today he showed his true colours again.
he demonstrated his gung-ho antics, trying to execute a procedure he was not properly trained to do...when he should have solicited his subspecialty colleague for assistance;
he belittled his assistants when they brought him equipment he was not familiar with....when he knows deep inside him that without them, he could not proceed;
he started blaming the patient for presenting with a difficult problem....when he should realise that this patient (& many others) will contribute to his next overseas vacation;
would you like this person to be your doctor?
i hope...no, i pray that i was not staring into a mirror.
3 comments:
I'm sure you're a better doctor than that person. And no, I wouldn't want such a doctor b/c my life is at stake.
I wouldn't want such a doctor b/c my life would be at stake. It's like my body is being put upon a gambling table. And I think you're a better doctor than that person. You know it better than I do.
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kyels,
unfortunately, you may not see the true colours during the brief period at the consultation room when all seemed hunky dory.
Mr Hyde only appears when things aren't going well.
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