Comments on: Don’t interfere in doctor transfers

By: FuturePolitician

FuturePolitician — Mon, 28 May 2007 03:04:21 +0000

having elected stupid representative of the people ( politician) it is all because of the voters…facing problems like having a MP( graduated in social science, cheapo degree) medling in affairs such as healthcare.. wrong people for the wrong job..

By: good coolie

good coolie — Mon, 28 May 2007 02:20:50 +0000

Hello you fellows, don’t forget this is Malaysia, not a developed country like America. Our administration must be Malaysian-style,
so be loyal and don’t critise.
Corruption, nepotism, and inefficiency, and ofcourse, dirty toilets
are our national culture. So if you don’t like it, baliklah kepada XYZ!

By: Libra2

Libra2 — Sun, 27 May 2007 08:00:37 +0000

Have you heard speeches made by UMNO leaders at their divisional AGMs? I have.
This is one oft repeated mantras: “UMNO itu kerajaan, kerajaan itu UMNO.”
Whi is to stop them from interfering in local,state and federal government affairs.

By: Jururawat

Jururawat — Sun, 27 May 2007 05:57:42 +0000

Actually the people who are in direct contact with all forms of communications; circulars, letters, messages, memos, application forms et cetera are the same people that can erase, that can change, that can cancel, that can submit and all else; in short, sabotage. May be they are under orders to do so. May be they do it out of a personal grudge. Therefore if they do so, how professional can they be ? There are so many of them in the office. Your important document get to be passed from one hand to another; from one table to another; from one good worker to another bad worker and finally they tell you your document is missing. Somehow along the way, it is thrown into the rubbish bin. Or it just disappeared into thin air. May be there is Bermuda Triangle in existence in the very office. Some alien come through and take away your document. Ask the rubbish collector. They will tell you they see your document inside the bin. With a longer chain of command, we have no choice but to face more bureaucracy and more red tape. By the way the NHS in UK is also facing problems. So don’t just follow blindly without knowing all the details.

By: toyolbuster

toyolbuster — Sun, 27 May 2007 04:13:29 +0000

If Hospitals are managed by professionals, AND, without any interference from Politicians such as those MCA fellas, there will be lesser corruption, Drs will be more motivated and promotions will be based on merits. Patients will be well looked after by professional nurses who in turn are managed by truly qualified senior nurses or “sisters”. Maintenance and cleanliness will be a priority. Waiting time will be shortened. Ambulance services will be instantaneous and many more lives can be saved. BUT, dream on baby. This is Malaysia.

By: crosstalk

crosstalk — Sun, 27 May 2007 04:08:37 +0000

After reading the various postings concerning the overall administration of our beloved ‘motherland’,many of us may be in despair now.We are not just thinking of our generation.What about our children and also their children?

It is hoped that all wise people would stand up to right all the wrongs n blunders caused by all those selfish,greedy n idiotic politicians in power.Shame on these SOB plunderers,may them be high ranking government official or those cloaked by impressive titles.Hell to these SOB.

By: toyolbuster

toyolbuster — Sun, 27 May 2007 02:36:55 +0000

Don’t you think that Politicians are also interfering into the Education system like who gets into which uni and who gets to study in private international schools.

Our Healthcare service is already screwed up beyond help. It was never meant to help the poor or the sick. It was the politicians milking cow and the cow is now unable to produce any more milk. So, the politicians have no more interest in the cow and thats why even the hospital workers are beginning to rip off whatever crumbs thats left such as the reason why some ambulances keep running out of petrol, oxygen, etc.

The voters have to realise whats going on in the country and Education is sacred. For the sake of our children, don’t ever let them screw up the education system.

By: BioLovepulse

BioLovepulse — Sun, 27 May 2007 01:55:05 +0000

Although I’m not deciding to become a doctor, however, as a prospective life science student, I am concerned with matters in the healthcare industry too.

The medical field is the life and death of the people. No politician should be toying on it for their own gain. Some time ago we have things like fungus growing in a hospital. This has severely tarnish the image of healthcare industry in Malaysia.

What if incompetent contractors left a building defect, and this caused an outbreak of disease in the hospital? This will be both a havoc and tragedy! Don’t let innocent lives be lost because they’re getting sick!