Lin Dingyi, a Western doctor, was arrested for spamming needle-free paper

The police have so far detained seven doctors for allegedly spamming the so-called "needle-free paper". Among them, Lin Dingyi, a 51-year-old western doctor from the Tin Shui Wai Clinic, who was arrested last Thursday at his apartment in Tung Chung, is known to be the daughter of the former dean of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Hong Kong, Lin Zhaoxin. The parent-daughter relationship is better.

Lin Zhaoxin, known as the "Chief Executive's Imperial Physician", was suspected of fraud while handling the medical expenses of more than 20 private patients at Queen Mary Hospital during his tenure as dean of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Hong Kong from 2003 to 2006, and the theft of donations from 3 donors. He was convicted of "misconduct as a public officer" on September 3, 2009, and sentenced to 25 months in prison.

▼On September 22, the police arrested three doctors who were suspected of spamming "needle-free paper"▼

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Last Thursday (22nd), the police arrested 3 doctors for spamming "needle-free paper", including Dr. Lin Tingyi, who consulted at Ying Jian General Medical Center.

Looking through the information, Lin Dingyi graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Hong Kong in 2002, a few years later than her classmates in the same period. It is reported that she had dropped out of school.

At least two medical sources say she is the eldest daughter of Lin Zhaoxin, the former dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Hong Kong.

The "120 YEARS OF ACHIEVEMENTS" published by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Hong Kong in 2007 also published the story of two fathers and daughters, both of whom were enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Hong Kong and graduated in 1967 and 2002 respectively. At the senior level, he studied at the University of Hong Kong Medical School.

Lin Zhaoxin is an international authority in gastroenterology, but from 2003 to 2006, he performed endoscopy for private patients in Queen Mary Hospital, misleading 12 patients to deposit a total of 130,000 yuan of consultation fees into his private company Gastrointestinal Research (referred to as GR) bank account.

According to the regulations of the University and the HA, clinical staff are required to pay three-quarters of the private disease consultation fee to the University, and the remaining amount goes to the HA.

The incident was revealed in July 2006. At that time, Lin Zhaoxin's patient Guo Shikai had paid him a consultation fee of 9,500 yuan, but he still received a bill from the hospital for an endoscopy fee of 250 yuan, so he made an inquiry to the Hospital Authority and revealed the incident. .

Lin Zhaoxin pleaded guilty on September 1, 2009, and was sentenced to 25 months in prison.

▼On September 22, the police arrested three doctors who were suspected of spamming "needle-free paper"▼

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▼On September 22, the police arrested three doctors who were suspected of spamming "needle-free paper"▼

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▼On September 20, Yau Ma Tei Western Medicine opened 2,000 "needle-free papers" and was arrested▼

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▼On September 5, Cai Shumei, a female western doctor in Yuen Long, was arrested for opening 14,000 pieces of "needle-free paper"▼

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