1/5 sarika b. 3 years ago on Google
No
coordination
among
the
staff,
noone
to
assist
at
the
lab
reception,
no
one
to
guide
the
patients
about
social
distancing
and
hygiene
maintenance.
Some
of
the
staff
were
not
wearing
mask.
Afraid
now,
how
can
you
trust
a
lab
like
this
:)
We
were
called
for
the
test
between
3-4
pm
but
reaching
there,
no
technician
was
available.
The
x
ray
was
done
but
we
were
told
that
report
will
be
given
tomorrow
while
everywhere
it
is
given
within
30
mns
of
test
done.
The
patient
health
is
at
his
own
stake.
If
you
are
concerned
of
your
health,
Please
don't
go
there.
Corono
le
ke
definitely
aaogai.
-----
Dear
Sir,
With
due
respect
I
wanted
to
bring
it
to
your
notice
about
the
safety
and
hygiene
measures
are
being
taken
at
your
lab.
I
will
reply
to
your
4
points
mentioned
but
the
purpose
of
bringing
it
is
useless
until
you
take
this
as
a
feedback.
1.
You
might
be
adhering
to
the
government
guidelines
and
doing
a
daily
check
but
each
of
the
staff
has
to
ask
this
question
to
oneself
that
is
it
not
their
duty
to
wear
a
mask,
maintain/
get
follow
the
social
distancing
and
also
provide
strict
instructions
to
the
patients.
the
staff
are
from
the
medical
background
and
they
know
what
harm
covid
could
do
if
they
become
lenient.
They
have
to
be
proactive
always
and
do
follow
this
as
a
daily
habit
without
being
asked
to
do
so
or
a
daily
check
by
the
supervisors.
2.
I
understand
about
the
staff
crunch
but
this
would
not
be
an
excuse
because
covid
will
not
understand
about
the
staff
shortage.
It
is
contagious
and
could
harm
the
entire
staff
and
the
patients.
3.
We
entered
the
gate
a
guard
room
was
there
in
which
one
guard
was
sitting
but
he
has
asked
no
question
to
us,
we
entered
the
reception
area
where
billing
was
being
made
we
sat
their
for
4-5
mins
and
waited
till
the
other
patients
get
dispersed.
We
asked
the
gentleman
at
the
counter
about
the
tests,
he
then
told
us
that
we
need
to
go
the
first
room
to
get
yourself
screened.
At
the
screening
counter
we
waited
outside
because
there
was
already
one
patient
inside,
after
the
patient
came
out,
we
2
people
entered
and
being
screened
with
thermal
scanner
and
oximeter.
There
we
were
provided
the
shoe
covers.
We
were
already
wearing
the
masks
so
no
point
of
providing
us
the
masks.
They
did
their
duty
but
the
point
is
there
was
no
one
to
guide
us/the
patients
that
before
entering
at
the
billing
counter
or
the
lab
in
the
basement
medical
screening
is
first
thing
one
need
to
make
and
also
provide
the
directions
for
the
screening
room.
By
the
time
a
patient
entered
the
billing
counter
he/she
might
have
brought
the
virus
in.
The
patient
after
the
completion
of
test
did
not
know
what
they
had
to
do
with
the
shoe
covers
some
of
the
patients
wore
them
and
left
for
their
home,
some
thrown
at
the
gate
and
some
disposed
in
the
dustbin.
I
hope
you
got
my
point.
4.
As
for
the
patient
privacy
is
concerned,
we
have
followed
the
privacy
act.
De-identified
information
is
not
considered
to
be
‘personal
information’
under
the
Privacy
Act.
An
image
can
be
de-identified
by
removing
any
information
that
might
allow
the
individual
to
be
identified,
including
rare
characteristics
or
a
combination
of
unique
characteristics.
This
might
include
facial
features
and
other
distinctive
physical
details
like
a
rare
visible
medical
condition,
physical
marking
or
tattoo.
We
have
blurred
the
faces
and
here
they
are
wearing
masks
so
facial
identification
is
already
hidden.
The
purpose
of
clicking
blurred
faces
was
to
not
disclose
anyone's
identity
or
facial
characteristics.
I
hope
the
picture
is
significant
evidence
of
breaking
the
rule
of
social
distancing.
Here
staff
responsibility
is
to
get
this
followed.
My
motive
is
to
provide
you
a
firsthand
correct
picture
of
the
lab,
now
I
look
at
you
to
take
this
positively.
We
all
want
to
look
at
solutions
and
not
the
problems.
Hope
this
will
be
taken
positively.
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