RE: Contest - week 2 / Let's talk about “who inspired me to instruct myself.” Concurso- semana 2 / Hablemos sobre “quien me inspiró a instruirme.”
Acabo de leer su dedicatoria a su hermana. Las cosas de la vida. Yo comencé a los 15 años a estudiar enfermería en la escuela que estudió su hermana. Formé parte de la última promoción de la escuela técnica de enfermería Dr: "Luis Razetti" de Barcelona.
Me mantuve mis estudios allí gracias a las becas que me dieron durante dos años debido a mis notas.
La diferencia es que trabajé en muchos hospitales. De allí nació mi interés por seguir estudiando para perfeccionar los conocimientos. Gracias a la enfermería pude pagar mis estudios superiores.
Comparto lo que afirma al final de su meditación. Tenemos que seguir incentivando a los nuevos profesionales de la salud a que tengan más empatía con el enfermo. A que no le tengan miedo a tocarlos, a compartir con ellos sus dolencias. Es algo por lo que he luchado y seguiré luchando mientras pueda. Siempre que he dado clases acerca de mis conocimientos en ultrasonido aprovecho de hablar sobre el amor al prójimo, llamado paciente, en mi caso.
En realidad son clientes. Esa es la palabra que la gente utiliza con nosotros. La gente paga por un servicio y espera que se le ayude adecuada y respetuosamente o que se le remita a alguien con conocimientos más específicos. Por desgracia, para muchos de los que trabajan con personas, el amor por las personas ya no existe. Las residencias de ancianos son un ejemplo flagrante de ello. Degradan al ser humano y eso incluye a las personas discapacitadas y a los niños acogidos.
It is true what you say about the tendency to treat the patient well is increasingly diminished.
In my country we have public places of free patient care in addition to the centers that are health dispensers if you pay for the service.
I was trained in a free service hospital, and there are still 3 such hospitals where I live. They continue to treat the sick out of love, because the salary of public employees, paid by government agencies, is far below a living wage. It is only enough to pay their fares for public transportation. They must work in paid health centers in order to make up their basic food basket money. I am not referring to my medical colleagues but to the rest of the workers.
In a private health care center my ultrasound studies can cost the patient $50 and here where I actually work they cost $10. I am the same doctor here and there. I give the same care here as I do there. The difference is that over there they pay me and here I own it.
Here there is no need to treat anyone badly, if you do it out of vocation.
Es cierto lo que afirmas sobre que la tendencia a tratar bien al paciente está cada vez más disminuida.
En mi país tenemos lugares públicos de atención gratuito al paciente además de los centros que son dispensadores de salud si se paga el servicio.
Yo me formé en un hospital de servicio gratuito, aún existen 3 hospitales de estos en donde yo vivo. Se sigue atendiendo a los enfermos por amor, porque el salario al trabajo de los empleados públicos, pagados por entes gubernamentales, está muy por debajo de sueldos dignos. Solo les alcanza para pagar sus tarifas del transporte público. Deben trabajar en centros de salud pagos para poder completar su dinero de la cesta básica. No me refiero a mis colegas médicos sino al resto de los trabajadores.
En una centro de atención de salud privado mis estudios de ultrasonido pueden costar al paciente 50$ y aquí en donde realmente trabajo cuestan 10$. Soy el mismo médico aquí y allá. Doy la misma atención aquí que allá. La diferencia es que allá me pagan ellos y aquí yo soy la dueña.
Aquí no hay necesidad de atender mal a nadie, si lo haces por vocación.
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I think that people who work caring for the elderly do a good job, the saddest problem is the absence of family members,Some people rarely visit their loved ones. I can only imagine how they feel seeing their children's indifference. They worked almost their entire lives to raise them, and now that they need affection, all they receive is help for a nursing home. It's a sad reality.
What I saw a few months ago.. how the elderly were treated by the "care" takers I wouldn't label as "a good job". They robbed their wallets, bought fish on the market, the fat arsed ate as if they never had food before while the elderly were sitting in the wheelchairs in the cold, early in the morning in the fog, all they had was a very thin towel on their shoulders. No coat nothing. One elderly man asked for his fish. You better not know what that person said. BTW they all stood around a table, stuffing themselves and while the elderly stood in the chairs watching their backs.
Being treated like that I find shameful and if I say shameful it's way kinder than I have in mind.
In this life there are people full of evil, what I will never understand is how they manage to sleep peacefully. I believe in karma , sooner or later they pay for what they do.
Have you noticed that the people who harm others die very badly? That is to say, they suffer too much before dying. I hope that in these moments they remember the wrong they did
Así es, amiga, mi hermana sufre muchos conflictos emocionales, debido a la manera cómo las nuevas enfermeras asumen la profesión. Gracias por tu valioso comentario.
That's right, my friend, my sister suffers from many emotional conflicts due to the way new nurses approach the profession. Thank you for your valuable comment.