Today's topic –
Why don't doctors take care of unregistered patients?
In the busy hospital corridors, every doctor is a warrior in a white coat, who is in a race against time and against illness.
However, have you noticed that sometimes doctors will appear indifferent or even ignore those who are not registered, and what are the reasons and frustrations behind this?
Today, let's follow the replies of netizens to find out why doctors don't care about unregistered patients?
Registration is the most basic respect. In the end, it is summed up very well, that is, there is a lack of empathy.
Obviously there are patients in the clinic, and the patients or family members in the back of the queue have to push the door in again and again to see... If a patient watches for more than 5 minutes, the patients in the back will not be able to sit still, and they will get up and say, "Why is this so long? There are so many people in the back!"
Why you can make a voice
I think the best thing is the sentence "You just ask, I'll just say it, can you believe it?"
Yes, if you don't want money if you don't see it well, what is the difference between it and those jobs that don't need to learn and have no technical content, read so many books, pay so much hard work, and don't even pay hard work alone, and your family also has to make a lot of sacrifices, and finally bargain like selling things on the Internet, this kind of thing is really chilling. Moreover, after so many years of medical development, not all diseases can be cured, and the diseases that can be cured are not all after all.
125 patients in one afternoon! Salute! Support you! It's not easy.
How can you prescribe medicine without registration? Doctors are not hackers, they just have to adhere to principles.
If you are really going to die, the hospital will not need you to register and pay, and will save your life first.
I used to see the gynecology department, and the director stuffed two mouthfuls of noodles in his spare time after the medical examination of the patient. I can't eat it anymore [tears flow]......
Another time, I went to the doctor, I was on the first day of the afternoon, and when I went, I hadn't finished reading the morning number, and when it was my time, the doctor said that I would go to the toilet first and come back immediately...
Thank you for your dedication [Like] So, I should have suggested that Auntie I will help you with the VIP procedures at the beginning, check it immediately, and be absolutely considerate of the elderly.
An old director who was rehired by the hospital only said a simple sentence to all patients who did not register and directly cut in line: go to register. He told me that I don't care about the 2.5 yuan registration fee, but it is the embodiment of the labor value of our doctors, although it is very cheap, but it can't be so cheap.
As a patient, I like doctors who can call in order, and as doctors, I like patients who can come in in order [Like]
That's right!
"Unhappiness is the most tiring"
Heart-cumbing!
And you can't brush anything without registration, what's the use.
On the other hand, if a doctor spends half a day discussing the condition with an unregistered person, the problem will become that he is unable to see a doctor.
After reading the comment area, I finally know the root cause of the tension between doctors and patients!
As we all know, a hospital is a huge medical system, and every doctor has his or her own clear job responsibilities and processes.
Registration, as the first step in this system, is not only the initial screening of the patient's condition, but also an important basis for the doctor to arrange the treatment plan.
However, when a patient seeks help from a doctor without registration, it often disrupts this orderly work rhythm.
As a result, doctors may miss important treatment opportunities for existing patients, and may even make incorrect diagnoses due to insufficient information.
In addition to this, the intensity of doctors' work is also an important reason why they have to ignore unregistered patients.
In a high-pressure work environment, doctors need to concentrate on patients who have already been registered and whose condition is clear.
They need to make an accurate diagnosis and come up with an effective treatment plan in a limited time.
For those patients who are not registered, it is difficult for doctors to understand their specific conditions in a short period of time, and it is even more difficult to make effective interventions.
Of course, we can't simply attribute this behavior to indifference or neglect.
In the face of limited medical resources and huge work pressure, doctors often need to make difficult choices.
They are accountable not only to each patient, but also to the healthcare system as a whole.
Therefore, as patients, we should understand and respect the doctor's work process and follow the prescribed procedures to register for medical treatment.
How do you feel about this? Do you have any experience or experience related to this topic? Welcome to share and discuss.