What you can see is a thank you letter
What is invisible is the original intention
At the beginning of the new year, I received a letter of thanks containing warmth, no flowery rhetoric, no exquisite decoration, only simple words, like a gurgling spring, expressing the best feelings in the world.
the other day
Yaoyao, who was more than 3 years old, came to the pediatric ward of our hospital because of mycoplasma pneumonia. As soon as I arrived in the hallway, I recognized the "silent" little guy at a glance, called out his name, greeted the child, and asked the family about the child. Subsequently, I assisted the family to go through the admission procedures for Yaoyao, and lived in bed 503, which happened to be the bed I was responsible for. When I was hospitalized for 2 days, Yaoyao's sister also needed to be hospitalized due to fever and cough, and the beds were arranged in 557 beds (the beds for the two children were not in the same room, so it was inconvenient for the family to take care of the children).
During the hospitalization, Yaoyao often cried due to physical discomfort, and the parents of the children were also very tired due to the hospitalization of two children at the same time, so during the treatment and nursing, I would chat with the two children and play games with them to soothe their emotions in time to relieve the pressure of parental care. A week later, under everyone's careful care, Yaoyao and her sister recovered and were discharged from the hospital. On the morning of my discharge, I received a letter of thanks from my family.
For many patients, the touching doctor-patient relationship is often not those earth-shattering events, but the meticulous care and warm psychological comfort of doctors and nurses for patients. Patients who need it right the most, and that need is met in a timely manner, often results in far more effective than the drug.
We nurses often say, "We smile more, care more, make more trips to the ward, and provide timely help to those in need, this is our job, and this is what we should do."
The best feedback from patients is these sincere and heartfelt thanks, which express respect and understanding for our medical staff, and are the enduring motivation to give us the firm strength to move forward.
This article was contributed by: Gao Yimeng
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