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Bankstown 医院假医生上班8个月露馅，员工震惊

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在发现一名涉嫌假冒医生和他们一起工作了 数月后， 悉尼西南区一家医院的员工感到震惊。

这名27岁的女性1月份在Bankstown 医院获得了一份工作， 尽管她不合格做这份工作。

这名女性期末考试不及格， 涉嫌为了得到这份工作而伪造文件。

她涉嫌欺骗了员工和病人， 当实习医生达8个月之久。

虽然她工作时一直有人监督，此事一经披露让员工和当地人震惊。

1名当地人对7号台说：“ 你肯定担忧啊。 但是， 我没有料想到在我们区， 我认为这里的医生很好。”

另一个人说：“ 你不能让没有资格上班的人给你治疗， 你把自己置于危险之中。“

在医院要求出示文书后， 这名女子拿不出来，在周一丢掉了工作。

她的老板然后报告了警察， 警方正在调查中。

这名女性或许面临多项罪名指控，包括欺诈。

该医院正在进行内部调查。


File image of Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital. Credit: Jenny Evans/Getty Images

http://7news.com.au/news/nsw/st ... ht-months-c-3647750


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大千世界，无奇不有。

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想起了《猫鼠游戏》

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印象中这不是第一次发现假冒医生。

两三年前，有一个报道，2个来自尼日利亚的假医生在澳洲医院工作了很久才发现不符合资格。

谁有链接啊？

分享一下！




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找到了！


这个是关于尼日利亚假医生的

Two people permanently banned from healthcare after faking credentials

http://www.9news.com.au/nationa ... 8-889d-054e239512ae







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原文如下
Staff in shock after ‘fake doctor’ worked at Sydney Hospital for eight months
Staff at a hospital in Sydney’s south west are in shock after discovering an alleged fake doctor has been working with them for months.

The 27-year-old landed a job at Bankstown Hospital in January, despite not being qualified for the role.


The woman failed her final exams and allegedly faked documents to get the job.

She allegedly fooled staff and patients, working as a trainee doctor for eight months.

While she was always supervised, the revelation has left staff and locals in shock.

“You have to be concerned about it but I wouldn’t expect this in our area, I think the doctors here are very good,” one local told 7NEWS.
You can’t be treated by someone who’s not qualified to work, you’re putting yourself at danger,” another said.

The woman lost her job on Monday, after the hospital asked for paperwork, which she couldn’t provide.

Her bosses then called police, who are now investigating the incident.

The woman could face several offences, including fraud.

The hospital is conducting an internal investigation.

http://7news.com.au/news/nsw/st ... ht-months-c-3647750



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胆子真大。

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好想问，这人面试怎么过关的，面试技巧太牛B了。


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不知澳洲是怎么监管的，这么儿戏，假医生竟然可以混进医院当医生，这会害死人。

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以前遇到过一个GP，连 panadol 都要查字典拼写，我愣是没举报，

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长达8个月已经医治不少病人了

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沒圖沒真相

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神奇

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中东人吧，胆子比较大

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我的天， 《真→猫鼠游戏》

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我猜是印度人

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想起来多少atar 99.95.的学生都过不了医科面试

这个人还不如直接开个面试辅导班呢

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大家怎么确定自己的家庭医生是真医生的？

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那哥们也只敢假身份开支票骗钱，这位是真的来上班了

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这个我也有点印象，记得好象TA的履历还说在英国做过医生

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记得以前就抓过一个三哥假医生，不注册也当医生了？

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这已经是新洲卫生部第二起雇佣“假医生”

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google 搜索，找到的，2019年的报道

‘Disturbing’: The real reason there are so many ‘fake doctors’ in Australia


Hundreds of Australians have unknowingly fallen victim to ‘fake doctors’ in recent years — and there’s a disturbing reason for their crimes.

To be a doctor is to hold a fairly unique position in society, with respectability and trust that almost no other profession can lay claim to.

This trust between a doctor and their patient is essential but it is this trust that is being deliberately abused by a small but deceitful group of criminals.

Across Australia, 1303 people have been reported to the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Authority (AHPRA), which is responsible for the registration of medical professionals, since 2014.

重点来了：截止发稿时（2019年）， 1303人从2014年以来被举报，16人被判有罪。

Sixteen have been convicted, some of whom infiltrated hospitals and treated people who had no idea that their so-called doctor had about as much knowledge as they did.

One of the most disturbing cases is that of Raffaele Di Paolo, who not only pretended to be a doctor and fertility specialist but also performed a range of bizarre ‘treatments’ and tests on 30 victims.

These included using a needle to remove semen from testicles without anaesthetic, injecting unknown substances into women’s’ stomachs and buttocks, and instructing the partners of some female patients seeking IVF to insert ultrasound probes into their vaginas.

Di Paolo was fined more than $28,000 and jailed in 2018 for almost a decade after he pleaded guilty to 51 charges related to fraud, indecent assault and sexual penetration.

Balaji Varatharaju was sentenced to 14 months in prison in 2012 for impersonating a junior doctor in Alice Springs.

He attended to more than 400 patients and even claimed in his defence that he was better than actual qualified doctors.

And in Brisbane in 2017, 25-year-old Nicholas Brett Delaney was fined $3000 after he infiltrated Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital and the Ronald McDonald House in South Brisbane.

