You all are doing a good job: LAMA Patient Letter to LHMC Doctors
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New Delhi: 1 Bed- 3 patients.- the fact has become a routine for the overcrowded government hospitals in the country. The plight of a patient in such a scenario could not be more visible than a recent letter that was written by a patient, who left a government hospital in Delhi, after being unable to bear the sharing of her bed with two other patients. The patient who went LAMA, did indeed thank the doctors at the hospital for the caring provided to her, but confessed that she will be going to a private hospital for treatment in the future
The letter which has gone viral on social media since then, narrates the story of one patient Nisha who was admitted to the gynecology ward in Lady Harding Medical College. With the severe overcrowding at the hospital, the patient was forced to share a bed with two other patients, something- that she could not tolerate after a while. She mentioned her plight while thanking the doctors for their care
The letter which has gone viral on social media since then, narrates the story of one patient Nisha who was admitted to the gynecology ward in Lady Harding Medical College. With the severe overcrowding at the hospital, the patient was forced to share a bed with two other patients, something- that she could not tolerate after a while. She mentioned her plight while thanking the doctors for their care
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