V. Sotto Medical Surgery Spectacle

[esprugodoys]

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mga way batasan nga mga staff! kamong mga molaban ani nila.. huna2x-a lng unya kng kamo or usa sa inyong mga pamilya ma biktima aning klase sa binoang. ug inyo uroy tong mama naa didto... laban ghapon mo sa staff?
mga inutil gyud mga tawhana. mga irresponsabli. mahal p kaayo mo ug professional fee dayon ingon ana-on lng ninyo inyong mga patient? kamatay mo oi.. mga baga ug nawng. angay ra ipang revoke inyong mga license oi.

[m1000]

bisan unsaon pa og delete sa tag iya naa gihaon links kay na save sa uban.. pwerte jung lingawa sa amaw o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQZFnsmUrRU

i post ma gyud kuni sa US based nga forum.. haron ma disciplina ni ang atong mga intern nga mga Gago og Arrogante..

enjoy.. i spread ta ni mga migo kay bolok ang systema sa atong Public Hospital dinhi..

bugoya... ayaw pang ingon aneh oi,heheh dili biya tanan sa medical fields pariha nila...

[footlose]

dili bitaw, pero kinahanglan ni i post haron ma disciplina ni ang atong public hospitals hasta ning mga interns nga mag gara gara.............

dont worry public hospitals ra ako gi post ngadto....... international na ang dagway sa ga video.. Do sikat na kaayo ka.... ikaw unta ang ingon ana on puhon

[Nezumix22]

Personally, I know some of the doctors involved, and while they are competent resident physicians, they obviously have no regard for the privacy of their patients. As part of the medical profession here in Cebu, I am both apalled and disgusted by what they did. To think that you can't graduate from medical school if you can't pass Bioethics, which is actually covered from 1st year to 4th year! What a shame! I not only demand an apology but I wish to have their licenses revoked! This is so unfair to the rest of us who practice strict doctor-patient confidentiality, in fact cameras are strictly not allowed in DRs, ORs, in private hospitals.

But truth be told, Dr. Arias himself has already lots of issues inside the hospital. Ask any other surgical resident especially the neurosurgeons and they know... I have witnessed some of the wrongdoings personally. Leaving their postgraduate interns in the ER to handle all the patients while they slack off in their quarters for longer periods, and when they are needed, are unavailable because they're so busy sleeping. tsk tsk tsk Good thing I never decided on a residency training in VSMMC, the environment is so anti-poor.

[SQUiDnine]

mayng paslakan ug payong neh ilang mga lubot! grrrrr!!

[Nezumix22]

He admitted that last Dec. 31, he had *** with a man who ended up “making fun� of him. The following day, he woke up to a pain in his rectal area and below the stomach, prompting him for a physical check-up at the VSMMC.

After laboratory tests showed a spray canister up his anus, the doctor advised him to get an operation to have it taken out.

The patient recalled signing a paper without being properly informed about it and of asking the doctor to only allow members of the operating team inside the room.

“He only laughed. It was very humiliating. It was like a scene from the Carbon market,� he said in Cebuano.

Before losing consciousness from the anesthesia, he remembered someone tying his hands to the bedpost because he was so noisy and restless.

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb...spectacle.html



---isn't it the responsibility of the DOCTOR to properly explain what that "FORM" was all about? grabe na gyud ni, daghan kaayo violations gihimo ang doctors and nurses didto.

They're that lazy. They ask the postgraduate interns to do it, then the PGIs ask the nurses who then ask the student nurse to explain the form for them!!! I witnessed that and probably anybody there have witnessed it. Tagaan ra ug papel ang pasyente, moingon ang nurse, papirmahan bya ni ni doc, para na sa trachoestomy, or unsa ba procedure diha. Then, that's it. Worst of all, they rarely give time for the patient to think about that form. They just say "mobalik ra ko after 10 min. ha, unya pirmahi na, kay daghan pa kaayog pasyente, etc. etc.." too many excuses.. tsk tsk

[Motownkid]

the environment is so anti-poor.

that's the right word, doc.

[BonhamLondon]

maktawa ko sa video, maluoy ko pero nsaon taman nag VEGAH2x man hahaha...anwywys, i can describe the video as LFMAO!! SUper TRANNy HarDcore ACtioN!

[tuWaD!!!]

mao jud ma hebong lang ka nga some "hole in the wall" school kai nag offer ug nursing...

if word spreads out internationally.....hai another milestone from the philippines napod.. clap clap clap !!!

sakto jud na ang imong gingon

[omad]

if it would take an incident like this to clean up the acts of the bad apples in the medical field and finally overhaul the antiquated system of SOP's in our health and medical departments nationwide then so be it. there's no stopping this from spreading like wild-fire. it would be the hottest topic in the break rooms in hospitals, clinics and doctors' offices around the world in no time.

the sad part is, VSMMC would be at the center of the medical world map dragging Cebu's name and eventually strain further the Philippine's relationship yet again with the medical community around the world. it's a fact that the Filipino medical community around the globe haven't recovered from its soiled reputation that the Nursing Board Exam scandal in 2006 brought on them and now this.

imagine the looks of foreigners both patients and subordinates when they know that a Filipino is taking care of / working with them.

nobody likes that feeling of constantly being watched and talked about behind your back.