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Child Sits alone in MAternity Ward Surrounded by propaganda
Multiple child family pictures are non-existent. After midnight, within one of the largest public hospitals; inside China?s third largest city, wards remain barren. Parents are encouraged to begin labor during working hours. Delaying delivery for more than 12 hours after working hours is routine, keeping operating expenses low. Doors are locked to family and spouse. A protective barrier exists, keeping out any form of inspection, observation and questioning of quality, service or procedure. Women are segregated from external assistance and influence behind locked doors. While Deng Xiao Peng said science and technology is number one, many receive a much lower level of biological education than their first world counterparts. After admission, patients unquestioningly accept treatment, without educated choice; isolated and vulnerable as they undergo labor. Employees, often with less than 4 years education are overworked; whilst wards remain understaffed with little quality control or regulation. While true profit margins remain unknown, low cost workforces are a national resource. Underneath the predatory marketing of pharmaceutical companies and unregulated formula manufacturers; behind barricaded closed doors, childbirth becomes a penal-like systematic process for mother and family. However, it?s socially standard, accepted and unquestioned. Common health education remains rudimentary at best; many arrive having little factual information about the heavily segregated delivery process. Behind locked doors, in-between shift changes; patients are left unmonitored. Asphyxiation and other birth complications are high. An exact figure is impossible to determine within this heavily guarded system. Unable to fully re-unite with newborns for 3-4 days after delivery is accepted as standard procedure. Families obediently await opportunity to first see newborn babies; held in ICU after birth, as they become indoctrinated to formula, rather than breast milk.
Child Sits alone in MAternity Ward Surrounded by propaganda
Multiple child family pictures are non-existent. After midnight, within one of the largest public hospitals; inside China?s third largest city, wards remain barren. Parents are encouraged to begin labor during working hours. Delaying delivery for more than 12 hours after working hours is routine, keeping operating expenses low. Doors are locked to family and spouse. A protective barrier exists, keeping out any form of inspection, observation and questioning of quality, service or procedure. Women are segregated from external assistance and influence behind locked doors. While Deng Xiao Peng said science and technology is number one, many receive a much lower level of biological education than their first world counterparts. After admission, patients unquestioningly accept treatment, without educated choice; isolated and vulnerable as they undergo labor. Employees, often with less than 4 years education are overworked; whilst wards remain understaffed with little quality control or regulation. While true profit margins remain unknown, low cost workforces are a national resource. Underneath the predatory marketing of pharmaceutical companies and unregulated formula manufacturers; behind barricaded closed doors, childbirth becomes a penal-like systematic process for mother and family. However, it?s socially standard, accepted and unquestioned. Common health education remains rudimentary at best; many arrive having little factual information about the heavily segregated delivery process. Behind locked doors, in-between shift changes; patients are left unmonitored. Asphyxiation and other birth complications are high. An exact figure is impossible to determine within this heavily guarded system. Unable to fully re-unite with newborns for 3-4 days after delivery is accepted as standard procedure. Families obediently await opportunity to first see newborn babies; held in ICU after birth, as they become indoctrinated to formula, rather than breast milk.