Doctors SHOULD NOT have got this PAY RISE

[@drsuneeldhand]

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[@jaquevius]

Wow, you sell a lot of courses and supplements. Congrats on the 500k subscribers. That’s a lot of revenue from KZbin alone. You must be making a ton of money. Well done. Could you also please give some concrete usable recommendations that would allow the people seeing patients and charting all day to turn around this complex bureaucratic system in just a few weeks. That would be much more helpful than simply criticizing wouldn’t it?

[@emmmoo8631]

Please do a video on a patient requesting info directly from a consultant as to their history as to how many operations they have done and their success rates! I posed this Q to one consultant and he became very defensive and refused to comment! what does that say? Am I not privy to this?

[@emmmoo8631]

Please do a video on a patient requesting info directly from a consultant as to their history as to how many operations they have done and their success rates! I posed this Q to one consultant and he became very defensive and refused to comment! what does that say? Am I not privy to this?

[@esecallum]

Diagnostic errors linked to nearly 800,000 deaths or cases of permanent disability in US each year, study estimates Misdiagnosis of disease or other medical conditions leads to hundreds of thousands of deaths and permanent disabilities each year in the United States, according to a report published this week. About 371,000 people die and 424,000 sustain permanent disabilities - such as brain damage, blindness, loss of limbs or organs or metastasized cancer - each year as a result. Medical errors are a leading cause of patient morbidity and mortality. Recent mortality analysis in the United States ranked medical errors as the third major cause of death, following heart disease and cancer, which were ranked on the first and second place, respectively (1). A recent meta-analysis of 70 studies involving a total of 337,025 patients revealed that the average rate of preventable patient harm was 6%, of which 12% was severe or led to death (2). The same study also revealed that errors related to drugs (25%) and other treatments (24%) were the largest sources of preventable patient harm, and incidents were more likely to occur in advanced specialties (intensive care or surgery) in comparison to general hospitals.

[@vincentkingsdale8334]

As a doctor of physical therapy, I prescribe exercise and provide manual therapy to improve functional mobility. No drugs. Yet, Medicare and private insurance increases MDs reimbursement, while rehab is cut. Explain that to me. Thank you for acknowledging rehab. How do we fight this?

[@kati-ana]

Disgusting. The doctors I had to deal with during my husbands 10 yr illness (over 87 doctors) were not even qualified to be doctors. I honestly feel they bought their passing scores.

[@drsuneeldhand]

Sorry to hear of your terrible experience with healthcare

[@alfredwilliams3176]

I totally agree, most are not fit for purpose

[@edie4321]

Of course, they did. All a doctor has to do these days is search for the drug to match the symptoms. Most surgeries I hear of these days aren't going well either. Eat the best you can, and avoid doctors at all costs.

[@karenleeM]

I like people like yourself - truth tellers on these so called health ' professional s'. Thank you for this content 👍

[@vc4154]

Well done for standing out from the other cowards and telling the truth. Respect to you Dr Suneel Dhand. Your ideas are the best, thank you for sharing.

[@jaquevius]

I didn’t understand exactly what he recommended that the coward doctors do to fix the system. Could you explain. I get he thinks they should make less, but how exactly does that change the system? I didn’t even hear any examples other than it would only take a few weeks to fix a very complex bureaucratic system.

[@vc4154]

@@jaquevius not in this vid' but a previous one , Most other doctorr recommended the jabs etc;: (sorry short reply in a hurry.)

[@cellgrrl]

I am a retired nurse. When I think back on my nursing career and wonder how many live's I may have saved, there were about 3 I can remember I saved by following them out of the building when they left, then approaching them into the parking lot to tell them not to do what the doctor had said. One of these patients came back to thank me, my advice saved her 14 yr. daughter who had hypertension (but not as a chief complaint, she was being seen for the flu) and the doctor ignored it. She ended up having to have a kidney removed. That was the most dramatic, but my point here being that I had saved these people from their doctors!

[@11nica5]

You’re a hero

[@incognito595]

I TOTALLY BELIEVE YOU.

