Before he died, Rahul? Wola has repeatedly vomited on the Internet, claiming that hospitals don't care about patients. Some patients have to wait a long time to see nurses and doctors after their illness. It doesn't sound obvious, but it's true. It is not that the hospital is not attentive enough, but that there is no extra energy. There are patients everywhere, so it is impossible to take care of them comprehensively.
1, Rahul? What did Mr. and Mrs. Rahul Wola say? With better treatment, I could have survived.
Rahul's wife: Everyone knows that Rahul died, but no one knows how he left.
This is a couple's speech on the Internet. It can be seen from these speeches that they are very dissatisfied with the local medical environment. After Rahul's death, his wife even said that she would continue to express her dissatisfaction with hospital care online and attack the hospital's treatment methods.
Rahul's last video also criticized the hospital's treatment. As a patient in COVID-19, he knows that patients will feel uncomfortable and very painful if they are not treated in time. But when the patient wants to call the medical staff, it may take an hour or more. Many patients can only wait for the arrival of medical staff when they are in pain.
2. Is the hospital really bad? As a star and blogger, Rahul's family conditions are definitely better than ordinary people. Faced with such a poor medical environment, why not change hospitals? In fact, the hospital is not bad. Rahul will get the same treatment even if he changes to another hospital, and may even lose his existing hospital bed. The reason for this series of situations is the tense epidemic situation in India.
According to relevant media reports, the number of new cases in India has exceeded 300,000 for several consecutive days, and the highest number can exceed 400,000. The number of cases continues to increase, but the number of medical staff and hospitals cannot increase rapidly. In this case, there is an imbalance.
3. The doctor is embarrassed, too. I think as doctors, they are also embarrassed. It is very hard to treat all kinds of COVID-19 patients every day and shuttle through danger. The gap between the number of medical staff and patients is too great for them to take care of them comprehensively.
This is not a question of robbing Peter to pay Paul, but there are walls on all sides, and each side needs to be repaired, and each side may collapse at any time. In this case, we can only take care of one thing and lose another.