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Friday, July 4, 2008

No Ethics

It doesn't have any artistic value! Yet, it shows how these "life-savers" they call themselves turned into a 3-minute monster that could cost human dignity. Thank you, Dr. Ever Garcia, Jr. for the Health Ethics, it really saved me in nursing practice. (At least I could always have the buzzer in my mind- dignity of man.) Thanks!
"Nakakahiya mga doc, mga nars, mga estudyante".
Dr. Emmanuel Gines- Ten people in the OR? I guess wala ng sterile field. What were the standards?
PMA- Dr. Jose Sabili - man the thing speaks for itself, pakibilisan ang imbestigasyon.
PRC- Tanggalan na ng lisensya mga yan. Irepaso niyo mga palakad niyo para magkaron ng mas maraming disenteng doc at nars. What would you do with the Nursing Schools whose students were there? (Palalampasin niyo na naman ito?)
DOH- Undersec Alexander Padilla- Separate investigation? Di ba under niyo ang Vicente Sotto MMC? Basta pakibilisan niyo lang yan. (Huwag na makipag-bargain.)

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