I agree 100% Heal the Healers
Somewhere in the middle of a busy emergency or an Intensive care unit, a voice sounds “Code Blue.. Floor No..” Doctors and nurses rush leaving whatever they are doing to aide those who are already handling the crisis. These would be the moments of adrenaline rush in any medics life. I started in the field of medicine back in the late 90s when the corporate culture had not set in. There were no mobile phones with 5G access. Even the internet cafes came in by the time, I was already knee deep into the course. Those were the days of satisfaction where snail mail was the rule of the day. Letters used to be handwritten and people would still write greeting cards.
Flash forward to the explosion of internet and gone are the days of wait and satisfaction. Now are the times when google and youtube has made everyone a…
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Impractical Dreamer 
Nice to see you, Sweety, after a long hiatus. Referring to the blog, yes, certainly, heal the healer. Unfortunately, it will remain as a prescription if there is no concerted approach involving all stakeholders. As things stand, the medical professionals (docs, nurses, paramedics), specially in the private sector, are at the middle of an exploitative system that pulls and pushes them from all sides. Governments everywhere must step in with adequate resource allocation and efficient administrative mechanism into the health sector to secure the situation for medical professionals and ensure affordable medicare for citizens.
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well spoken. and 100% true. Always good to hear your views
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