Lingaku- "drugs serving to nourish doctors", perceived problem in PRC medical practice
Generated definitions (experimental)
- "drugs serving to nourish doctors"
This phrase refers to a perceived issue in the medical practice in China, where doctors may prioritize the sale of medications over the wellbeing of patients, suggesting that their income is derived from recommending unnecessary treatments or drugs.
zài在mǒu xiē某些yī yuàn医院，yī shēng医生gēng更guān xīn关心yǐ yào yǎng yī以药养医de的xiàn xiàng现象，ér而bù shì不是huàn zhě患者de的jiàn kāng健康。
In some hospitals, there is a concern that doctors care more about the phenomenon of drugs nourishing doctors than about the health of patients.
The issue of drugs nourishing doctors has caused the public to develop distrust toward the healthcare system.
Generated collocations (experimental)
yǐ yào yǎng yī以药养医to nourish doctors with drugsyǐ以yào药zhì治yī医to treat doctors with drugsyào wù药物yī lài依赖drug dependenceyào pǐn药品lì yì利益pharmaceutical interestsyǎng养yī医zhī之dào道the way to nourish doctorsyī yào医药háng yè行业medical and pharmaceutical industryyǐ以yào药kùn困yī医to trap doctors with drugsyào wù药物yíng xiāo营销pharmaceutical marketingyī yào医药fǔ bài腐败corruption in the medical fieldyī shēng医生shōu rù收入doctors' incomeyī yào医药guān xi关系doctor-pharmaceutical relationshipyǐ以yào药zhì bìng治病to treat illness with drugsyào pǐn药品tuī guǎng推广drug promotionyī shēng医生de的zhí zé职责doctors' responsibilitiesbù dàng不当yào wù药物shǐ yòng使用inappropriate drug use