MP: Patients, kin must not misbehave with doctors, says President Kovind

Patients and their kin must not misbehave with doctors as they too are human and may commit mistakes sometimes, President Ram Nath Kovind said here on Saturday.Speaking at a function to dedicate health infrastructure projects and lay foundation stones of some upcoming projects, cumulatively costing Rs 399.72 crore, the president said doctors work with dedication in difficult situations.Doctors work with great care and responsibility to save a patients life.


PTI | Bhopal | Updated: 28-05-2022 20:13 IST | Created: 28-05-2022 20:06 IST
MP: Patients, kin must not misbehave with doctors, says President Kovind
''It must be understood that doctors too are human and they can also commit mistakes. Patients and their relatives should show patience and restraint,'' Kovind said. Image Credit: Twitter(@rashtrapatibhvn)
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Patients and their kin must not misbehave with doctors as they too are human and may commit mistakes sometimes, President Ram Nath Kovind said here on Saturday.

Speaking at a function to dedicate health infrastructure projects and lay foundation stones of some upcoming projects, cumulatively costing Rs 399.72 crore, the president said doctors work with dedication in difficult situations.

''Doctors work with great care and responsibility to save a patient's life. They are burdened with work. Despite this, skilled doctors work with devotion and care in all circumstances. But sometimes, incidents of misbehaviour against doctors are reported,'' he said.

''It must be understood that doctors too are human and they can also commit mistakes. Patients and their relatives should show patience and restraint,'' Kovind said.

Doctors of Indian origin are immensely respected in foreign countries, he noted.

The president congratulated health personnel, including doctors, nurses and paramedics, for their immense contribution and relentless hard work to provide relief to the masses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

He said people from abroad are now coming to India to avail of treatments, which has made the country a medical tourism hub.

''If healthcare facilities expand and advanced centres come up, people in the country will benefit. Expansion of medical tourism will bring in more foreign exchange,'' the president added.

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