V. Sotto Medical Surgery Spectacle

[franXs]

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Don't know what to say bai... I'm still shock with this horrifying manner I've witnessed...

[kenai]

hulat lang ta friday mga bro & sis, friday na mahibawAn ila hatol... Gaba ninyu!

[Bahalina-boy]

tsk tsk tsk! pagka wala joy puangod tong mga tawhana. naa pay pina ingon documenting.

[BUroKHUli]

you can download the video from my site

http://pixelsbyallan.blogspot.com/ just follow this link

[Bimbo Garcia]

Don't know what to say bai... I'm still shock with this horrifying manner I've witnessed...

Tip lang ana ng Ice berg... it also happen in the first class hospital in Cebu. Where medical student are allowed to take video during operation using there mobile phone, specially in the delivery room, where genital area is exposed.

Naa naman, documented and commercial video. Why do they need to take video... It's a big B___sh__

[potterboy]

OT: related man ni sa katong usa ka thread?

Link: https://www.istorya.net/forums/index....,186618.0.html

[GOSPELofROCH]

mga nurses man gud karon magpa itoy2x na lang sa doktor kalagot kaayo..

bisan sayop na ang gipangbuhat sa doktor todo suporta gihapon aron kunuhay humot sya sa doktor.

hahaha...kanus-a pman na wla na itoy ang mga nurse sa doctor mao man jd na ang role sa nurse mahimung itoy sa doctors. ^_^pez!

[giddyboy]

hahaha...kanus-a pman na wla na itoy ang mga nurse sa doctor mao man jd na ang role sa nurse mahimung itoy sa doctors. ^_^pez!

OT:
ang mga med reps pud itoy sa doctors...hehe

[kenai]

GabaAn rana cla

[Nezumix22]

Susan Mayer, played by Teri Hatcher, said:

"Can I check those diplomas," she says, "because I want to make sure they're not from some med school in the Philippines."

this line from the TV show Desperate Housewives instantly got a lot of Filipinos outraged. online petitions demanding apology were started and rolling instantaneously. I actually witnessed these Filipino medical practitioners having noise barrage carrying placards just outside ABC Studio's Lincoln Square offices here in New York City every Wednesdays and Friday nights for how many weeks. an apology was issued by the company which states:

"The producers of Desperate Housewives and ABC Studios offer our sincere apologies for any offence caused by the brief reference in the season premiere," a statement said. "There was no intent to disparage the integrity of any aspect of the medical community in the Philippines. As leaders in broadcast diversity, we are committed to presenting sensitive and respectful images of all communities featured in our programmes."

but that wasn't enough. those same Filipino medical practitioners continued their protest even after the apology was issued and wanted a more formal and more public apology from the company specially their Desperate Housewives team. I don't know if they did get what they wanted afterwards.

BUT after this video came up, I don't know what those people (Filipino medical practitioners who fought for our dignity) are thinking right now. this video says a lot that contradicts what those guys were fighting for all those cold winter evenings lining up outside the network braving freezing temperatures. all of them would be sick to their stomach right about now knowing that this video more than supports the writers line about "questionable medical schools" in our country. it actually vindicated the same writer and the actress, Teri Hatcher, as well.

now I wonder, who among them had the last laugh??

Unfortunately, the doctors involved belong to the 4 medical schools here in Cebu. (and one of the medical schools here is one of the only 3 centers of excellence in medicine here in the Philippines) It seems even the best medical schools in our country have their fair share of bad graduates and products. But still, the medical school itself isn't questionable (me being a product of one of the medical schools here in Cebu), since the other graduates and doctors are exceptionally good. The VSMMC residents are really notorious for being unruly and rude, uncouth even, but you rarely find these types of resident physicians in private hospitals.

I'm really hoping their licenses are revoked, and they get sued. Haven't they learned something from the countless bioethics classes in their medical school or the medical conventions they attended which promote medical ethics and professionalism?

And the resident surgeon in duty at that time is Dr. Philips Leo Arias (not Dr. Ariel Arias as reported by Sunstar). I wonder if he will be accepted at the Philippine College of Surgeons after his training. He and the other residents should be deferred from joining the prestigious fellowship.