RML Hospital: Patient's family assaults female Resident doctor
New Delhi: In an unfortunate event for the medical fraternity, a female resident doctor, who is a postgraduate trainee in medicine department Dr RML hospital, Delhi was allegedly beaten mercilessly by the relatives of the patient recently.
In response to the incident, the students and doctors from Dr RML hospital ensued protests. Federation Of Resident Doctors Association India (FORDA) has also extended support to the victim doctors and the protestors.
According to a PTI report, the incident took place on April 2nd when one of the patient's relatives slapped a female doctor over an argument over tests. The doctors had informed the patient's family members about all sort of tests that she needed to undergo.
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As per the doctors at the hospital, an 18-year-old patient suspected of Aneurysmal bleed was being treated and was recovering,. Unhappy with the recovery speed, the relatives decided to leave against medical advice. The female resident doctor tried to provide treatment and progress report so that the patient doesn't lose her time in reinvestigation at some other hospital and was brutally attacked by a well learned and qualified advocate accompanying the patient and threatened the doctor of dire consequences.
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