[@Chris-lf9dl]

I believe you. As a critical care nurse for 30+ years I saved many lives myself as well

[@咿噢]

My daughter almost lost her left kidney in Melbourne when she was 11 months old because the doctors in the emergency department at the hospital kept ignoring her, even though she had a 40-degree fever for three days and her eyes had started to cross. They did nothing but give her both Panadol and Nurofen, but her temperature did not go down. They made us wait for 8 hours in the emergency department until a doctor from the ward finally ordered some tests. It was the scariest experience I had in my life, and I also felt disgusted. We moved out of Melbourne and back to WA as soon as she recovered. And a few months after we moved out, guess what? A child died at the same hospital.

[@cellgrrl]

@@咿噢 I am so sorry to hear of this distressing experience. Sounds like they might have considered putting her on an antibiotic as well as bother to find out where her infection was. Awful and am sorry another child died. My experience with poor doctors was back in the 80's, so it is hard to imagine what it is like today. Dr. Dhand warns us to stay away from doctors. Of course there are situations that require treatment.

[@deansapp4635]

Pay raise ? Most should be Fired

[@LeGwiP72]

Say it to the Doctors and say it to the people. Take your health into your own hands so that you only need a doctor for emergencies.

[@olderandwiser127]

I'm 65 and that is exactly where I am. I see no docs, take no pharma, no supplements, eat a carnivore diet therefore insulin sensitive. I do labs occasionally via ultalabs or ownyourlabs (no doc order needed). I'm healthy, traveling and totally free.

[@CJR434]

Yes while pensioners freeze.

[@maxpaws3977]

You can't blame doctors for that.

[@stephen3654]

Irrelevant ​@@maxpaws3977

[@stephen3654]

@@maxpaws3977 they're probably referring to the government!

[@buickinvicta288]

They want us sick or dead. 😢

[@iamthatiam44444]

Considering when I went to hospital with severe nausea and couldn't drink or eat and was tossed out in a worse state than when I arrived I'm absolutely disgusted in the medical system.

[@murraymcgregor7829]

Doctors should only make money once the patient is healthy like in the old Eastern medical system.

[@davidthomas9190]

What a disgraceful mess.

[@bettevidrine9938]

During covid we got a letter from a local lhospital asking us to contribute to a fund to help the poor doctors and nurses get a free lunch. Guess who didn't contribute?

[@edie4321]

Are you kidding me? Yes, that year, and now, Trump was asking for money??? Are you kidding me? How foolish do they think we are? Answer: very, and many are. As Mark Twain stated, It is easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fooled.

[@LoveVanillaRose]

Doctors don’t deserve a raise! It’s the nursing staff who do all the work!!

[@suzy4798]

As a registered nurse I agree with you .

[@5DNRG]

Absolutely! But I sense our patriarchal society will be more balanced very very soon. Its happening now slowly, but surely.

[@richardfadle5921]

Many nurses suck as well!!!!!!

[@richardfadle5921]

@@suzy4798 of course you do!!!! Lol 😅😂

[@TheRKae]

So it's the nurses who do all the poisoning? Is that something to be proud of? The medical industry is a MENACE. If you're a part of it, I feel sorry for you. Doctors and nurses kill more people than wars do. A person is safer on a battlefield than in a hospital.

[@sherridungan6449]

AGREED, Dr Dhand, When i was a medical office assistant All the doctors i worked for in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine made Substantial amounts of money and lived in "Luxury" Houses on the "Ritzy" sides of town and drove Expensive European cars and on and on!!

[@njcanuck]

Artificial Intelligence will replace many of those diagnosis jobs.

[@James-dt7ky]

Adverse events? Doctors: "It's all in your head. Nothing wrong."

[@julians9763]

Prescribe and refer. That is medicine.

[@viv8117]

My 57 year old very experienced consultant says they are very well paid before rises and the junior ones don’t know anything and are a nuisance until trained.

[@lindhend1224]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Thank you for being an honest voice speaking out against the medical system! Sure wish you would consider addressing another of the medical profession’s bed partners, the medical insurance industry.

