Why is there a farce about who will occupy the resources first in a place where mutual help should be helped?
Shouldn't public health facilities be prioritized on demand?
On April 28, in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, a small dispute occurred in the nebulization treatment area of the hospital.
The protagonist of the matter is a mother who comes with her two daughters to hang salt water, and the other is a lady who needs nebulization treatment.
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The atmosphere in the hospital was tense because some of the nebulization machines were damaged and the equipment available was very limited.
Unfortunately, the two little girls who needed to hang salt water occupied a usable atomization device.
They sat there, doing their homework and receiving treatment, and seemed to be well settled.
However, this is a big problem for ladies who need nebulization treatment.
Her treatment was urgent, but she couldn't find any spare equipment. She first tried to communicate with the mother herself, hoping that the other party would be considerate and give up a place.
She explained that her treatment only took seven or eight minutes, and that there were many other places in the hospital where salt water could be hung.
But the mother seemed a little stubborn and unwilling to move her daughters.
There was no progress and the lady in need of treatment had to turn to a nurse.
The nurse was also very embarrassed, and she confirmed that it was true that the other atomization equipment was either occupied or broken.
The nurse explained the situation to the mother, but the mother seemed to be more assertive and still refused to give any concessions.
The hospital was supposed to be a place for people to treat the sick, but now it has become so complicated because of some small things.
Eventually, after the other patients had completed their treatments, a device was freed up and the woman was able to perform the nebulization treatment she desperately needed.
Although the matter was eventually resolved, it also exposed the problems of hospital management in the maintenance and deployment of emergency equipment.
At the same time, it also reflects the need for everyone to show more empathy and cooperation in public places, especially hospitals, which require more understanding and cooperation.
Hot comments from netizens
It is they who are hanging water, but they occupy the seat of the machine that does atomization, and the water can be in other positions, they occupy it, and the person who does atomization can't do it.
Watching the video should be that the child is still reading a book and doing homework while hanging water, and he needs to use that small table. It's just too domineering and selfish!
Looking at the child's blue school uniform, it should be a middle school, and there are parents with such a position to do homework and be admitted to the top score.
You plug the tube in, press the switch, stand next to it and do the atomization, and leave this outrageous mother and daughter alone.
The child is so old, the three views are correct and must be moved, you see that if you don't move, it is estimated that the child will also be affected and selfish, some things do not need to be taught, it will be imperceptibly affected, and they do not feel that there is anything wrong with this when they mature.
At the child's age, you should be able to stand up and let it go.
Equipment management in hospitals is obviously a big problem
Equipment management in hospitals is obviously a big problem. Atomization equipment is either broken or inadequate, which points to a serious problem: poor management.
How can a hospital, as a location for providing emergency medical services, allow critical equipment to be paralyzed? This is not a trivial problem, it is a dereliction of duty.
The hospital management should immediately reflect and conduct a thorough inspection and correction of the equipment management system.
Understanding the mother's heart, the child is important, but this is not in the living room of your own home, this is the hospital. Every minute of every piece of equipment in the hospital may be related to the health and even the lives of others.
The mother behaved selfishly to the extreme, apparently lacking a basic sense of public behavior and basic respect for others.
This kind of behavior of "caring only for oneself and not for others" is not advisable under any circumstances.
The nurse eventually intervened to try to mediate, but it seemed a little overwhelmed. This is not just an isolated case, but a systemic problem.
Hospitals need to establish more efficient emergency response and conflict resolution mechanisms to avoid the recurrence of such problems, affecting the normal operation of hospitals and the legitimate rights and interests of patients.
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This is a lesson, a wake-up call for the hospital and a test of public morality for the public.
Hopefully, this will be a turning point for everyone to learn how to behave more responsibly and compassionately in public spaces.
What do you think?
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