Can you imagine a doctor being dissatisfied and persecuted by the hospital because of his dedication and skillful rejuvenation? This is a blasphemy of medical ethics and professional ethics! However, just recently, an incident in a tertiary hospital in Chengdu has shown us some worrying chaos in the medical field.
Here's the thing:
A young man who claimed to be an intern doctor at the hospital, Mr. Wei, broke the news on social media that when he first worked in the rehabilitation department, he used his skilled diagnosis and treatment skills to enable many patients to recover and be discharged from the hospital within three to five days. But once upon a time, this "overly efficient" performance annoyed Shi, the director of the department in charge, and was directly accused of affecting the hospital's income.
Then an unbelievable scene happened: Shi not only reprimanded Mr. Wei, but also transferred him directly from the rehabilitation department and was forcibly assigned to the ophthalmology department. In view of the fact that Mr. Wei did not have a background in ophthalmology, he was obviously not qualified for the relevant work, so he had to choose to resign. And he also revealed that there were already 6 fellow travelers in the hospital, all of whom were forced to leave for the same reason.
What's even more infuriating is that in a video suspected of being exposed by Mr. Wei, Shi asked: "The patient was discharged from the hospital after three or five days, how can the hospital collect money?" It is not difficult to see that his remarks have deviated from the benevolence and noble professional ethics of doctors, and reveal a blatant commercial tendency of profit-seeking.
Afterwards, the hospital shirked its responsibilities and passed the buck!
Although the hospital concerned said that the two parties were only interns and had nothing to do with them. However, this kind of unreasonable quibbling is too much to shirk responsibility and cannot conceal the essence of the facts. For a long time, more and more hospitals have deviated from their original intentions and distorted values in the process of pursuing economic interests, which cannot but cause us to be deeply worried.
As the young generation of the new era, we have all been influenced by all kinds of positive propaganda, believing that angels in white should be models of benevolence, selflessness, and selflessness. Under the impact of commercialization, some hospitals may have already put the real health needs of patients secondary. Many netizens encountered the same experience:
To use the most straightforward analogy, some patients have a mild condition and should be discharged as soon as possible when the doctor treats them well. However, if they insist on prolonging their hospital stay and defaulting on their payments, they will inevitably suffer more and increase the risk of complications. More serious cases can also occur to seriously ill patients, who are forcibly "kicked out" of the hospital, which will directly threaten the safety of life.
The doctor-patient relationship has been around for a long time, and the conflict is worsening
Recently, the National Health Commission and other departments have issued the "Guiding Opinions on Strengthening the Construction of Medical and Health Practices", aiming to curb some violations of laws and regulations by medical institutions and practitioners. The data released by the Supreme Court also reflects the increasing number of medical malpractice cases that need to be heard by the courts.
Netizens expressed their complaints:
The doctor-patient relationship is caused by these doctors who are full of minds that want to overcharge!
In the past, it was good to think about a few dozen yuan for a small cold, but now the cold is not cured at all if it is a large number of hundreds or thousand!
This netizen's experience is called bizarre: you can't listen to all the doctor's words! Last year, I had pustules on my buttocks, and the doctor hospitalized me, and I said to prescribe some medicine first, but the result was, I didn't take the medicine, and the next day I squeezed out the pus, and it didn't cost a penny. The doctor also called hospitalization, which also shows that the doctor wants to make your black money
It is imperative to rebuild a good doctor-patient relationship and maintain normal medical order. Only by returning the medical profession to its true face and fully demonstrating the benevolence and professional ethics of doctors can social harmony and stability be fundamentally guaranteed.
Finally, I would like to ask everyone, have you ever been pitted by the hospital?
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