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How to treat the incident of injured doctors in the Second Affiliated Hospital of Nanchang?
I remember when I was a child, my father often told me that the three "teachers" were the best, the most respected and the highest in social status, namely teachers, doctors and lawyers. So far, both teachers and doctors have some occupational risks. Teachers are afraid of safety accidents for students, and doctors are afraid of safety accidents for patients. Once something goes wrong, they may lose their jobs and even threaten their personal safety.

The incident of injured doctors in Nanchang attracted attention on the Internet. According to the police report of Donghu Branch of Nanchang City, an injury case occurred in the outpatient department of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Nanchang University. The suspect Pei Motang (male, 76 years old, from Shang Gang Town, Nanchang County) stabbed the doctor Zeng Momei (female, 5 1 year old) with a needle. In the afternoon, the suspect was successfully captured by the public security organs in Ganggang.

The tension between doctors and patients is actually a long-standing social problem, which has a certain relationship with medical institutions, medical staff and patients. First of all, some unhealthy medical institutions and medical workers are mercenary and ignore medical ethics. Card, take, want, what is needed, what is harmful to patients, what is bribed by pharmaceutical companies, and what is bad service attitude ... all these make patients distrust hospitals and doctors.

For example, the exposure of events such as the injury of the director of anesthesiology department and the bribery of medical representatives will aggravate people's views on medical corruption. Of course, we believe that most doctors are upright and have good medical ethics, and only a few are corrupt in professional ethics. However, as the saying goes, "a mouse excrement spoils a pot of porridge", it is often because of the professional ethics of individual staff that other medical staff find it difficult to carry out their work.

Of course, the tension between doctors and patients is not entirely the pot of hospitals and doctors. Some patients have low quality and will only think from their own perspective. Once your illness appears repeatedly, when the effect is slow, you will pour out and even get angry. We often see patients who make a scene in the hospital because of a trivial matter and ask why, in fact, it is because the nurse pulled out the needle late or because the attending doctor did not make rounds on time.

When patients do have disputes or opinions with hospitals and doctors, they can all reflect them through proper na'g channels. If the problem is serious, they can even report it, but it is inappropriate and not allowed to hurt people like this.

Frequent medical injuries also alert our medical institutions to strengthen security work. How to ensure the safety of medical staff and whether there are enough security forces to ensure the normal work of the hospital and the personal inviolability of doctors are urgent problems for the hospital to solve. For those who vent their dissatisfaction in extreme ways and cause harm to doctors, the law should severely punish them as an example!

At present, the doctor-patient relationship still has a long way to go, but with the deepening of medical reform, I believe that the doctor-patient relationship will be properly changed in the near future, and such tragedies will be less and less!