanitarians to begin with, it’ll drive them to work harder. Losing patients is a big deal these days and no one wants to have that on their record no matter how monstrous. The answer to the question lies in watching how they treat loved ones. It’s the friends and family that suffer the most if there’s fallout from the stress.
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That’s a valid point to think through! Thanks for the new perspective.. 🙂
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Have quite a few friends in the profession. I have seen many things. It’s not like you see on TV. They’re regular people with flaws who make huge mistakes and suffer unbearable pain but they are very kind to their patients. That’s something to be thankful for.
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I had a recent experience where money making took forefront.. That is what had inspired this line..
I do have a great deal of respect for their service and their profession and that is another reason I couldn’t digest that attitude from them..
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Ahhh… Any doctor who talks about money first is being unprofessional. The financial aspects are important because you can give away more of it to people in need but it is good to be cautious if that attitude is at the forefront of any discussion.
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மனிதம் மறிப்பதில்லை. Humanity never dies.
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Well and good if it doesn’t die.. But when seeing hospitals doing business, it is hard to believe in it..
Anyway, it is good to be reassured with those words..
அதுவும் தமிழ்ல படிக்க ரொம்பவே நல்லா இருக்கு.. நன்றி! 🙂
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மருத்துவம் வணிகமயமானதற்கு காரணம் அரசியல்.
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காரணம் எதுவாக இருந்தாலும் பாதிப்பு யாருக்கு?
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பாதிப்பு பலதரப்பு மக்களுக்கும் உள்ளது. இதற்கு ஒரே தீர்வு உண்மையான மருத்துவ விஞ்ஞானம் உலகில் வளர்த்தெடுக்கப்பட வேண்டும்.
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Lets hope it happens..
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Photography of selfi trend – http://wp.me/p7iCIg-1t
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Thank you for your blog and replies to my comments.
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I am happy to see tamil apart from mine in my blog.. Do visit other posts and you might like them.. 🙂
I will check your blog soon.. Seems you are more active in blogspot than wordpress..
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