跪求一篇歌颂医生的英文演讲稿 先谢谢
Doctors.Doctors are one of the most important part of society. They keep the people healthy and at times, keep them alive. Their job as specialists in health meant that they are vital to any society. There are all sorts of doctors, such as surgeons, general practitioners, cardiologist and so forth. No matter which area of health they specialise in, they are selfless individuals who face stress and sickness day by day. Yet, they smile in return as a beacon of hope for each patient. Despite what they do, doctors are often taken for granted; and their actions are hardly ever noticed. Without doctors, society itself will eventually deteriorate to nothing. Thus, we should know, in our hearts, that doctors will always be there. The pillars of society should be cherished and thanked.够不够
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求一篇英文演讲稿，我和我的医院
英文演讲稿，我和我的医院：I was injured in an accident. So I wad admitted to a hospital. I had a sugary. So I had to stay in the hospital for a while.Four patients shared a ward. The hospital rules require us to go bed at 10pm. So I have to listen to others snoring.Nurses come to the ward at 8:00am to do inspection. I had to wake up at the time.Do you think a hospital as a home in the way? That’s completely wrong.
求一篇英语演讲稿，讲关于医院医患之间的感人故事，最好是外科的，跪谢
One day in 1943, General Patton, then in command of America's forces in Italy, was given a tour of the hospital in Saint Agata. Among the patients was a man who appeared to be perfectly well. I want to get that man out of bed right away, Patton ordered. Get him back to the front. I won't have these men who really are wounded see that man babied so. When the patient ignored his plea, Patton struck him in the face - and was horrified to learn that he was seriously shell-shocked.Eisenhower was furious and ordered Patton to apologize to all his men. Though the general dutifully assembled his troops, the loyal men utterly refused to let him speak, cheering and whooping every time he tried. Patton's eyes welled with appreciative tears and at last he simply turned and left. The patient also forgave his general, saying, He was suffering a little mental fatigue himself.中译如下:一九四三年,巴顿将军任意大利美军司令期间,有一天往访圣雅卡塔医院,见一个病人似乎完全无恙,下令说:「我要这个人马上起床,把他送回前线.我不想真正受伤的人,看见他这样受到娇宠.」病人没有理会他的话,巴顿就一掌打在他脸上,这才惊觉对方患了严重弹震症.艾森豪非常愤怒,命令巴顿向麾下所有将士道歉.巴顿如命召集将士,但忠心的将士根本不许他说话,一见他开口,就齐声欢呼,高喊.巴顿感动得眼睛含泪,最后一言不发,转身离去.那病人也原谅了巴顿,说:他自己都有点精神疲累!我说。
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为什么要是讲关于医院医患之间的感人故事。
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我的理想是当一名医生英语演讲稿翻译
有，医生是与病魔做斗争的最的战士；是在死亡线上人的白衣天使；是救死扶伤、时刻为病人解除痛苦的安琪儿。
可见，医生是多么崇高、多么全心全意地为人民服务的职业。
我的理想是当一名优秀的医生， 医生是一个崇高的职业，治病救人是医生的职责。
医生救人小到门诊，大到手术，关系到人们的生命，因此，他们总是那么专心致志，不敢有一丝疏忽大意，他们知道一个小错就能酿成大祸。
每当知道医生又救治好一个垂危病人，我的心里即羡慕有佩服，不由暗暗下定决心：长大了我也要当医生 说来话长，我想当医生还有原因呢…，今年4.5月的时候，非典病魔肆掠北京城的时候，恐怖的气氛笼罩在北京上空，不断有疑似病历出现，弄得人心惶惶。
就在这时，白衣战士们不顾个人安危，日夜奋战在这没有硝烟的战场上。
在抗非典前线有这么一家医院----小汤山医院，发生了这么一场感人的故事：一名医生，从隔离开始就战斗在第一线，大家让他休息，他总是说：“我已经上了一线这么长时间了，有了一定的经验，可以更好的履行我的职责，重新换人又加大了感染源，我在干一段时间吧
”这位好医生已数月未跟家里联系，他把对家的思念深深得埋在心底，更加忘我的工作。
终于，他被传染上了非典，因为发现得太晚，已到了危重的关头，他的家庭陷入了深深的悲痛之中，可这位医生在隔离区解手记者采访时，尽管眼里噙着泪水，无限留恋这美丽的世界，却坚定的说：“请把我的遗体交给医学组织用于解剖，尽早解决非典疫苗，让更多 的病人早日离开医院，早日回家团圆。
”这位医生的无私奉献精神深深的打动了我，打动了大家，我们为他的殉职而痛苦。
他牺牲时才36岁，还那么年轻，生命对他来说是那么短，我不由心里轻轻地说：“好大夫，您走好
”坐在沙发上，我想起了医生我的帮助… 那是一个盛夏，太阳把大地都快焦了，我仍旧在大院里疯玩儿。
玩儿捉迷藏时，大家把大院的角落都搜索了一遍，也没找到我。
当他们重新搜索时，终于在草跺里发现了我，我已昏迷不醒了。
妈妈听说后很快赶来，背起我便向医院跑去。
到了医院，已快下班了，医生轻轻的把我接了过来放在床上。
诊断了起来，又是打针又是喂药，还给我按摩。
直到我醒来，又给我倒来糖开水，直到我感觉好一点，又让妈妈取了药，把我们送出医院，见天色已晚，又帮我们叫了出租车，目送我们远去。
妈妈和我感激得不知说什么才好，只知一个劲的说：“谢谢
谢谢
”从此以后我常常对人讲医生对我的帮助。
更坚定了当医生的决心。
我知道，当医生要有好的学问，好的品格。
我现在只有好好学习，奠定好基础，长大了才能当上一个受人尊敬的好医生。
求高人帮我写份英文演讲稿
你好， lovsp。
这是一篇经过摘取加工的文章，先从学术上关于医德的定义和现代医生与病患的关系入手，指出医德核心内容，最后积极向上表示尽心尽责树立医德，为病患服务。
希望能帮得上你的忙。
Six of the values that commonly apply to medical ethics discussions are:Autonomy - the patient has the right to refuse or choose their treatment. (Voluntas aegroti suprema lex.) Beneficence - a practitioner should act in the best interest of the patient. (Salus aegroti suprema lex.) Non-maleficence - first, do no harm (primum non nocere). Justice - concerns the distribution of scarce health resources, and the decision of who gets what treatment (fairness and equality). Dignity - the patient (and the person treating the patient) have the right to dignity. Truthfulness and honesty - the concept of informed consent has increased in importance since the historical events of the Doctors' Trial of the Nuremberg trials and Tuskegee Syphilis Study. Confidentiality is commonly applied to conversations between doctors and patients. This concept is commonly known as patient-physician privilege.Traditionally, medical ethics has viewed the duty of confidentiality as a relatively non-negotiable tenet of medical practice. More recently, critics like Jacob Appel have argued for a more nuanced approach to the duty that acknowledges the need for flexibility in many cases.Traditional medical oaths and codes prescribe a physician's character, motives, and duties. Typically they portray ideal physicians as devoted to the welfare of patients and to advancement of the medical profession and medical knowledge, responding compassionately to the suffering of patients, humbly mindful of the limits of their curative powers and the harms they may unintentionally cause. The Hippocratic injunction Strive to help, but above all, do no harm is the ruling maxim. In current discussion, this maxim has been codified in oft-cited principles of nonmaleficence and beneficence.Missunderstandings still exists though we'd still adhere to our medical ethics and responsiable for our patients.
