'No doctor' Medical

Eve (63.176.159.3) -

I'm no doctor, but I'm sure that Argentina's staff on board at the nearest local hospital is very equip and more than able handle any occasion where a drastic situation might arise. Without a doubt.

Comment #1 moy (63.176.159.207) -

I am no doctor too but I would say that depends a lot on which part of Argentina you are talking about. If it is Bueno Aires, I second you. In that part of the world, health sector reforms normally put particular emphasis on decentralization and self-management of the tax-funded health sector and the restructuring of the social health insurance. If these reforms have reached the implementation phase, things could be different

Comment #2 Viola (63.176.159.209) -

I personally believes that all doctors, and everyone engaged in health care like nurses, dentists and surgeons know seriously what they are doing. They must be competent and well equipped with knowledge to sustain their profession. They are dealing with lives, with people who needs them to survive and get well.

And let this serve to be a warning, there are some fraud doctors out there that are ready to sweep away your money and makes your sickness got worst.

Comment #3 Eve (63.176.159.235) - 11/20/09 01:05

Any particular doctor should know what they are doing as they have been given the specific title of doctor for a specific reason. Still, unfortunately, this does not always mean that they are really any good at what they do.

Comment #4 Meztiza (63.176.159.49) - 12/09/09 22:19

Have to agree with that Eve. I encounter some stupid doctors who are not that good and even make a certain disease worsen due to their wrong diagnosis. I just hope that physicians really know what they are doing and lessen the chance of wrong diagnosis. Let us pray for this happen.

But i must say that some doctors are really good.

Comment #5 wency (63.176.159.81) - 12/18/09 22:39

That was unfortunate of you meeting incompetent doctors. I guess that makes you angry after that certain doctor do some wrong diagnosis. But anyway, i think it is our obligation to know our doctor first before we entrust them our lives, i think it is our responsibility. This way, we can ensure that we are entrusting our lives with the real ones and not on the fraud doctors.

Comment #6 Gigi (63.176.159.157) - 01/03/10 23:38

It is a must that hospitals be equipped with medical instruments needed to perform several medical procedures. I hate to see some hospitals with no equipments and the worst I hate to see them lacking with staffs particularly doctors. How sad that would be, who would be attending the patients without enough hospital staffs?

I wonder how the medical condition in Argentina is compared to some other countries. Thanks a lot guys.

Comment #7 Misty (63.176.159.19) - 01/23/10 21:44

I hate to say this but there are indeed medical institutions and hospitals out there that lacks medical supplies and equipments. This is the sad part of the story that is why lots of unfortunate people dies. I just wish that this scenario would all be history and that all the people in the world would have access in all the facility needed to be able to be healthy. Good day.

Comment #8 Clint (77.49.23.48) - 02/15/10 20:20

That would still be far from being true darling. And I guess you are not seeing the whole picture by now, and it is really saddening to see all of those people who dies just because they lack the financial resource. I really hope that this misfortune ends so that there would be a much better future for us. Anyway, have a good day everyone. And just keep posting here.

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