"The hospitals are all in order, and it's no longer safe to see a doctor!" This is a phrase that has been circulating on the Internet recently. It turned out that the Health Commission decided to carry out a strict rectification of a number of tertiary hospitals and comprehensively inspect whether the medical services and fees were standardized, which caused an uproar in the society for a while.
In this regard, the reaction of the masses can be described as mixed. Some people applauded, but more people were worried and helpless. After all, tertiary hospitals have always been the medical façade valued by the Chinese people, and if even these hospitals have problems, won't the sense of security in seeing a doctor be even more worrisome? In fact, this rectification is only the tip of the iceberg.
In recent years, the doctor-patient relationship has deteriorated day by day, and various medical disputes are common, which has seriously affected the people's sense of gain. Therefore, it is imperative to vigorously rectify the situation. However, there are still many uncertainties about whether the remediation results can meet expectations and whether the doctor-patient relationship can truly be alleviated.
Behind the rectification: the deep-seated conflict between doctors and patients
In this society, only hospitals are the most difficult to do. In the face of rising drug prices, rampant medical troubles, and vicious competition among peers, the hospital is really having a hard time. The top three hospitals are the champions in the college entrance examination - the craftsmanship must be good, the service must be thoughtful, and the slightest mistake will be criticized by the masses. Under pressure from many parties, they can only do it hard.
At the other end of the spectrum, the patients also have a stomach full of grievances. Some complain about the bad attitude of doctors, some hate indiscriminate charges, and of course, more of them hate the unequal distribution of medical resources - can you not be angry because medicine is expensive and difficult to treat?
The convergence of these structural problems ultimately led to an overall deterioration in the doctor-patient relationship. On the surface, it is a doctor-patient confrontation, but in fact, the entire medical system needs to be further improved. If this rectification only treats the symptoms but not the root cause, I am afraid that it will achieve little results.
Difficulty in rectification: Pay equal attention to hospital self-discipline and supervision
A key question has been raised: Who will supervise the regulators? In the past rectifications, the regulatory departments have often been unable to do their best, and the hospitals have only coped with the inspections, and everything has returned to the original point. The reason for this is that supervision and being supervised are two different skins, and there is a lack of effective self-discipline mechanism. In fact, there are many medical staff within the hospital who want to reform.
They are eager for the hospital to establish a scientific and standardized service process and charging mechanism, but they are suffering from various pressures from reality. If the rectification can promote the self-improvement of the hospital, the effect may be even better. Of course, self-discipline alone is not enough. It is also necessary for the regulatory authorities to play a rigid role of the government and crack down on non-standard behaviors to form a deterrent. Regulatory and self-discipline are indispensable, and this is the key to rectification.
Rectification Effect: Can the Doctor-Patient Relationship Really Improve?
As the rectification progressed, emotions were also fermenting on all sides – patients were expecting improvements, and medical staff were worried about taking on unnecessary stress. For a time, the doctor-patient relationship became more tense and antagonistic. But we can't choke on food. Whether the rectification can be effective depends on the follow-up supervision and self-adjustment of hospitals.
If all parties can look at it rationally and essentially promote the reform of the medical system, the doctor-patient relationship will gradually improve. Of course, this requires a process and the joint efforts of everyone. As patients, we both supervise the hospital and give room for improvement; As a doctor, we must be self-respecting and introspective, and act actively. Rectification is not the end, but a new beginning.
It marks the end of the country's attention to the issue of doctors and patients, and that's a good thing. The hospital was put in order, and we can't just complain. Because only when doctors and patients co-treat and build together, and hospitals obey the people, can the big ship of medical care move forward steadily. Let's work together to give the doctor-patient relationship a chance to start anew!
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