Patients Have Rights Except when They Don't - Under Epidemic Conditions, In Case of Mandatory Interventions, When Public Health and/or Research Interests Prevail.
Patients Have Rights Except when They Don't - Under Epidemic Conditions, In Case of Mandatory Interventions, When Public Health and/or Research Interests Prevail.
New Bill of Patient Rights Clearly Written for Use Under Philippines CDC HB6522. The medical-Industrial complex takes over abandoning patient-centered care. Forced vaccination / medication permitted.
An elitist not to be confused with “the elite” is someone who thinks they won’t be affected by the policies they espouse. Many are well meaning I’m told by many elitists that there are too many people. Wondering if Freud’s death wish is triggered as a result of perceived over population.
Truly frightening. "This bill will make hospitals feared and avoided, rather than the places of healing they were originally intended to be." - this has been the case in the UK for sometime, and increasingly so. Many people say they would rather die than end up in a hospital. I think this is what the government wants. Just today a government minister is saying we should have to start paying to go A&E or the doctor - in order to discourage people from accessing healthcare.
Typically one has to pay outright or give a deposit before being seen at a hospital (despite the bill of rights). Hoapital Bill's can shift a family from surviving to abject poverty, truncate education, and consume assets and inheritance. Many here dont access healthcare due to cost. Some are born, live, and die never seeing a doctor.
this is a global problem. here in the US, NY state has been trying to do this since the beginning of the plandemic https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/A416
An elitist not to be confused with “the elite” is someone who thinks they won’t be affected by the policies they espouse. Many are well meaning I’m told by many elitists that there are too many people. Wondering if Freud’s death wish is triggered as a result of perceived over population.
Your article reminds of this. Thanks!! https://open.substack.com/pub/johnmanthony/p/how-smart-cities-vaccine-passports?r=ykqw5&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
Brilliant bringing together of all that is being imposed.
Thank for the updated information, Sally :)
It is a statement of the rights of the government.
Truly frightening. "This bill will make hospitals feared and avoided, rather than the places of healing they were originally intended to be." - this has been the case in the UK for sometime, and increasingly so. Many people say they would rather die than end up in a hospital. I think this is what the government wants. Just today a government minister is saying we should have to start paying to go A&E or the doctor - in order to discourage people from accessing healthcare.
Typically one has to pay outright or give a deposit before being seen at a hospital (despite the bill of rights). Hoapital Bill's can shift a family from surviving to abject poverty, truncate education, and consume assets and inheritance. Many here dont access healthcare due to cost. Some are born, live, and die never seeing a doctor.
Good article, thanks. Do they have quarantine camps there?
No quarantine camps in the Philippines for now. They used hotels to quarantine people during the height of covid.