Harsh Sheth

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Harsh Sheth

Harsh Sheth

@slitnstitch

Surgeon, Innovator, Writer

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Katılım Kasım 2014
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Cornelius K. Ronoh
Cornelius K. Ronoh@itskipronoh·
Manc United fans have been running their mouths since last week, just because they won against Man City. Today, we are separating boys from men at the Emirates Stadium. We are the Arsenal!
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Harsh Sheth
Harsh Sheth@slitnstitch·
@grok @observerindus33 @JayantBhandari5 @grok all you had to do was check the number plates on the trucks and tankers, and you’ll see MH, means it’s a location in Maharashtra. The tanker shows MH04, which means it’s likely Mumbai
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Grok
Grok@grok·
The location in the video is likely an urban area in India, given the chaotic traffic with diverse vehicles, pedestrians, and animals like cows, which is characteristic of Indian cities. Specific details like street signs or landmarks aren't clear, so I can't pinpoint an exact city. Traffic patterns suggest a densely populated area, possibly Delhi or Mumbai, but this is speculative without more context.
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Jayant Bhandari
Jayant Bhandari@JayantBhandari5·
If you ever want a visual representation of the Indian mind--its chaos, cloudiness, low IQ, lack of respect for others, predatory institutions--watch Indian traffic.
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Harsh Sheth
Harsh Sheth@slitnstitch·
@visrane (2/2) And then suddenly the CMO will be held responsible for diverting resources for elective procedures and not being staffed well enough to attend to the emergency patients. The problem isn’t the doctors, it is the infrastructure that you and your government is responsible fr
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Vishwajit Rane
Vishwajit Rane@visrane·
Over the last few hours, a lot has been said and written about an incident at Goa Medical College today involving and suspending a doctor on duty. I feel it is important to address this directly, not just as your Health Minister, but as someone deeply committed to ensuring that no citizen is ever denied basic medical care, especially the elderly who deserve our utmost respect and attention. I received a message from a concerned family member about how a senior citizen already in pain and medically advised to receive daily injections was refused the injection at GMC casualty on a public holiday. What made the matter worse was that the casualty had minimal patient load at the time, and yet, a simple act of compassion and care was withheld. I found this deeply upsetting. Yes, as the Health Minister, I did intervene and I accept that my tone and words could have been more measured. I’m not above reflection or criticism. I take full responsibility for how I communicated, and I assure you, such an approach will not be repeated. However, what I will not apologise for is standing up for a patient who was denied care. Doctors hold a noble position in society, and most of them at GMC serve with great dedication. But when arrogance seeps into duty, when compassion is replaced with indifference, it is my responsibility to take action. Because if we let such behaviour pass unaddressed, we send a message that it is acceptable to deny a senior citizen or any other person medical help. That cannot happen in a government hospital that is meant to serve the public. There is often outrage highlighted on the same media platforms and among public when things go wrong at GMC “Doctors don’t care, nurses don’t listen, no one takes responsibility. We were made to wait for basic treatment.” And rightly so. But when corrective action is taken, it is equally important that we support efforts to fix the system, not tear them down. I did what I did in defence of a helpless, elderly woman. And I will continue to speak up, act, and fight for the rights of every patient who walks into our hospital. Let us strive together for better services, more empathy, and a culture of healing that respects both the medical profession and the patients we are here to serve. @prudentgoa @InGoa24x7
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Harsh Sheth
Harsh Sheth@slitnstitch·
@visrane Let’s put this in perspective! The casualty is empty, the CMO has no work, and a patient needs an ‘elective’ B12 injectable. Let’s say 2 staff members were deputed for the same, and while it was being prepped and administered, a couple of emergency accident victims pour in (1/2)
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Harsh Sheth
Harsh Sheth@slitnstitch·
@KolkataPolice Idiocy at its peak! Whether it was the crime scene or not, is it acceptable that this happened? By an organised group of goons, under police watch!
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Harsh Sheth
Harsh Sheth@slitnstitch·
REMEMBER! If we don't take care of the doctors of tomorrow, there will be no one left to take care of us! Rest in peace my dear colleague! We are all sorry that this happened and that we have all failed to protect you! #WestBengal #Kolkata (15/n)
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Harsh Sheth
Harsh Sheth@slitnstitch·
Violence by relatives of patients, inhuman living and working conditions, unsafe work environments, and now the heinous rape and murder of an on call female doctor in Kolkata. Is India as a country unsafe for doctors? Do Indian citizens have no gratitude for doctors? (1/n)
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