Doctor Patient Relationship

There is a lot of hue and cry about the current upheaval in the medicos area and they are feeling depressed. The fact that they are being treated is not fair, but at the same time we cannot undermine many medicos allegedly involved in many illegal areas.

The sentiment currently is affecting the doctor which is largely the perception and I tend agree that the system which is being imposed is not good method but at the same time, how does the effective medicine reach the people under bpl if the medicos are going to charge exorbitant pricing model without any parlance is a question that remains unanswered for a length of time.

We have come across the certain doctors being involved in organ trading and the same doctors have remained silent or turned a blind eye towards such dark areas which has led to disbelief is the medicos in the country. The doctors are quick point out whwn they are singled out,  the fact of the matter is that wrong doing by a doctor needs to be condemned by the same community,  they expect from all of fellow countrymen in their hour of need by not atagnoising the patient by taking for granted.

They are many cases in the country which can be quoted for the same, but we shall not digress from the topic as such.

The entire pharmacy  and lab setup is running based the doctor recommended cases which return favour of 40-50% being traded by them.  If you happen to have poor relation with local doctor will slip your business and hence that the cartel is established and driven by the doctors.

With the advent of the political involvement it has just added fuel to fire in this regard and made doctor as business model for doctor's who have targets to complete for the same.

If you gave generic medicine is not prevalent in the country making sure pharmacy prosper behest the doctor control.

All is this have led to distasteful feeling for doctor community in the country.

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