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Tag Archives: hospitals
China’s hospitals up security in the face of rising patient-to-doctor violence
The China Youth Daily is a commercial daily run by the Communist Youth League. On the right hand side of today’s front page is a tiny headline: “how to restore the harmonious doctor-patient relationship,” along with a thumbnail picture of a medical … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Corruption, Front Page of the Day, Health and Medicine
Tagged corruption, Danwei.com, health care, hospitals, Patient-to-doctor Violence
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Massive over-use of antibiotics in the media
Chinese media focus on a serious health hazard that should be preventable: the wild over-use of antibiotics.
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged antibiotics, drugs, healthcare, hospitals, pharmaceuticals
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Dongda Proctology Hospital accused of fraud
Dongda Hospital Proctology and Intestine Disease gets busted for fraud and malpractice.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Dongda, fraud, hospitals, proctology
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China’s private healthcare racket
Why is the price of private healthcare in China rising at 3,000 per cent a year, and how long will the private clinics be able to get away with it for?
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged clinics, healthcare, hospitals, medicine
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Hospital holds newborn hostage when parents can’t pay their bill
The Dongguan Maternal & Child Healthcare Hospital has held a newborn hostage for three months because his parents can’t pay their 39,299.75 RMB maternity bill.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged Dongguan Times, hospitals, medical care
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Hospitals in Sichuan to go smoke-free
From the Chengdu Evening News, a report about anti-smoking measures in the city.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chengdu Evening News, health, hospitals, smoking
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Someone’s got to give a urine sample
Mandatory bloodwork: “The patient doesn’t have to do them himself.”
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged hospitals, Oriental Outlook
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Man sues hospital after a dropped needle pricks his foot
The Beijing News: A man recently sued Beijing’s Ditan Hospital after he was pricked by an HIV-contaminated needle.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged AIDS, fire, HIV, hospitals, lawsuits, Sanlu, The Beijing News
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Selling out patient privacy to the milk industry
The Mirror describes how companies buy personal information about pregnant women from hospitals so they can market to them directly.
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged hospitals, infant formula, milk, Mirror, personal information, privacy, SMS
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Back patting needs to wait for a while
Hu Shuli evaluates the earthquake; Sichuan’s overtaxed hospitals; Chinese in Uganda; Woeser hacked; Red Cross scandal.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged earthquake, hacking, hospitals, language learning, Red Cross
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