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Although the medical industry has always been regarded as a relatively clean field, in recent years, there are many practitioners in the medical industry who have fallen into various illegal and undisciplined practices for personal gain. This has undoubtedly led to a sharp decline in the public's credibility of the health care system. Therefore, how to effectively curb medical corruption and ensure the integrity of the medical system has become a top priority.
The domestic medical anti-corruption campaign is in full swing, so how do the majority of medical staff view this anti-corruption wave? What is the far-reaching impact of this action on the healthcare system?
An unprecedented anti-corruption storm in the healthcare system is raging across the country. This trend quickly swept hospitals across the country, and in a short period of time, a large number of hospital presidents, chief physicians and other senior executives were taken away for investigation. It is worth noting that this operation was jointly supported by 14 departments of the state, and the result was that the number of people investigated and dealt with in a short period of time reached 1.6 times that of last year, and continued to increase.
At the same time, some grassroots hospitals are also actively promoting self-purification. For example, a county hospital in Jiangsu Province conducted a comprehensive review of gray income in recent years, and middle-level cadres were required to report violations to the organization in detail and hand over the relevant funds to the integrity account. The hospital also actively improves the self-discipline of its employees by publishing the results of its supervision every month.
Reports show that some doctors' gray income is as high as millions or even tens of millions of yuan. Some doctors earn more than $10 million a year through rebates, with the highest rebate reaching $300,000. This dirty practice has seriously damaged the reputation of the medical industry.
This anti-corruption storm indicates that the mainland's medical industry is undergoing a profound purification. Under the impetus of national policies, the medical system will establish a new trend of integrity and integrity, so as to better protect the health of the people. In addition, the huge illegal income involved in the anti-corruption campaign will also be used to improve the condition of hospital equipment and improve the level of medical services.
However, behind the tide of returning stolen goods, it reflects the improvement of the moral level of medical staff and the importance attached to fighting corruption and promoting integrity. In the past, the doctor-patient relationship has been strained, and the problem of medical corruption has been repeated. The emergence of the tide of stolen goods has changed this pattern, the doctor-patient relationship has been significantly eased, and the social reputation of the hospital has also been improved.
Another difficulty is how to ensure the fairness and openness of the return of stolen goods, so as to prevent misjudgments and unjust cases, harm the legitimate rights and interests of medical personnel, and avoid the occurrence of false return of stolen goods and cover-up of serious crimes. Therefore, it is difficult to form a long-term effective mechanism by relying solely on the conscious return of stolen goods by medical staff, and it is necessary to strengthen the internal supervision and external supervision of hospitals and improve the construction of systems.
More importantly, it is necessary to establish a standardized accounting and auditing system, comprehensively review the financial situation of hospitals, establish a strict integrity record system, strengthen behavioral constraints, increase social supervision, and encourage the public to report medical corruption
Strong transparency. It is necessary to put an end to corrupt thinking from the ideological root, strengthen education on professional ethics and warning education, and strengthen the awareness of honesty among medical personnel.
However, anti-corruption work requires the participation of government departments, medical institutions, the public and other sectors of society to achieve fundamental results. The road to medical anti-corruption is arduous and long, and it requires the joint efforts of all parties in society to move steadily in a clean and healthy direction.
In conclusion, the issue of anti-corruption will not be solved overnight, and continuous efforts are required. While the health commission's initiatives are beginning to bear fruit, corruption is deeply entrenched and eradication requires more systematic reforms. In the short term, this anti-corruption campaign will certainly have an impact on the doctor-patient relationship, but in the long run, it will be conducive to the health of the health care system. However, we must also be wary of whether there is a bigger political game behind the fight against corruption. Whether medical anti-corruption can plug the loopholes in profit transmission and rebuild the trust of doctors and patients needs to be tested by practice. The fight against corruption is a protracted battle, there is still a long way to go, and we still need to sound the alarm and work together for a more just, clean and healthy future for the medical sector. Everyone is welcome to speak freely in the comment area!
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