Police Hospital Doctors Suspected Of Unethically Keeping ‘Sickly’ Thaksin From Jail

[webfact]

 

DOCTORS AT POLICE HOSPITAL have been suspected of compromising their professional ethics to keep “sickly” de facto Pheu Thai boss Thaksin Shinawatra literally away from prison despite his one-year jail sentence.

 

The so-called Students and People’s Network for Thailand Reform today (Sep.18) called on police chief Pol.Gen.Damrongsak Kittiprapat to promptly find out whether the doctors at Police Hospital taking care of Thaksin might probably compromise their ethical norms to literally keep the “sickly” deposed prime minister from jail.

 

Pichit Chaimongkol, leader of the network, said the doctors might probably not only compromise their professionalism but the country’s judicial integrity by letting the de facto Pheu Thai boss stay at Police Hospital longer than necessary, thus keeping him from being put behind bars.

 

By Thai Newsroom Reporters

TOP: Pheu Thai de facto leader Thaksin Shinawatra and the Police Hospital where he is staying on the 14th floor. Photos: Matichon

 

Full story: THAI NEWSROOM 2023-09-19

 

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[mark131v]

No sheet Sherlock!!

 

The whole charade is an insult to the country's intelligence!!

[kiwikeith]

58 minutes ago, webfact said:

 

DOCTORS AT POLICE HOSPITAL have been suspected of compromising their professional ethics to keep “sickly” de facto Pheu Thai boss Thaksin Shinawatra literally away from prison despite his one-year jail sentence.

 

The so-called Students and People’s Network for Thailand Reform today (Sep.18) called on police chief Pol.Gen.Damrongsak Kittiprapat to promptly find out whether the doctors at Police Hospital taking care of Thaksin might probably compromise their ethical norms to literally keep the “sickly” deposed prime minister from jail.

 

Pichit Chaimongkol, leader of the network, said the doctors might probably not only compromise their professionalism but the country’s judicial integrity by letting the de facto Pheu Thai boss stay at Police Hospital longer than necessary, thus keeping him from being put behind bars.

 

By Thai Newsroom Reporters

TOP: Pheu Thai de facto leader Thaksin Shinawatra and the Police Hospital where he is staying on the 14th floor. Photos: Matichon

 

Full story: THAI NEWSROOM 2023-09-19

 

- Cigna offers a range of visa-compliant plans that meet the minimum requirement of medical treatment, including COVID-19, up to THB 3m. For more information on all expat health insurance plans click here.

 

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Privacy breech to answer those questions, next? 

[smedly]

he has high blood pressure - what 74yo doesn't, what a ### circus

[TheFishman1]

Was is the doctor spotted coming to the hospital in a brand new Benz top-of-the-line TIT

[Deserted]

Smells more like a witch hunt than a quest for truth.

[2baht]

2 hours ago, webfact said:

DOCTORS AT POLICE HOSPITAL have been suspected of compromising their professional ethics

????OMG Nooooooo! ????

[2baht]

3 minutes ago, Deserted said:

Smells more like a witch hunt than a quest for truth.

Smells like "how can we ALL save face!"

[Deserted]

Yes that too I suppose. Methinks there is no solution in play that makes everyone happy. 

[Jack Cook]

I’m shocked couldn’t happen in such a fine upstanding country as Thailand 

[Shuya]

3 hours ago, webfact said:

not only compromise their professionalism but the country’s judicial integrity

That ship has left the harbor a long time ago

[hotchilli]

3 hours ago, webfact said:

DOCTORS AT POLICE HOSPITAL have been suspected of compromising their professional ethics to keep “sickly” de facto Pheu Thai boss Thaksin Shinawatra literally away from prison despite his one-year jail sentence.

Suspected?

Thailand at it's best, rampant corruption and discrimination at it's heart.

[2baht]

3 hours ago, mark131v said:

No sheet Sherlock!!

 

The whole charade is an insult to the country's intelligence!!

????Intelligence! ???? The majority don't give a toss! They are more concerned what's for lunch!

[quake]

The Thaksin Pantomime.

Is almost complete. 

( it's not going to get derailed now)

 

[Gandtee]

"Stand back! Let me through. Trust me. I'm a doctor. My fee is ......."

