FLASH
Shkruar nga Gezim Basha
Private hospitals are extensions of the international mafia, using false names to lure patients.
The scandal at the Tirana Oncology Clinic is only the tip of the iceberg, one of the reasons for the departure of Albanians.
Going to a slaughterhouse masquerading as a hospital is gross, but this is not a new or isolated ugliness. This work of the slaughterhouse is not a metaphor but a reality. Recent interceptions reflect an eerie decadence.
The first villas in Albania after the 90s were not built by merchants, but by some doctors. The "success" of these ustallars speaks of the dehumanization of a profession that cannot be understood without its human quality.
Private hospitals are extensions of the international mafia, using false names to lure patients.
The healer goes to the American Hospital and a Turkish doctor appears in front of him, he goes to the German and finds a Greek or a Jew... he goes to the Public Hospital and there, some modern people, cut him with a machete in his hand, take him away and take money for vacations in the Maldive islands.
The Albanian man is considered as a commodity in the market of the living thing! It is no coincidence that the biggest scandals are related to the business of excrement management, incinerators, and death-hospitals. It is not for nothing that a large part of Albanian youth lives with rings in their veins—a profitable procedure.
The Albanian health system has killed Hippocrates just as our educational system, a factory of functional illiterates, killed the Socratic model.
I am not so nihilistic as to say that Albania has been left without humanistic doctors, heroic in their dedication to the profession, I am just afraid that they are becoming a community in decline.
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