Doctor 1 hospital in Ho Chi Minh City HCM accused of asking patient's daughter "for fun" to give cancer drugs

Recently, information about a 21-year-old young girl in Binh Tan district, Ho Chi Minh City. HCMC denounces a doctor at Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital. HCM suggests "for fun" to provide cancer drugs for mothers causing a stir.

Specifically, the accuser, N.T.K.T., said she was a 3rd year student. The family now consists of her and her 55-year-old mother, Mrs. N.T.T.

Related to the above incident, information from VnExpress, N.T.K.T. said that in 2020, her mother discovered thyroid cancer and underwent surgery at Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital. HCM. Between then and March 2023, her condition was fraught with complications. The male doctor, N.Q.C., said her mother's cancer was so severe that only taking a "targeted" drug called Lenvaxen 10 (Lenvatinib) could prolong her life. This is an internal drug and must be prescribed by a doctor, priced at 14 million.

According to the girl, due to "running out of ways", K.T. actively texted and was instructed by Dr. C. to bring medical records to an address (pharmacy, headquarters of a medical service company) in Tan Binh district to show Dr. C. treatment instructions. At this point the girl agreed to pay for the medicine but Dr. C. said she didn't need the money and rushed in to hug her, but the girl pushed away and left.

The next day, the doctor texted her to say her mother was seriously ill "the prognosis in months told her to go back and get her medicine. And at this point, according to K.T., Dr. C. asked to "make you happy and then you give me medicine," and the male doctor then rushed in to hug and commit the abuse.

Then Dr. C. gave the girl the potion for her mother to drink. However, after drinking for 15 days, her mother developed hemoptysis, obstruction, shortness of breath, so she was admitted to Cho Ray Hospital. Frustrated by this, the girl wrote a post on a medical forum denouncing Dr. C.'s behavior, and also sent a complaint to the Health Department Inspector, Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital. HCM. After being posted on social media, the girl said the doctor texted and called several times asking for the post to be deleted.

From Dan Tri, Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health HCMC said that the case of the doctor of Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital. HCM was accused of demanding the patient's daughter "for fun" regarding professional ethics, creating a wave of anger and outrage.

Earlier, received a complaint from the girl N.T.K.T. (21 years old), Inspector of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health. HCMC worked with Dr. N.Q.C., working at the Department of Nuclear Medicine, Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital. HCM, request explanation of the contents reflected in the application. However, Dr. C. did not admit to his behavior, saying only that he had counseled and given medicine to T.'s mother at his home.

Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health HCMC requested relevant hospital leaders to urgently verify and clarify the case, strictly handle if unit staff commit violations. Due to the reflective content related to professional ethics, creating a wave of anger and anger throughout the industry, the Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health. HCMC has asked the Oncology Hospital to consider suspending the professional work of the accused doctor to focus on explaining and clarifying the content reflected in the application. After the results of verification and processing, the hospital must report the settlement to the Department of Health.

Talking to reporter Dan Tri, Dr. Pham Xuan Dung, Director of Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital said that at present, the Health Department Inspector has conducted work with the applicant. The hospital also gave Dr. C. a break from his professional work to report the incident.

Hospital leaders shared that the incident of Dr. C. and the accuser (the daughter of patient Th., 55) took place outside the hospital, of a personal nature. After learning about the incident, the doctor who directly treated patient Th. in the Department of Nuclear Medicine was very sad.

"As for this patient, the staff of the Department of Nuclear Medicine took great care. Even the departments caring for and operating on patients since 2020, a long period of time is very good.

When reviewing the complaint, one also thanked the doctor and the hospital team for taking good care of them. They claim to have raised it out of frustration with the doctor personally.

As for right and wrong, we are still handling and will have instructions from the Department of Health," said a representative of Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital.

Regarding the targeted cancer drug named "Lenvaxen 10" given by Dr. C. to the patient's daughter, which is said to be sold only internally, with prescription and supervision from doctors, the leader of Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital confirmed that the unit does not have this drug.

"This morning I met with the manager of the Department of Pharmacy and it was confirmed that the drug (Lenvaxen 10) was not from the hospital. We sell completely different drug names.

When patients take this drug, they are not in our hospital, but go outside, go to many other places," the source shared.

The director of Ho Chi Minh City Oncology Hospital also confirmed that Dr. N.Q.C. was not assigned to treat patients involved in the incident. The person in charge of this case is the deputy head doctor.

After the incident, the hospital management asked the department to continue monitoring the health progress of patient Th. more closely, as this is a severe case.

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