But regular audience of this blog would probably know my opinion, and I shall not bore you further. There's just some discussion behind to scene that I could share:
- Head administrator (HA): If it is in emergency situation and the drug is life-saving, it should be offered free of charge.
- Clinician: Does the headquarters have special funding for this item ?
- HA: Don't be silly. The department that gives the treatment needs to cover it with their own budget.
- Clinician: How could that happen ? We are already in a deficit !
- HA: Aren't you going to renew the equipment that you use to treat those cancer patients ? Forget about it and your account would be balanced.
- Clinician: But the care of many patients would be affected ...
- HA: Come on, our priority is to treat the media and our honorable council members. After all, your cancer patients could get a new machine by the time they come to the media.
- Clinician: That's too traumatic to me. (Author's note: I'm sure he is talking about the budget, not the accident.) We've got to prevent it happen again.
- HA: That's easy: Do not tell patients that there is a novel treatment, and do not apply for any new drug.
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