Regardless
whether or not the fake vaccines are dangerous (The Jakarta Post, July 18),
their distribution by hospitals in Indonesia indicates that hospitals, hospitality in this country has declined.
Throughout
this case, I wanted to answer a question: Why has this tragedy occurred while
the words hospital and hospitality come from the same root-word hospes
(Latin), meaning guest?
I
answer this question by saying that these fake vaccines suggest that hospitals
in Indonesia tend to overlook the role of medicine as a form of social
hospitality, or as a charitable work.
Hospitals
are increasingly becoming commercial realms that emphasize professionalism. I
consider this overwhelming emphasis to be impersonal. I support this thought by
referring to some books on medicine.
Read
more here: http://www.uinjkt.ac.id/fake-vaccines-versus-hospitality/
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