Oh my god, as soon as this unaccompanied system came out, it was like a spring breeze, and it blew all over the hospitals in Fujian and Tianjin. It's a new policy, but in fact, I look at it, isn't this just a big relief for patients and their families? But at the end of the day, is this really that smooth sailing? We have to break it up.
First of all, we have to admit that the traditional escort model does make many family members big. If someone is hospitalized, it can be said that it is a common thing at home, taking turns to guard the bedside, it is so tired that not only the body and bones, but also the heart will be twisted into a ball. In a situation like Xiao Wang's, if it weren't for the hospital, it is estimated that she would still have to wander around the hospital day and night.
But then again, is it really all good? How can there be such a perfect thing in this world? In other words, if they take care of a family member as delicately, can they do it if they are medical staff? No matter how good a nurse is, it is impossible to revolve around a patient every day, and we have to recognize this objective reality. There is also the cost of 60 yuan a day, which is not a big deal for some families, but for low- and middle-income families, it is also a lot of expenses.
To tell the truth, this unaccompanied system is like a handful of thorny roses, smelling incense and pricking hands is a must. But that doesn't mean we have to turn it away. You see, with this system, medical staff can be more technically sophisticated, and patients can enjoy professional care. In the long run, it is clear that the benefits outweigh the disadvantages.
The most important thing I think is the affection between doctors and patients. I heard that medical staff now not only have to learn medical knowledge, but also improve their humanistic care ability. Isn't this just adding a fire to the cold hospital? This fire warms the hearts of patients and their families. Don't we often say that "attitude is everything", with this affection, even a smile can give patients great support and encouragement.
In the final analysis, the unaccompanied care system is not only a change in medical services, but also a test of the doctor-patient relationship and the ability of social humanistic care. The reality is indeed sweet and bitter, and there are a lot of problems. But how can we know the result without trying it? At present, it seems that this system has brought us a lot of hope and expectation. Anyway, the times are advancing, and we have to keep up. In this medical field, on the way forward, as the saying goes, no matter how many twists and turns, we have to try right and wrong.