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Chinese Doctor's Day, also known as Medical Workers Day, falls on August 19.
From the significant strides in increasing the number of healthcare workers to the ongoing struggle with excessive workloads and instantaneous, efficient compensation, how can we as a society better protect and support our doctors?
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For today's program, I'm joined by Yu Xun and Steve Hatherly in the studio.
First on today's show, with the 7th Chinese Doctor's Day upon us, it's an ideal moment to celebrate the unwavering dedication of our medical professionals and reflect on the state of our healthcare system.
As we honor the invaluable contributions of doctors, lets also explore ways to enhance the training and welfare of these essential workers, ensuring a brighter future for both them and the patients they serve.
So, Yu Shun, this is one for you.
First, what is the significance of chinese doctors day as you see it?
So we can see the establishment of Doctors day is primarily to commend the dedication of physicians.
It allows society to more widely recognize their work and provide them with the respect and support they deserve.
So on one hand, it can enhance doctors sense of professional honor and mission, encouraging them to better serve or meet the patients.
And on the other hand, it helps.
It is hoped that this can help foster understanding and trust between doctors and patients, promoting a harmonious doctor or patient relationship.