Warning About Superbug Pandamic in 2014 - Live Talk Brodcasted in SkyTV, Surinam

Every person tells the story of an illness as they have lived, experienced and remembered it, and so it always varies. Serious illness, which family doctors cannot help with, and so they advise them to go to the hospital. The other one is the one which can be managed in the community. Using these two criteria, I developed a small tool that differentiates between serious and non-serious, or well and unwell. The symptoms which Maya is going to manage initially replicate what the doctors do. Maya handles the ones that don't require tests or clinical examinations.So my tool, Dr Maya, is 100% safe. I didn't create it in one day. I've taken 10 years to develop this hypothesis. Hypothesis. OK. And you're an American doctor yourself.Q: You're a medical specialist. Can you tell us something more about your previous experienceI'm a doctor who worked in paediatric intensive care and critical care for almost 2025 years. My job was to train junior doctors and medical students to learn, act, and decide what to do when a patient presents. I will be there simply. In other words, they should be able to work in the community, differentiate between common and serious illnesses, send serious cases straight to the hospital, and manage the common ones. This was what I trained for for almost 20 to 25 years. My job was to train junior doctors and medical students to learn, act, and decide what to do when a patient presents with symptoms. In other words, they should be able to work in the community, differentiate between common and serious illness, and make sure that serious illness is referred straight away to the hospital. The common ones are what I have been training for almost 2025 years.And when I worked in England, we got new bags every six months. In other words, that's a repeated process for almost 20 years: I come up with a design, and I can deliver it to healthcare. The cost which every country in the world should be able to offer basic. But for who is this app intended? But there are so many symptoms which are actually serious. But how do you differentiate these two from a common cough to a serious cough? My app helps you differentiate these two. So I don't want that. So the adopters must not be very happy with your app, actually. Because it reduces the number of hosted consultations. Mm-hmm. We see 10 patients a day in the morning. Out of that, 6 to 8 of them shouldn't have been there. Where I started work, initially I selected trans symptoms, which are common. I tested this hypothesis a year later. I removed 3 symptoms from that. The reason was that for any of these symptoms, I had to see a patient or do an examination, like checking blood pressure, looking at the eyes, or feeling the pulse. Whatever it is, I took out three symptoms. OK.And you have also visited some hospitals. Umm, did you, umm, in what way do you think that you yourself and maybe other members of the delegation can be of benefit for the healthcare sector? And then, besides the app that you already mentioned, you integrate the whole healthcare system into one package, utilise the best of each and everything, and make sure the cost goes down. And definitely I don't want people to be. Powering up in the hospital. The more crowds we have, the more infections occur. Cross-infection is going to be a major problem in the next five years, and I think we must address that right now. Otherwise, it will threaten the medical profession. Cross-infection is one We have to be very careful. If we don't stop abusing antibiotics, if we don't identify early, the whole community is going to be in trouble. fire.