[@chillijoe8264]

getting a 22% pay rise for being lazy and incompetent is quite impressive…!

[@microtyger]

That's like having to leave a huge tip at a restaurant when they gave lousy service. 😮 (.. in the US here)

[@nelliegonzalez2915]

My mom was on Medicare, and she went to all her appts. All of a sudden, she was diagnosed with bone cancer. So why did they not find it until she was in her 80s. Then they told us that if we paid an extra 200 dollars she would be considered first choice every time she would feel sick. Sadly, mom passed away 2 years ago. But he was driving a nice sports car within a year. I'm not saying it was because of that extra 200 a month, we paid but how many patients he had that paid that extra 200 a month. I did not like that, Dr. At all, but mom was comfortable with him.

[@seesharp81321]

I've been wondering for a long time how many people have been misdiagnosed with cancer and have been killed by the treatment...

[@tamiq4503]

So sorry about your mom.

[@HopefulEmpath]

I’m sorry you lost your mom. 🙏 It sounds like the Dr was starting a “concierge” membership practice. There’s big money in that as I’m learning.

[@pamkunz6619]

@HopefulEmpath started reading about it a couple of years ago. It's increased here in USA. Disgusting 🫣 🤮 😝 🤢 😫

[@edie4321]

@@seesharp81321 , Way, way, too many, children included. Poor children, especially.

[@LitlaLjufa]

@DrSuneelDehand Well said Doctor 🙏🏼👌🏼❣️ I totally agree! I live in Sweden & doctors are not doing anything to get to the root cause?! They make you sicker! And then they play God, by refusing to prescribe medications 😟‼️ It’s horrible 😠! They have all the power & they make you feel like a kid! You’re totally in their hands & really lucky if you find a GP with the slightest empathy & compassion… I know it’s a cliche, but you really have to be healthy to be able to be sick, because the doctors suck out the little energy you got (if there’s any left) & they’re condescending & straight out cruel! I don’t get why they should get away with treating people like that? They should definitely NOT have a pay raise! As you said Doctor:”Cut their salaries in half until they start doing their jobs”!

[@stonerubber]

Income should be tied to outcomes. And doctors should be the first to critique the failed system they work in. Instead, they give reflexive support to the system which makes them wealthy, if not useful, people.

[@Chuck-se5hh]

Wellllll said!!!

[@dr.stevenpennym.d.3241]

I saw my Nurse Practitioner yesterday for a prescription refill. Less than 3 minutes. $200 which will be charged to my insurance company.

[@marieparker3822]

Problems with UK NHS: 1 bloated bureaucracy introduced by various Governments, starting with Margaret Thatcher's Conservative Government. The salaries of these Administrators - thousands of them - are huge. 2 the NHS is captured by Queer-Theory Activists - DIE (Diversity, Inclusion, Equity) cadres impede proper communication and, again, are paid gigantic salaries. 3 immigration. We cannot sustain the free treatment of the unending hordes of foreigners who have paid not one penny into the system. Moreover, they often require treatment for diseases that would not occur in the native population. In addition to this, the self-inflicted injuries caused by their customs - FGM, in-breeding - cost the British taxpayer a gigantic amount of money.

[@jeremiahbullfrog9288]

Grr. This only empowers the worst offenders. Sometimes I wish I was an idiot, my life would be so much less depressing.

[@bekayezme]

My gp keeps sending me letters and emails saying she is joining something in Maryland (where I'm at)....so patients who want top notch next day appointments have to joinn her membership. Only limited spaces but she would over see hospitalizations, give next day appointments to you, more testing and heart stuff....isn't my gp suppose to do that anyway?? Remember the days when you got next day appointments or house calls? I feel like healthcare is now part of youtube...be a member and get more benefits. I'm looking for a new dr. It's getting ridiculous out here.

[@ArtSMRdianne]

🎯

[@louisejoel]

This is a trend in NZ as well and a lot of the GPs won't to general medicine. They prefer to work in the area they have specialised in because it's what they want to do. It hasn't been the norm but is becoming more normal. I've noticed they won't look at any historical lab results unless you specifically make an appointment to do so and even then sometimes they refuse to look because that would make them responsible for offering treatment.

