Doctors Reveal Their Greatest Mistakes

Bringing you important and powerful real life stories from real life people, Turbo Gulp presents Doctors discussing their greatest medical mistakes.

Written and Directed by Cameron Wyllie and Carson Pinch

Featuring
Allie Entwistle
Matthew Schmid
Brian Allen Mitchell
Ann Marie Grace

[MrCurtisDiehl]

So...I should be drinking more blood? Didn't think it was possible! Thanks Turbo Gulp!

[СергейМегре-жх]

The question is rather not about deliberately making a mistake, but about the responsibility of a doctor for a mistake that entailed tragic consequences. The death of a loved one due to a medical error cannot be left completely unpunished. here it would be more correct to consider the event from the perspective of the victim. It is impossible to convey the feelings of a person who was made from a normal person, a disabled person. An emergency can be allowed when the victim is injured and surgery is needed very urgently and very quickly, when promptness factors play a crucial role. In cases this cannot be considered with planned operations. It is clear that a doctor can have "his" cemetery, but such a cemetery can exist if the patients are very serious and the chance of salvation is negligible.

[historypandas]

All doctors I know, and I know more of them than I ever wanted, are far too okey with own mistakes, to them it is like nothing happened, they are not disturbed at all, they are disturbed by how they feel, by own moods and cravings, they are spoiled and egocentric to the point they should be working in some harmless artistic professions like painters/sculptors they should not be given so much responsibility for which they do not possess mental capacities.

Doctors should feel the responsibility and the pressure just as those soldiers who disable explosives so they feel the necessity for precision.

[hospitalsgivingpatientsdan]

BUT THEY WILL LIE TO PROTECT THEIR CAREER AND EGO