Dear Sir,
Hospitals play an important role in providing essential humanitarian services, and their primary responsibility is to ensure that patients receive timely and proper medical care. However, patients often have to wait for doctors, while pharmaceutical representatives enter consultation rooms one after another to meet them.
This raises an important question: should such visits take priority over patients waiting for medical attention? Many elderly patients cannot sit and wait for long. For seriously ill patients, unnecessary delays in receiving treatment may increase the risk of complications and even endanger their lives.
Therefore, hospital authorities should arrange specific visiting hours for pharmaceutical representatives. Such a system would allow doctors to attend to their patients without interruption and prevent unnecessary delays and harassment.
I, therefore, request the hospital authorities to take prompt and effective measures to ensure that patients receive uninterrupted and timely medical care.
Abdur Rashid
Teacher, North Satkania Darul Arkam Academy
Satkania, Chattogram