[@Advanced1234]

It's no longer about health eventually only people that have money will be able to get healthcare.

[@user-cc5od3zk4p]

Cash grab and should be illegal. A doctor tried this in Calgary, AB. Canada and was shut down by the government pretty quick. Double dipping. This particular doctor put out a YT video showing off her brand new Porsch.

[@deansapp4635]

Im in Maryland, Who is she and where is she in Maryland

[@keithalderson100]

All the doctors who passed their Covid19 exam can now drop the 'Doctor' title; they are now Mr Smith MT.... Medical Technician.

[@edie4321]

Agreed!

[@Denise-vn8wz]

Yes!

[@lilli9822]

Exactly!

[@TheBeachkitten]

I refuse to go to a doctor. The powers that be get NO money from me

[@macsmiffy2197]

The UK system doesn’t require us to pay any money for treatment.

[@marilynsiddiqi2105]

Me too, emergencies only.

[@wendyrowland7787]

I am ashamed of the junior doctors and their uncaring and unprofessional behaviour. They clearly don’t care about the suffering their actions have caused to patients. I was a nurse in the immediate postwar period when doctors were thoroughly respected and we all pulled together. Many had been through the war, they were a totally different breed. The term junior doctors is misleading. Junior and senior housemen are still earning their speciality, whereas junior and senior registrars are well versed and certainly warrant, and I expect they get, a higher pay scale. Senior registrars are basically consultants in waiting, probably for dead mens’s shoes.

[@molliecondra2676]

A 22% pay raise is crazy!…..anywhere. I guess the doctor shortages are to blame. Sounds like simple supply and demand to me. Quality needs to improve, shortages or not. Great video, Dr Dhand.

[@shazana2794]

The 22% pay rise is actually in line with inflation as it reflects the fact that they hadn't had any pay rise for 15 years - or possibly longer. So it's the cumulative effect of inflation.

[@terrapinflyer273]

​@@shazana2794Well what about everyone else then?? 😂 22% is a lot. Is this incremental or immediate? If it's immediate, oh boy. Good luck Chuck.

[@karengrice2303]

The dissatisfied doctors are leaving the profession. Instead of quitting, they should fight for a better system by educating the public like Dr. Dhand.

[@marcofreyssonnet9673]

​@@shazana2794 the quality of their work is abysmal. They deserve a pay reduction,not a pay raise

[@shazana2794]

@@terrapinflyer273 well nurses and other health care workers have also had large pay rises.

[@Ray-lh5yh]

My colleagues wife tried desperately to see a doctor to no avail, had severe abdominal pain, eventually went to a different district A&E where she was taken in and diagnosed with a severe kidney and bladder infection. My doctor wanted to see me! Receptionist called me Friday to book! I asked when, she said Monday, I asked what time! Practically any time that suited me! Now I obviously can’t complain about my appointment but why the hell could my colleagues wife not get an appointment when the very same doctor had sod all to do all Monday except see me!! I just don’t get it

[@traditionalfood367]

Appointments are for patients who accept an ever increasing number of prescription drugs. That woman hadn't been on a slew of drugs from that clinic.

[@GreenWhitePurple]

The drug thing works differently in the UK. Doctors don’t make money from how much they prescribe. But what I suspect is that if your doctor wanted to see you it was for some sort of target-led reason like checking blood pressure? GPS here won’t take phone calls from patients trying to book on the day appointments because they don’t want to fail the target of how many patients are given an appointment the same day - that’s why they have the phones turned on for such a ridiculously short time in the morning. If you don’t let someone contact you, you don’t have to record that you didn’t give them an appointment the same day. On the other hand, the doctor has a quota of targets to tick off like smear tests or blood pressure checks. So that’s what they prioritise. My doctor refused to give me a face to face appointment when I had suspected meningitis, but the surgery sent me a text to come in for a blood pressure test.

[@TruthIsHardToTake]

It's extortion. Fire everyone of them and become your own doctor.

