1. Medical reform: the problem of "complex patients" in the DRG storm
Let's talk about one thing today, which is quite a headache, that is, the DRG payment reform. It sounds lofty, but do you know what? This reform is now making it difficult for hospitals and patients, especially those who are "complicated".
Imagine that you go to the hospital to see a doctor, and you thought it was a small cold, but when you check it, oops, oh my mother, there are a bunch of problems with high blood pressure and diabetes. Now it's okay, the doctor looked at it, frowned, and muttered in his heart: "This treatment fee, the DRG standard is not agreed!" As a result, the hospital began to pick and choose patients to admit them, isn't it panicking?
2. You have to listen to the doctor's "bitter water".
You may not know it, but it's not easy to be a doctor right now. A buddy secretly told me: "Brother, we are in this business now, we are busy for a month, and in the end, the department has to pay for it." Who is willing to put this on your feet?"
And, guess what? Sometimes, the patient himself doesn't know how many "surprises" are hidden. A check, good guys, the common cold turned into a complication exhibition. The doctor was so bitter in his heart, and he had to smile and comfort him on the surface: "It's okay, let's take it step by step." What I actually thought in my heart was: "Now, the bonus is in vain again." ”
3. Netizens fried the pot, and the comment area became a "spit conference"
As soon as this incident came out, the Internet was lively, and the comment area was simply a large-scale "miserable conference".
Someone said: "When you see a doctor in the future, do you have to ask first, does my medical insurance package cover the whole package? If not, I will endure it first, and save enough to see the illness together?" Haha, this humor is full of sadness!
Another person shared his personal experience: "My dad had a cerebral hemorrhage, and the hospital was stunned that he would not give infusion, saying that he would just take medicine." As a result, the condition worsened and a craniotomy was necessary. In the end, the hospital said that if they stayed any longer, they would have to pay for the transfer. You say, what is this called?"
4. Who knows the "suffering" of the medical industry?
Of course, hospitals also have problems. A netizen in the medical circle jumped out and explained: "Brothers and sisters, you don't know, pharmaceutical consumables almost don't make money, and there are few people who check anything." At present, the internal medicine department does not work by selling medicines, and it cannot survive at all without surgery and technical work. As soon as this DRG comes, our hearts are really bottomless!"
5. Can the doctor-patient relationship still be good?
As soon as this matter was troubled, the little boat of trust between doctors and patients felt that it was going to overturn. Netizens are worried that going to the hospital in the future will become the same as going to the supermarket, each disease has to be settled separately, and after one is treated, it will be discharged from the hospital as soon as possible, and the next one will be replaced? Alas, it's tiring to think about.
So, we have to ponder, whether this DRG reform has brought benefits to our people, or has it added to the blockage? Have you encountered a similar situation? Or, what unique insights do you have on this matter? Come to the comment area to chat, let's come up with ideas together, maybe one day, our voices will be heard!
In short, the road of medical reform is full of potholes, and we all have to be careful. I hope that one day in the future, whether it is a simple headache and brain fever or a complex incurable disease, I can find a warm embrace in the hospital, instead of a cold wall. Come, tell us your opinion, let's work together to make tomorrow's medical environment a little better!