If a doctor thinks my comment abt an idiotic court hearing are misguided, what hope do I have about communicating with the wider audience?
Dr Varun C tweets:
I tweet back:
The response alludes to an idiotic decision by the Odisha High Court, where, instead of asking the State Government to increase resourcing for the State’s healthcare, the Court decided to direct Secretary to the Govt of Odisha to in-turn direct doctors across the state to write legibly.
What Am I Doing Wrong (#WAIDW)?
Maybe my dissatisfaction at the Indian judiciary when it comes to regulating our medical system isn’t properly articulate. I didn’t mean to cross-question Dr Varun’s assessment. If you were to ask me, Indian judiciary doesn’t apply half the mind that Indian medicos take while dealing with a particular case.
I don’t want to dissuade possible allys / advisors in joining the call of the HOH Collective – that a healthy society cannot ignore the health of its healers.
I’ve therefore added a response to Dr Varun, with the hopes of signalling that his end-goals aren’t all that different than mine:
I hope I don;t end up dissuading people going ahead.