“Emergency surgeries, closed days and even self-isolation races were charged,” lamented the doctors-Chosun.com

Entry 2020.08.29 20:57

The government charged the police with 10 top doctors (interns / residents) and full-time doctors (doctors who completed residency) for failing to comply with the order to start the business.

As a result of its own investigation on the 29th, the Korean Majority Council (Daejeon Association) revealed that at least four top doctors have been accused of not complying with the government’s order to start operations. The Daejeon Association stated that “the government has made many accusations without properly confirming the facts, such as including in the list of accusations doctors and full-time physicians involved in surgery and emergency treatment for critically ill patients or in self-isolation for treating corona patients “.

The day before, the Ministry of Health and Welfare filed a complaint with the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency for 10 full-time doctors and doctors specializing in the emergency room of hospitals in the metropolitan area who did not respond to the order to start. to work to return to treatment. According to the Daejeon Association, four full-time doctors and physicians from Hanyang University Hospital, Chung-Ang University Hospital, Sanggye Paik Hospital, and Sacred Heart Hospital of Pyeongchon Hallym University were wrongly charged.

Mr. A, who majored in neurosurgery at Chung-Ang University Hospital, participated in emergency surgery for brain hemorrhage patients until 4:30 am on the 25th, which was on strike. In addition, on the 27th, when the government’s investigation was carried out, it was reported that it was awaiting the outbreak of emergency surgical patients, but the charges were reported.

Mr. B, who majored in internal medicine at Hanyang University Hospital, was exposed to a confirmed patient during the treatment of an emergency coronavirus patient and was subjected to self-isolation for two weeks. However, as soon as Mr. B returned to work after the self-isolation was lifted, he was charged with refusing to start work.

Mr. C, a full-time surgeon at Sanggye Paik Hospital, Seoul, acted normally from 25-27. Mr. D, who specialized in emergency medicine at Hallym University Sacred Heart Hospital in Pyeongchon Province from Gyeonggi, he was accused of not being at the treatment site even though it was closed from 26 to 29.

Among them, the case of Mr. B was made known through media reports the day before, and the controversy was dated, and the government clarified that it could withdraw the accusation if it incorrectly confirmed it. Tae-ho Yoon, head of the Accident Control Headquarters, said at a regular briefing at the Disaster and Security Countermeasures Headquarters on the 29th. If it is wrongly confirmed as absenteeism, the charge will be dropped. “

In this regard, an official from the Daejeon Cooperative said: “The government, who did not properly review the site, is threatening young doctors in a ‘(not true) or not’ way after processing the accusations.”