"Ahideb" reveals serious contradictions in the health sector and warns of corruption

80% of government doctors deal with private hospitals to earn a living at work

Mohammed Al-Ahaidab, a health journalist, revealed serious contradictions in the health sector, warning against corruption in this regard.

In the YAHLA program, 80% of government doctors work in private hospitals to make money while they work, although the state pays them lucrative salaries.

He added that the vast majority of government doctors were coming out of the public hospital, day after day, in private hospitals where clinics were illegal, and had warned that it was all over the place. a disaster, because any mistake made in this establishment can not be held responsible.

"Al-Ahideb" also warned that "the absence of a duty doctor in private hospitals has called for qualified doctors to treat certain cases or surgeries, which has resulted in medical errors ", did he declare.

Al-Ahaidab considered the Saudi claimant's claim as a certificate of experience, while the foreigner was trained without experience or qualifications as a strange contradiction.

He asked: Why do we need all candidates in English, while accepting foreigners without language? Even an assistant who excites patients and asks them to pass 70% of the language test? The inability to accept sick leave from the private hospital and the acceptance of radiation and analysis by patients is expensive, without doubt also the significance.

He pointed out that the trader remains a trader even if he has entered the medical field, and that the operation of patients in private hospitals exists and that it is multiple.