He didn’t engage with any patients but he spent months at Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital before being caught.
The question that unites all of these cases is ‘why’? Why did these people pretend to be doctors and potentially put people’s health at risk?

The answer to that question is complex, Professor Phillipa Marty says, but it all comes down to essentially three things.

Prestige, money and power.

“Television and film have a lot to answer for here, especially for its persistent portrayal of the handsome, young male doctor with a string of romantic successes,” Professor Marty explains. “Most medical impersonators are male — the case of ‘Dirty John’ Meehan is at the extreme end of the scale, but the key elements of sexual allure and high status were very clear in his case.

“And in a funny way, perhaps to meet some deep-seated need to be seen as a hero or lifesaver; as someone important and altruistic. This might be something that the person aspires to, but they lack the means to achieve it through the usual pathways.”
Unverified foreign credentials, less scrutiny in regional locations and in a small number cases, a personality disorder may be at the root, Professor Marty said.

An AHPRA spokesman told news.com.au that anyone falsely claiming to be a qualified health practitioner was “unacceptable”.

“Patients can check the online register of practitioners to see if they are seeing a registered practitioner. The register can reassure patients who are considering accessing care from a practitioner, that the practitioner is qualified and required to meet national standards.

“If they cannot find the practitioner on the register — think twice about going to see them and let AHPRA know.”

Queensland Parliament this year passed a new law that increased the severity of fines and jail terms for such crimes, up to three years for each offence.

One of the most serious cases is that of Shyam Acharya, who stole the identity of a real doctor and used it to obtain Australian citizenship and work four hospitals across New South Wales.

His real identity and fraud only became known in 2017 — 11 years after he first faked being a doctor — and he immediately went to ground.

Shyam Acharya's passport allegedly posing as Sarang Chitale.Source:AAP


He was eventually brought to justice, convicted and fined $30,000.

Dr Chris Moy, chairman of the Australian Medical Association’s ethics and legal committee, said these fakes undermined the integrity of the profession and the “special relationship” that exists between patients and doctors.

“In an already sceptical world, something like this can certainly undermine the trust a patient can have in their doctor,” Dr Moy said.

The ability for someone to fake their profession for that long raises questions about whether more needs to be done to prevent fraudsters infiltrating hospitals and medical centres.
Dr Marty says the answer doesn’t involve installing burly security guards at front doors who check credentials but that those responsible for hiring and registering staff need to ensure they have actually checked and verified their qualifications.

In the meantime, is there anything that patients can do to safeguard themselves? Dr Marty urges people to “trust your gut”.

“If something strikes you as ‘off’, feels wrong or not quite right, that’s a really valuable instinct, and you can and should at least document it for yourself, and then follow it up if you can.

“Countless people often ‘knew’ about a bogus practitioner long before they were finally caught, but they stifled that inner voice, or told themselves they were imagining things.”

While most fake doctors do get caught and either face jail or fines, there is one case that had a surprising conclusion.

Californian man Adam Litwin infiltrated UCLA Medical Center, posing as a surgeon for six months in the late 1990s before he was found out.

But he clearly got a taste for life as a doctor, as he actually went through university and training to become a doctor — a real one, this time.
http://www.news.com.au/lifestyl ... 38d72b6a1931f857f77





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多半三姐，作假无底线

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有本事

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22 楼里，找到了他的故事，还有护照照片

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胆大…
动手术怎么办？

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意思是期末考试没及格的医科生伪造成绩单获得了实习医生的职位？

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就说这事儿有多容易吧，医生都能是假的

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不是啊，那位从做假老师开始，然后是假医生，假飞行员，都做了挺久。开假支票是一直在做啊。

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说不定也成功救死扶伤过。可想而知 低等级医生也不一定要太高的智商

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所以我认为用"假医生"来形容不合适

假医生一般是指完全没有行医能力的



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没有执照的，就是假医生吧。
否则要认证干嘛？大家都自学好了


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这个是关于尼日得亚骗子的
http://www.9news.com.au/nationa ... 8-889d-054e239512ae

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通篇读下来，应该是医科生考试没及格，为了申请实习医生职位，伪造了文件。

有时新闻为了吸引人眼球题目不一定完全准确。

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实习生都没有执照的，所以要有 supervisor .

这么一闹，以后彻底做不成医生了。


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问题是她连实习医生的资质都没有啊

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澳洲这边就是太相信人了，找工作基本不用拿证书什么的，基本上就是说什么信什么

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对，他还真当过医生去上班，想起来了

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再挺一阵可能就考出来了，还有了工作经验，一举两得

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我没说她可以这么做，我只是回答你关于没有执照的感叹。

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活该!

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新州卫生部长: So what?!

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真够儿戏的

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不知道是怎么被发现的？哪个地方作假了？

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using a needle to remove semen from testicles without anaesthetic。－－天啊

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黑人胆子也大。

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我也记得，据说在manly行医好多年，拿的是印度假医生执照到澳洲认证，最后到另外一家大医院被质疑扒出来。

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华人的道德对救死扶伤有敬畏，我们很难想象有人如何敢假冒医生。  

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都是影帝级别的

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拿患者的生命开玩笑吗？

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多半是三姐

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不可能吧

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+1。

我今天看到这个新闻的第一反应就是：“不是旧新闻吗？”



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得多看几个医生

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卫生厅长这种正宗的又何曾做过一件有操守的事情？ 可能还不如这个一心求实习经验的医学生

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NSW卫生厅长 也是假的吧
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