You can complain about the doctor and make her lose her position, but I'm afraid it's more difficult to compensate. . . Because it hasn't happened yet, it has been stopped. . . That is to say, there is danger. In short, it is ok to get media exposure, but it is not so easy for you to get compensation easily.

I studied in medical school myself, but I didn't become a doctor. Let me tell you this. Since the expansion of enrollment in 2, the school has been unable to keep up with the teachers and equipment, and it has to catch up with the progress. The undergraduate course was originally studied for 5 years, but actually it was 3.5 years. In the next 1.5 years, you were asked to go to the hospital as a trainee to find a job

. Therefore, big hospitals basically don't accept undergraduate graduates, at least graduate students. If you go to see a doctor and see those who have just graduated from undergraduate courses, you can have minor illnesses, serious illnesses and operations, so don't let them see them ... (Plus college students now, not greedy for love at night means playing games and watching movies ... Only those who really study hard will definitely come out as graduate students).