Fortunately, I never wanted to be a doctor since I was a child

The third reading approved the relaxation of the policy for mainland doctors to come to Hong Kong. From the motion to today's passage, there are no rounds. Of course, people's livelihood and health is a must, and it should also be regarded as a priority and improvement in the cloud policy.

Things that should have no room for debate, the decision of those in power and the voices heard today to explain the decision shows that they have never studied the main reason for the loss of medical staff, or have already known about it but they just don't fuxking care?

 What has become the last straw on the shoulders of some professionals, a fuse in their hands, and a bunch of folk gossip in their mouths?

I am used to seeing Dr. Ge's appearance, but I don't know that his love for the people can be compared with that of a Hong Kong old mother. When the people from the land are still wondering why Hong Kong people do not accept more medical care to fill the shortage of manpower to maintain a good operation? A while ago, those who were sick or not had doubts about the professional qualifications and language communication of mainland medical staff. Even the medical staff themselves were worried about whether the different languages and standards between the two places would delay things.

Dr. Ge did not explain the reasons why medical professionals must be brought in as soon as possible, but only asked some alternative questions. After listening to it several times on the news station, I felt uncomfortable. One of the questions is

In the end, it is the life of the citizens that matters, and the professionalism of doctors is important?

(I'm not sure if it's the same word exac7ly, but I'm sure I'm not getting the point, emotion, and wisdom wrong.)

Ge Lianzhu's questioning, trying to make the listeners think that "the two can only live one or the other" without thinking space, is induced to make unnecessary choices. With preconceived ideas, prejudice begins to sprout, and it will be difficult to allow yourself to accept opinions and information that are different from your own ideas in the future.

Only children will choose A or B according to the chapter, okay? I want it all. Why can't the two coexist? The lives of citizens are as important as the professionalism of doctors. Hong Kong is still a cosmopolitan city, and only qualified doctors can make you die less quickly. There is no way to choose one or the other, and there is no associated opportunity cost. Only one can have two.

 If you don’t have enough manpower, you can’t resist filling up the head count. Anyway, if you have enough head count, you think you will satisfy the public?

What everyone focuses on is the "qualified" and "professional" standards between the two places. Up to now, no one has dared to openly rush to say that the people from the mainland are not professional enough, but Ge has already recognized this idea in his heart. Otherwise, how could the export technique lower the threshold first to accommodate professionals coming to Hong Kong?

Tomorrow, teachers will have to take several more assessment tests, and they will pass five tests and six generals rigorously; instead of paying attention to professional qualifications in the past, doctors and nurses will be accommodating.

Mom, I'm so messed up, I'm schizophrenic and serious?

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