[@GinaMFlorida]

I've had to wait 8 months to see my neurosurgeon for another back surgery... 8 months just to walk in the office and say hello. That is ridiculous.

[@pam164]

What happened to them wanting to look after patients? Its always down to money.

[@cherylmiller9113]

You are awesome! I truly have lived through some hell with docs who think they are gods

[@odette8905]

The medical system in the UK is utterly broken.

[@maxpaws3977]

Nurses etc should get a massive pay rise, they get paid very low for what they do. Doctors get paid decent.

[@archuk6058]

in America most nurses make more than other professions with the same education. They are overpaid and still complain.

[@TheRKae]

The entire medical industry is a menace. Nurses are narcissistic loons with a hero complex. They poison the citizenry and act like they're saving everybody.

[@leialee6820]

I couldn't agree more. Drs are always getting huge percentage pay rises on top of their huge salaries, great pensions, lots of holidays, excellent welfare & sick pay. They just have good unions & threaten to strike. They aren't worth it at all in the UK & do not give NHS patients good care at all from my experience. They even spend half their time working in the private sector when consultants, doubling their pay & do not spend enough time in the NHS training drs. All I have had all my life is NHS incompetence, medical blunders, thry have ruined my health, given me permanent disabilities which they do not take responsibility for & cover up & apart from nearly killing me off on several occasions, they succeeded in killing my son through the most horrific medical blunders & incompetences you couldn't make up so at just 22 he was dead in less than a week. Absolutely appalling. All covered up of course by their well paid for managers, legal department, solicitors, barristers etc.

[@11nica5]

Incentives to over vaccinate their patients

[@WHIRLwind1923]

Thank You Dr. Dhand

[@Chuck-se5hh]

Working as a general practitioner in the medical profession it was my conclusion after 3-4 years of practise and for the remainder of my career that 25-40% of the gross income of general practitioners was fraudulently farmed. This was through such things as unnecessary over-frequency of follow-up visits, unnecessary hospital admissions, excessive lengths of in-patient stay in hospital, falsely-exaggerated classifications of level of care for purposes of billing. This state of affairs existed because the work of doctors is considered so sacred and solemnly and intimidatingly exalted that no one outside dared to question or to suspect their practice style. I was severely attacked by the medical establishment for holding that point of view and assessment.

[@murraymcgregor7829]

Sorry to hear that. Well said! Thank you for speaking up!

[@highlandbackrub4736]

I have never met a doctor with common sense or intelligence. Even chiropractors are hopelessly stuck in unevolved protocols and ideas. Our culture is hopelessly plagued by ignorance at every level. NO amount of pay incentives can help people who cannot help themselves.

[@sobeit1927]

Doctors make me sick .

[@TheRKae]

Doctors make everybody sick. Literally.

[@nickkrieg4786]

thankyou for this extraordinary display of honesty and integrity...best wishes to you, sir, from Australia where the medical system has become an absolute disgrace and doctors have become a complete menace to society.

[@gittebruun9070]

Thank you Dr Suneel Dhand ❤

[@Canadian-Carnivore]

The more product they sell, the more they will make. They know the profit margins.

[@janedolby3706]

This is not a criticism of you, but dont you think that many Junior doctors would simply leave and emigrate to Australia or the USA as you have done, making the NHS even closer to total collapse?

[@barrysheridan9186]

A major issue in the UK lies with the number of GP’s who only work part time, over 50% I believe.

[@sandrafrancis3631]

They work part time because most can't cope with the work load and the stress, and only having 10 mins with each patient. So they opt to go part time as a way of coping. G.P.s are very well paid and working part time still gives them a high wage. G.Ps are referral systems. They decide what might be wrong with you either they give you drugs or refer you on else where for the next step. They are the gateway to the medical system. Like the police are the gateway to the justice system.

[@SweetSassyBull]

Most of them then do private work to bump up their money the rest of their working hours.

[@sandrafrancis3631]

@SweetSassyBull not sure if that's true? They work P.T because F T. Is too much. Also most G.Ps in the UK are women now, often with children to look after, and usually married to a partner who might also be a doctor or doing another well paid job, so they can afford for one of them to be P.T. to look after children and run the household.

