All the staff in the hospital, including doctors, nurses, management and support staff, should adhere to the principle of "life first" in their work, and should provide help to the best of their ability when patients are in trouble.
Some people say that this is a moral kidnapping, but in fact, every specific place has a specific mission, and the staff in the hospital should take the initiative to help patients should become a conscious habit, not to mention that some work may be their job.
On May 11, a netizen in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province posted a video, saying that he took his wife to the emergency department of Jiangsu Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital, and encountered something unacceptable to them.
This incident has caused a lot of controversy on the Internet, because people with common sense know that the amniotic water of a pregnant woman is broken, in fact, there is a great risk to adults and the fetus in the womb, if not treated in time, it is easy to have an accident, and it is an emergency, why would the security guard turn a blind eye?
In the comment area of the video, the netizen stated the general course of the incident, drove his wife to the hospital emergency department at night, and asked the security guard where the emergency department was, but the security guard didn't raise his head, so he could only park the car on the side of the road and go in to find the emergency nurse.
The nurse suggested parking the car downstairs in the emergency room, but she couldn't get in at all, so the nurse called the security guard to move the barricade, but when she left, the barricade stopped again, and the netizen turned on the light and honked the horn, but the security guard was still indifferent.
Someone knocked on the door, the security guard just looked up, and the security guard at this time was wearing headphones, looking at the phone, ignoring it, and after asking if he could open the door, he scolded the other party: You don't have a hand, you can't open it yourself?
In this regard, netizens also quarreled in the comment area, and all parties had different opinions.
(1) The security guard was negligent and did not do his job well.
Some people think that some security guards like to hang their children and can't recognize the nature of their work, not to mention that they can't bow their heads and play with their mobile phones during working hours.
(2) There is a cause for the incident, and it cannot be ruled out that it is caused by the family's own problems.
Some netizens believe that under normal circumstances, the gate of the hospital is automatically raised, so why do you need security guards to open the door? It cannot be ruled out that it is an abnormal passage for family members to drive, otherwise how can there be roadblocks? And judging from the behaviors such as lighting and honking, there may also be unfriendly or unexplained situations, and the security guards cannot be blamed for communication problems.
It is worth noting that after the incident, some media contacted the hospital, and the staff said that the security guards had been punished, and the patient's family was very satisfied.
In fact, this matter is definitely inappropriate at the hospital level, on the one hand, the staff play with their mobile phones during their shifts; On the other hand, hospitals are places where people are treated, and all staff should be proactive in providing services.
So what is the specific punishment? The follow-up is also coming!
On May 11, the pregnant woman's family deleted the previously posted video and issued a statement:
In the statement, the family said that the hospital has been actively dealing with the problem since the incident, and his complaint is only aimed at the security guard, not the hospital, and he personally recognizes the hospital very much, and the medical staff are very responsible.
At present, the security guard has apologized to the pregnant woman and her family, and the hospital has also promised to strengthen management.
Judging from the statement of the party, his complaint should be well-founded, otherwise the security guard will most likely not apologize easily, as mentioned above, looking at the mobile phone and turning a blind eye to emergency assistance, there is a big problem in itself, in fact, this has nothing to do with whether the so-called channel is open.
This may seem like a trivial matter, but the hospital is a place where every second counts, and if the consequences are caused by the security guard's failure to provide timely help, it is very complicated, at least for pregnant women, and it is worth pondering.