Live broadcasting gynecological surgery is tantamount to playing with fire

Recently, Station B (Bilibili) is suspected of having a male doctor live broadcasting gynecological surgery, which has aroused concern, and the police have reported that the doctor involved has been arrested and is under further investigation.

The Law on Practicing Physicians clearly stipulates that physicians must protect patient privacy and personal information in accordance with the law in their practice activities. Even if you have not carefully studied this provision, out of the basic moral bottom line and professional standards, you know that this matter cannot be done. I believe this is just an isolated case, but it is also a reminder that hospitals should better strengthen management and enhance the legal and moral understanding of doctors, and live broadcast platforms also need to learn lessons from them.

In essence, live broadcasting belongs to the eyeball economy, with the natural tendency to pursue freshness and excitement, once lost in the wide, lost in the loose, lost in the soft, it is easy to form a broken window effect. At this time, it is more necessary to establish the ethics of live broadcasting through self-discipline and other disciplines. The live camera openly reaches out to the gynecological operating room, which is a more extreme case and generally does not. However, the messing of live cameras is not a new problem, nor is it a small problem. Look at the street, one by one walking anchors, casually put passers-by into the camera, has explained the problem.

There is a "Hayne's Law" in production management: behind every serious accident, there must be 29 minor accidents and 300 failed precursors and 1,000 accident hazards. The same is true for live broadcasting, if anything can be broadcast, anything dares to be broadcast, then the occurrence of extreme events is difficult to avoid.

Live-streaming gynecological surgery, which is playing with fire. At present, it is necessary to think about how to establish the ethics of live broadcasting and clearly demarcate the boundaries of live broadcasting. Among them, the most introspective is probably the platform. Many similar incidents are often caused by the platform over-chasing traffic and evading responsibility. (Mao Jianguo)