[@Alle8ia]

Overpaid and underworked

[@3angelsmessages-HJM]

To bad you're not in charge!!!! I agree the system is in a mess.

[@getlooseradio]

hush money👀

[@SirMelMcRotch]

Ooh, there's a thought! "We'll give you a hefty pay rise, as long as you all agree that nobody is to break ranks and spill the beans about the safe & effective stuff you've pumped into people's bloodstreams."

[@difficultjourney3216]

More like bribery.

[@poempadgett4664]

@@difficultjourney3216 *BOTH.*

[@JohnnyTalia]

No, give them a 22% pay rise - I have no problem with that. But as a condition of that rise, make it ILLEGAL to accept any remuneration from Big Pharma, independent labs, etc. - money, gifts, golf trips, discounts, etc. Make the penalty a suspension of their license to practice - 12 months first offense, 5 years second offense, then lifetime suspension.

[@terrapinflyer273]

Why not lifetime suspension to practice any form of medicine on the first offense, like they did with pain meds?

[@sal50111]

Junior doctors. Fresh wave of new talent. Pay them well from the start. Hopefully this the turning over of a new page.🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍😊

[@barraabus]

Wonder what the human race will do when it realizes there is lot more to life than just the material world???

[@Starlight22215]

Lose their shit but it’s the truth.

[@pamkunz6619]

Twice a year I receive an "invitation" to make a monetary donation to my Dr. to express my appreciation and also 1 for the associated hospital 😮 BS. Don't think so, As_H__e!

[@ArtSMRdianne]

😮😮😮

[@ianstuart5660]

😢😢😢

[@1MSally1965]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 excellent answer!!!

[@nolacharles9883]

Most GPs don't deserve a pay rise. Useless lot. Nor some hospital doctors. The covid-19 pandemic proved who or what they really care about. Well said Dr Dhand. Thank you.

[@MARIPILIPM]

BRAVO for your honest stand🙏🏻 Here in Canada they are about to get same raise, having our health( system in shambles🤬

[@jeanphillips1184]

Just trying to crash the current system!!!

[@peterd788]

GPs in the UK now work an average of 26 hours a week which is simply ridiculous.

[@zofiakaczynska5832]

I agree with you Dr Dhand. You made a very apt observation that such a high pay rise would not be granted to other professionals in circumstances where performance was poor or failing.

[@aren2560]

Dr Dhand, I do like your viewpoints but this is below the belt! Both Doctors and nurses ( the ones who do actual clinical care) deserve a pay rise which is long due. Yes, I agree many top-level physicians and surgeons have vested interests in big pharma and help create guidelines which most of the physicians follow or else you are not practising “Evidence-based medicine “! The government should invest in infrastructure to provide more efficient services to reduce waiting list initiatives for surgeons. Who are very happy to pocket the extra money as a ready-made private practice. The trusts are happy to plug money to make numbers look good. But why penalise junior doctors? They are trying to make everyone into physicians from nurses to EMTs, now physician assistants. That’s Travesty. Some nurses are doing a wonderful job on chronic disease management but they can’t replace physicians. They are not trained that way. They can practice template medicine ticking boxes. You can train a chimp to perform a surgical procedure. It is when not to operate, the decision process needs years of experience. I have worked both in the U.K. and North American health systems. So please, give them a break. I agree, medical students should be taught more about diet and lifestyle medicine. It’s a system fault. You can blame that on the junior doctors. Do you think that GPs don’t advocate lifestyle changes to their patients? Of course, they do. The society and food industry should take some responsibility too. The physicians were scared to question anything against COVID-19 vaccines and other forced mandates because of fear of being cancelled. So much for patient-centred medicine! Disappointing Dr Dhand. You can do better than that.

[@marieslabbert198]

👏👏👏👏👏I worked 30 years in a hospital - wish your advise could come true! Stay strong and honest.

