A hospital in Guangzhou used drugs more than 80 times, resulting in the death of patients. What kind of legal responsibility should the hospital bear? In a hospital in Guangzhou, a patient died after taking more than 80 doses. The attending doctor must bear the unshirkable responsibility for this medical accident, and the hospital should bear the corresponding legal responsibility for the concealment and maintenance of this medical accident, which will also terminate his doctor career. I still have the following views on the death of patients caused by the drug content exceeding 80 times:

First, the course of the medical accident is like this.

After investigation, Ms. Zhang's mother was hospitalized for repeated attacks of cold and cough. At that time, doctors gave drugs directly to patients without the consent or diagnosis of their families. At that time, the drug used for patients was a rheumatoid drug called methotrexate. Is it necessary to use rheumatoid drugs for colds and coughs? Therefore, there is illegal medication in this behavior, and the white blood cells of patients are almost zero after medication. Not long after, Ms. Zhang found that her mother was injecting yellow medicine and asked the attending doctor. The doctor said it was chemotherapy. This answer is even more incredible. A cold actually used both rheumatoid drugs and chemotherapy drugs. Two days later, Ms. Zhang's mother passed away.

Second, the hospital did not inform the patient's family about the medication.

The hospital is a place to cure diseases and save lives, so there has been such a big mistake. Without knowing the patient's condition in detail, the patient used drugs and did not inform the patient's family in time, which led to the patient's wrong use of drugs, which had strong side effects and caused the patient to suffer both psychological and physical harm. The attending doctor and the responsible leader of the hospital have unshirkable responsibility for this mistake.

Third, rectify and investigate relevant personnel.

Attending doctor, his blind medication led to the death of the elderly, and it was useless to inform his family about the medication in advance. This is a private drug, and hospital administrators think it is negligence to control the drug. In the event of such a big medical accident, the relevant departments should sort out the hospital atmosphere, investigate whether all employees have doctor's practice certificates, and punish the relevant personnel for revoking their practice certificates.