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Complications for common Man. I am talking today about…

Complications for common Man.

I am talking today about complicated system by administration in government departments. Private institutions always care people, treat as human and provide friendly environment to talk. Their procedures are simple and mostly one window operation where all services provided under one roof.

My wife got some gestric pain suddenly today and went serious within no time. It was 2:00 pm and normally private clinics has lunch time and doctors left out for prayers & launch. So it was difficult to reach any nearby doctor. Just for experience we went to a clinic but result as expected, it was closed. So no any option except for to government hospital emergency services department where 24/7 doctor available on duty.

We rush to the sheikh Zayed hospital emergency services department. It is very good , latest equipment holder, well built hospital with donation of H.H. Shiekh Zayed bin Sultan ( late ruler of UAE). Although the all medicine and related lab tests are totally free but what I observed that the administration made system complicated which hurting the people who are coming here in emergency.

Firstly took a admit slip with patient name , age and sex. Second room for doctor where she recommended to go for blood pressure check up and sugar levels. We go to other room where they made these check up. Give us report to go again to the doctor. She write some medicine and says " go to pharmacy ( inside the department with free medicine) and bring these medicines. I run towards the pharmacy ( because wife was in pain and I was in tension) . Pharmacy attendant says there is no stamp on paper, go and get it and show me another room for approval stamp. I went there , A person sitting there and his job only to put the stamp on the doctor's prescriptions. He put the stamp and again still go to pharmacy.

At last I succeeded to get the free medicine and go to again doctor. She sent us to laboratory for injection. Again we go to lab and get the injection from a nurse. Lastly again we go to pharmacy for some tablets. After one hour of excercises we completed the mission to get check up and doctor prescribed medicines from a government hospital.

Now you can feel what complications in system i am talking about. Exactly same behaviour, attitude, work flow system can be witnessed in almost every government departments. It can go much easier , fluent and one window Umbrella if they want but unfortunately they didn't care. For example in hospital, all minor things can be treated in one room. Doctor can put her stamp on prescription by own hand , no need to have separate room for it , nurses should be available in same room to check the temperature, sugar and blood pressure. It can be simple with very small steps but may it is against their mindset , they don't want purposely, they are not capable to do so or the intention is not there to do.

Today's life is busy and no one has extra time to suffer through such complicated system of services. It should be more flexible, easy and simple. At least in hospitals where patients need urgent assistance always , the authorities should care about it.



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So glad to hear your wife was able to get care, but I completely understand your frustrationβ€”navigating a bureaucracy when a loved one is in pain is incredibly stressful. You make a valid point: while the free healthcare is commendable, adding unnecessary administrative hurdles like a dedicated "stamp room" only creates delays when every minute counts. Streamlining these steps into a unified, patient-first process would make a world of difference. Hope your wife has fully recovered by now and is feeling back to 100%! That kind of stress really lingers, but hopefully things have settled down completely since then.
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Ohhhh.. I can relate with your situation brother. Its happening too here in our country - Government hospitals. You're luckier because all medicines are available... But here in my beloved place.... medicines are not availble because the government didn't provide BUDGET πŸ˜” for government hospitals medicines. Money here are corruptedπŸ˜”
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So sad !!
Rulers goes to abroad for their checkup and treatment on budget of people's taxes but for tax payer no medicine available.
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Very true....... Unlike the Past President DUTERTE now jailed at ICC by the current government. He gave 100M budget monthly to the Phillipines General Hospital...so that people need worry of hospitalization and medicines, but NOW with Bong Bong Marcis... No more budget
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People at DUTERTEs presidency are well taken cared of by providing free hospitalization and medicines...
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Is your wife ok ? Getting better ?

About burocratie, it's everywhere bro .

In emergency they don't accept patients til they pay and show receipt.
People die bcze of 5 dollars and less , and beer of silly papers... they don't care about lives.

I was laying down shaking , bleeding for ~ 4 hours in emergency, 3 cuts chest (1cm away from my heart) , belly ( pushed my intestin by my own finger inside) and elbow ( cut tendon ).

Simply bcze the animal in radiology didn't call the CT scan tech and doctor (were sleeping at home) , so they start surgery. And he was lying for 4 hours that he did. Till the tech received a call from a lab tech by coincidence.

And certain doctors / healthcare personals don't deserve to be working at all , must be jailed.
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Alhamdolilah, she is fine.
Agreed to you but unfortunately it is reality that they are not simple human.
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excellent πŸ₯°
yes, they can't be humans ( like thos who delivered dead babies in shoes box in tunisia)
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I completely agree with you. In emergencies, people should not have to run from one room to another just to complete simple procedures. A one-window system would save time, reduce stress, and allow doctors and nurses to focus more on patients. Government hospitals already provide valuable services; simplifying their system could make the experience much better for everyone.
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Agreed πŸ’―