[@elizabetha.2557]

just the way ! Ty dr. Dhand ,sharing much

[@patriciabeyer8029]

Are they taking the responsibility for all the deaths also? Well, they said everything was c.v., and they got more $$$.

[@SootyPhoenix]

I don't have to imagine another field where the practitioners are always demanding more despite producing ever-worsening failure, as teachers also exist.

[@palaceofwisdom9448]

I recall my mom saying that she thinks teachers are underpaid. I informed her that the public school teachers in our city are in the top 20% of incomes in the country. A few months later, she repeated her statement as if I had never pointed out that it's just plain misguided. Teachers' unions have better PR than anyone on Earth.

[@teeong1645]

My doctor deserves every penny of the rise and more! She's not only very caring but a lovely human being! Guess I'm lucky..!

[@trayccox8223]

Moved within Sussex England 🇬🇧 and have had to wait 8 weeks for my first appmt, its finally this week I will take my time to talk..you are spot on about the doctors..thank you

[@drsuneeldhand]

Sorry to hear this

[@Terran.Marine.2]

So if you live in the UK and you have a medical problem, call your mate the former army medic because he will actually see you?

[@wendynicholls6231]

You’re 100% right they are failing the masses

[@stephanied4066]

Well said, Dr. Dhand!!! Thank you for these videos. RN/MPH from U.S. here!

[@harveybc]

It seems that people accept a bunch of stuff that one wouldn't expect. A few of decades ago, I think shortly before the fall of the USSR there was a program about surgery. The patients were getting cornea transplants. They were on the operating tables mounted on something like a merry go round. The doctors would perform one step then the merry go round platform would rotate so that the patient would move to the next doctor who would do there step. This assembly line approach was supposedly a great advancement. I remember getting into arguments with people who agreed. It is hard to figure out how stupid some are.

[@Pjnc-r6g]

I am giving them a pay decrease by not going and participating in their program. Dr Peter Osborne did a video B ! Or B complex and he answered a question about mammograms. He said his wife would not be getting one.

[@1MSally1965]

I’ve never had one, no colonoscopy and 25 years since my last OB-GYN visit. I hate doctors. When God is ready for me, I’ll go. I’m 59.

[@Annie-lu5rt]

They are paying them more to be better minions who follow orders & yet cannot think for themselves. They only know pharmacology & probably don't even know the meaning of the word etiology. It's disgraceful.

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

I,agree totally with what you expressed DR.Dhand.

[@drsuneeldhand]

Thanks for watching Nancy!

[@NancySanders-om4ic]

​@@drsuneeldhandYou are quite welcome,Dr.Dhand.

[@mspapworth1]

One problem for doctors is their level of debt, so the system blackmails them.😢

[@ingerliselykkehermansen8740]

Oh, I love you, because you have the courage to be onest,thankyou , love from Denmark.

[@felicityfourie1785]

On the flip side, I do not like the idea of doctors trained in the U.K., being head hunted by countries who are being paid better.

[@renitaaustin1731]

Spoken Facts. Thank you for sharing.

[@ivorwhitecar]

I thought this pay deal was only in England? A bit rich slagging off our doctors from someone who trained in Cardiff and then cleared off to the USA, with all due respect.

[@meh9356]

He has his private business in USA and sells his products. He smears doctors in UK to have more subscribers and more business for his products. Most comments are from other countries and they have no clue what he is up to. Confusing clips for secondary gain means hypocrisy

[@doejohn8674]

Would you pay your car mechanic if you asked your brakes to be fixed, and they don't work when you pick up your car? Doctors should only be paid on successful treatment!

[@Phuckitall]

The docs I've been dealing with for the past 5 years are nothing more than glorified scrip writers. They push meds, whether needed or not. How do they deserve more 💰 than teachers?

[@marcofreyssonnet9673]

They have refused early treatments to their patients and now they are demanding more money despite failing all their duties

[@TubeSkaterRudy]

The problem in this modern world is that big organisations only getting bigger and more powerful each day. With the most corrupt leaders on the top of the pyramid. That's why I never let me lead by such organisations, I don't understand why still many people believe in this system. I try to stay out and follow the advice from dr Suneel, Dr Bergh, dr Eckberg. And I pray every day to God to lead me in making good decisions.

