No Minor Defect Should Be Allowed

The following happened when the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un visited Pyongyang General Hospital nearing its inauguration.

While looking round the hospital, he stressed to the accompanying officials about the uniforms for doctors and nurses.

In contrast to the new modern buildings, the doctors were wearing old-style uniforms.

He stressed: There should be no shortcomings, however trifling they might be, as the hospital is built to ensure that our people enjoy the benefits of modern medical service. It is necessary to correct irrational aspects as soon as possible since not much time is left before the inauguration ceremony. A doctor’s uniform should have been designed to keep essential medical kit as well as pens and a handbook, but the present one is not so designed. The uniforms for doctors and nurses of Pyongyang General Hospital should be properly designed in conformity with international standards and usage. 

That day he said that each employee of the hospital should be provided with a name tag which contains his or her photo and career information, and chose a unit to make them.

Not content with it, Comrade Kim Jong Un later sent reference materials about the uniforms for doctors and nurses, and personally examined the designs of uniforms for doctors and nurses and those for patients including grownups and children, men and women. 

Under his wise guidance doctors and nurses of Pyongyang General Hospital were provided with uniforms attached with name tags.