[OneMoreFarang]

Obviously doctors should be objective.

But I imagine any doctor in such position has a difficult position.

If he does what the patient wants he can be pretty sure that the patient will help his further career and future retirement.

And if not? Imagine if a doctor in that position would declare, maybe in public, that the patient is not that ill and that he should be in jail. What would happen to that doctor? Would he be promoted and live happily ever after? Or can he be pretty sure that his life will be more difficult from that moment onwards?

 

So, to be fair, if I would be a doctor in that position, I would also consider how my decisions would alter the rest of my life. 

 

[ezzra]

He would have come back had he knew for sure that this charade will not be in place a 100% from people who are expecting to be paid handsomely for helping him out...

[sammieuk1]

When the doctors find a new pimple they have to isolated it in exchange for a jiffy bag standard practice should take about a year or less for the messiah moment to occur but it will come ???? 

[Peabody]

Maybe his jail term should start when he actually goes to jail.

[stoner]

er ethics and thailand don't really go together. 

[zyphodb]

21 minutes ago, ezzra said:

He would have come back had he knew for sure that this charade will not be in place a 100% from people who are expecting to be paid handsomely for helping him out...

He must have got really desperate to trust the pack of Hyenas running this country though. I don't think that I would...

[pomchop]

and meantime the coup plotters all enjoyed a nice meal with lots of cocktails in luxury restaurants/clubs  and not one word from the press about why these criminals are free as a bird in spite of overthrowing the government along with rewriting the constitution to enable them to hold power forever regardless of what the voters might want.....

[impulse]

A doctor's fiduciary responsibility is to his patient.  Not to the state, or the police, or.. or...

 

Any doctor who claims it's in his patient's best health interest to leave a nice comfy hospital and go to the hoosgaw would be derelict in his duty.

 

There's corruption out the wazoo.  But not on the part of the doctors.  Their only consideration must be what's best for the patient.

 

[herfiehandbag]

30 minutes ago, pomchop said:

and meantime the coup plotters all enjoyed a nice meal with lots of cocktails in luxury restaurants/clubs  and not one word from the press about why these criminals are free as a bird in spite of overthrowing the government along with rewriting the constitution to enable them to hold power forever regardless of what the voters might want.....

Along with the police carrying out de facto executions of one of their colleagues at the behest of an "influential local political figure".

 

A new minister in the newly installed government being fingered for corruption in connection with the remarkable failure to do anything about the Red Bull creature.

 

Ethics, ho ho ho!

[stoner]

15 minutes ago, impulse said:

A doctor's fiduciary responsibility is to his patient.  Not to the state, or the police, or.. or...

 

Any doctor who claims it's in his patient's best health interest to leave a nice comfy hospital and go to the hoosgaw would be derelict in his duty.

 

There's corruption out the wazoo.  But not on the part of the doctors.  Their only consideration must be what's best for the patient.

 

do you actually believe all the crap you just wrote out ? my goodness no one else does. 

[impulse]

8 minutes ago, stoner said:

do you actually believe all the crap you just wrote out ? my goodness no one else does. 

Do you honestly believe that doctors are the ones deciding whether he stays in the hospital or not?

[stoner]

1 minute ago, impulse said:

Do you honestly believe that doctors are the ones deciding whether he stays in the hospital or not?

from your comment above....you do. 

 

for me the whole thing is a farce. the who what and all that is irrelevant. 

[jacko45k]

6 minutes ago, impulse said:

Do you honestly believe that doctors are the ones deciding whether he stays in the hospital or not?

Personally I am not sure but doubt it....haven't seen any pics of him of late so hard to know for sure what is going on.

No VIP visits recorded to present him baskets of chicken essence!

[impulse]

4 minutes ago, stoner said:

from your comment above....you do. 

 

for me the whole thing is a farce. the who what and all that is irrelevant. 

I believe the doctors have a fiduciary responsibility to advocate for their patients.   Full stop.

 

I don't believe the PoPo have to follow the doctors' recommendation.

 

[mikebell]

56 minutes ago, impulse said:

But not on the part of the doctors.  Their only consideration must be what's best for the patient.

At every hospital I've attended in the last 18 years, the only consideration has been how to maximise the final bill.