[@jefftaylor844]

This goes on in Canada as well.

[@SeanHasnain]

Dr suneel speaks with a pure heart about the doctors who want more pay but are not supporting better pay for all healthcare workers or championing metabolic health .

[@willshedo]

Same here in Germany. In my town 3 GPs closed, overnight there were thousands of people without general medical care. It took me 6 weeks to find a new GPs office who is overrun like everybody but took me in, where I am not comfortable but have no choice. Same in the hospitals, when you wait 3 hours to get into ER, youre very good. I waited 9 hrs one time (ok, no life threatening thing, but I didn't know it then. And the ER staff didn't know that before looking at me, either) Only thing that seems to function in my part of Germany is the Ambulance service. Ambulances are there in minutes, the Emergency Doctors who ride with the paramedics on the ambulances can solve many problems at location without taking you to hospital, they are cool, knowledgeable and friendly. I wish every doctor would be like them.

[@deansapp4635]

Love always, Dr Dhand

[@joehenry8896]

They have already said they will be going out on strike again for even more .

[@lifesbeautiful2285]

I have grown not to trust the medical profession. I had a wonderful doctor in the past . I felt we worked together well as I a team . I was thriving under her care. She used life style changes along with some medical necessary meds. My health insurance changed she was unable to continue caring for me & I couldn’t afford her charges . I am not sure about this current doctor & the way she cares for me or the way they are charging me. And the fact that I play telephone tag with the medical staff. I need care due to some health conditions. I don’t agree with the 22 percent raises to certain medical staff I agree nurse & some other medical professionals should receive raises over them. Thank you for charging your opinions on video You make a lot of sense on most topics you speak about

[@truthseeker9701]

Thank you for your work🙏

[@kevinsmith7287]

Yip, I've been waiting nearly 5 years for a knee replacement and now it's both knees. I've finally been accepted but that just means I'm on a 9-month waiting list. This is in New Zealand. I can't help but wonder if it has anything to do with me being Un jabbed.

[@1MSally1965]

Bingo!!

[@kelliea5729]

I guess the raise is for obeying the associations and turning a blind eye to truth.

[@antonipeters2333]

Another measure may be to incentivize doctors by cutting them a break on their student loans

[@kardste8114]

Thank you for all you do!!👍

[@audiophileman7047]

They need pay raises? They can't live off of the kickbacks and bribes from the pharmaceutical industry?

[@Chuck-se5hh]

Wellll said!!

[@esecallum]

dollors for doctors...look it up

[@kaylenehousego8929]

Thank you Suneel........

[@christianomlin484]

I think it is a fair statement that junior doctors in some countries such as in Germany are underpaid. Earning €2500 for someone with 10 years of training is really not appropriate. It comes down to what a government - and for that matter society - values. The fact that 80% of Americans do not have health insurance says a lot about priorities: military prowess - and money making - trumps cirizens' welfare.

[@tonydonohue2727]

I have just waitec 8 monthe for a cortizone jab in my shoulder... took 2 mins.... too many staff treat it as a carear path rather than a vocation

[@mattyb1624]

It's just their jab bribe money in disguise

[@1MSally1965]

Comment of the year!!!

[@paulcummings1566]

They all went missing during covid. Still paid though.😊

[@jjfreedom921]

How disgusting!!! These younger docs just prescribe prescribe prescribe!!! Big pharma does indeed own docs.

[@chasefancy3092]

Dr. Suneel Dhand, The foundation, structure, and capacity for "Intellectual Awareness", is now a passing fancy restricting the utmost bounds of human thought. Clarity must cultivate , hone, and re distribute a genetic disposition concurrent in how "form" establishes a "sub set" within a neural framework. Doctors are no longer instruments of "good" but rather enablers of "evil." Therein lies the pity!

[@markwhite6782]

Well, don't feel bad. The US Secret Service are getting cash awards and large raises also.

[@Terran.Marine.2]

Why?

[@JSFGuy]

It's that time again y'all