Recently, there have been a lot of hot topics on the Internet, but the most heart-wrenching one has to be the evaluation of "the world's only medical commercialization".
As soon as we ordinary people hear this topic, we have mixed tastes in our hearts, it is difficult and expensive to see a doctor, and it has been like a big stone pressing on the chest for many years, making people breathless.
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Speaking of this medical commercialization, it is really love-hate and love-hate, what I love is that it has indeed improved our medical level a lot, and more advanced technology and equipment have entered the hospital, so that our people can also enjoy better medical services.
But what I hate is that as soon as this commercialization goes too far, it becomes a profit-seeking field for capital, and doctors are no longer angels in white who simply save lives and help the wounded, but "businessmen" who are led by the nose by performance and commissions.
Think about it, a small cold can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars to go to the hospital, and an ordinary operation can cost tens of thousands. And those good hospitals and good doctors are concentrated in big cities, and it is really difficult for us ordinary people to see a doctor. Even in big cities, the modern medical facilities, which look quite advanced, are confusing to operate. Registration, payment, and taking medicine, every link is like walking through a maze, which makes people dizzy.
Not to mention those private hospitals, which are full of chaos and have become a paradise for capital. Taking kickbacks, prescribing expensive drugs, over-treating...... These phenomena have become almost commonplace in private hospitals. As for the patients, they have become the wronged leaders in this commercial drama, and they have been slaughtered to a blur of flesh and blood.
Of course, we can't kill all the hospitals and doctors with a stick. In this huge medical system, there are still many doctors who stick to their original intentions and save lives. They are silently dedicated and have made great efforts for the health of their patients. But the problem is that those corners that have been eroded by commercialization have seriously affected the image and credibility of the entire healthcare system.
Therefore, this dilemma of medical commercialization really needs to be cured. We have to find the problem from the source and find a way from the system to return medical care to its essence - saving lives and helping the wounded. At the same time, we also need to strengthen supervision and make those hospitals and doctors who violate the law pay the price they deserve. Only in this way can people truly enjoy fair, high-quality and accessible medical services.
Is capital really so powerful?
Small colds generally don't need to hang water!
It seems that netizens understand everything!
That's right!
Finally, I would like to say that the commercialization of medicine is not a flood beast, the key is how to guide and regulate. We need to make this commercialization a driving force for the development of the medical industry, not a stumbling block that hinders us from seeing a doctor. When will it be no longer difficult or expensive for our people to see a doctor, that is the real medical progress!