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In India you have these government run hospitals. Entry is essentially free and so is the emergency / opd treatment. For procedures they charge peanuts compared
by 2Gkashmiri 6y ago
In India you have these government run hospitals. Entry is essentially free and so is the emergency / opd treatment. For procedures they charge peanuts compared to private sector. The only thing, there is a waiting list and hygeine is not always a priority.
There is an AIIMS hospital in Delhi and I had the misfortune of taking a relative there for treating surgical infection. It was brutal. We got in line around 9 am. Had to put the patient on a gurney and wait. Around 3 pm slowly our place reached to the inside emergency ward. Around 7 pm we finally were attended by an intern. Took 6 pricks to insert a catather then a senior resident was called in to help. Around an hour later the medication started to do some work. Around 10 pm more medication was administered. We ended up asking the doctor to let us go because it was 12 am and we needed to consume some food, pee.
Never again. This was around 5 years ago and I hope things have improved for the sake of patients.
- silentsea90 6y agoPublic services in India, especially ones interacting with people en masse are terrible. No recourse but to go to private hospitals.
- 2Gkashmiri 6y agothey are terrible because they are too less. other than that i would rather get treated in a government run hospital because they employ only the most capable of doctors, senior and otherwise. the problem isnt in the doctors. its infrastructure. i think people got my comment wrong way. i am very much in support of these hospitals. just that i want them to be in every major district rather than being restricted to major cities. its not like these places would remain empty
- selimthegrim 6y agoWhat is happening with Ayushman Bharat in held Kashmir?