For discharge procedures, you need a doctor to issue a discharge certificate, then go to the charge office to complete the procedures, hand over the items you received when you were hospitalized, and have the medical staff explain the precautions after discharge, and then just follow the doctor's instructions. .

1. The doctor issues a discharge certificate.

2. Complete the formalities at the charge office and stamp the seal of the Medical Department.

3. Go to the inpatient department to hand over the items you received when you were hospitalized, and the medical staff will explain the precautions after discharge.

4. The procedures in each hospital are similar. Generally, you can solve the problem by asking the nurse, or you can also ask the attending doctor. Generally, the doctor will explain what receipts you need to bring when issuing a discharge certificate for you. Which window should be used?

"Interim Measures for Technical Appraisal of Medical Accidents" Article 36 The expert appraisal team shall comprehensively analyze the role of medical negligence in causing damage to medical accidents, the patient's original disease status and other factors, and determine medical negligence. The degree of responsibility for conduct. The degree of liability for medical negligence in medical accidents is divided into:

(1) Full liability, which means that the damage caused by the medical accident is entirely caused by medical negligence.

(2) Primary liability refers to the fact that the consequences of medical accident damage are mainly caused by medical negligence, and other factors play a secondary role.

(3) Secondary liability means that the consequences of medical accident damage are mainly caused by other factors, and medical negligence plays a secondary role.

(4) Slight liability means that most of the damage caused by medical accidents is caused by other factors, and medical negligence plays a minor role.