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Tighten regulations in government hospitals
There is no doubt, forgetting forceps in the womans abdomen by NIMS doctors is a gross negligence and lack of interest on the heath of the poor people This incident shows one again that the doctors are playing games with the poor people as shown in the recent pictures
There is no doubt, forgetting forceps in the woman’s abdomen by NIMS doctors is a gross negligence and lack of interest on the heath of the poor people. This incident shows one again that the doctors are playing games with the poor people as shown in the recent pictures.
If these kind of incidents repeat in the government hospitals, common people may lose faith on the government hospitals. So that government has to take stringent action on those who were responsible for this incident.
At last government has to issue guidelines to the government and private hospitals, x-ray is as mandatory pre and post operation in all major operations. Then only can stop the repetation of this type of tragic incidents.
P S V Prasad Babu, Bhadrachalam
