How to thank the doctor?

If we talk about gratitude,

1. What I hope most is that patients and their families respect doctors and nurses, and don’t have a condescending attitude that they should do whatever they do for you. The uncle returns to the uncle. Just scold the doctor and yell at the nurse when something is not going well. Doctors and nurses are human beings. If they face such patients all day long, how can the doctor be in a good mood? No matter how good the service attitude is, there will still be times when he shows his unhappiness. , not to mention that the quality is now mixed.

2. Please don’t think that doctors are just trying to defraud you of your money. Most doctors are not as bad as they think. Of course, some bad apples are not excluded. Don’t go around exaggerating and publicizing that it’s all the fault of doctors and hospitals just because some unscrupulous media have deliberately exaggerated or even distorted the truth of the incident without investigating the facts, constantly worsening the doctor-patient relationship, and worsening the distrust between both parties. Among the people I know, except for those who work as doctors, nurses or family members, few people understand the difficulties of doctors and nurses. They talk about receiving red envelopes and so on. Most hospitals are prohibited from doing so. You send them to the doctor. Will not accept it either.

3. Don’t express your anger. The recent constant reports of violent incidents have made people see the plight of doctors and nurses. This is just what they see, the real situation is worse. Doctors at county-level hospitals in the city where I live basically encounter this all the time. County-level hospitals do not have security teams. They often have to carry something for self-protection in their pockets. Beatings often occur, which makes them panic. Go to work on the ground. In the words of my friends who work there, if you put on a white coat, you are a doctor, but if you take off the white coat, you are a soldier. Often, patients gather a group of people to break into the hospital and smash it up because of trivial matters.

As the same saying goes, mutual respect is the best gratitude. What I saw and heard in the hospital in the past few years made me apply for medical school all my college entrance examination choices. I was thinking about how good it is to save lives and heal the wounded. It's heartbreaking, but I still choose to continue to be a doctor. Doctors do not need any act of gratitude from you. It is their duty to treat illnesses and save lives. However, if doctors and nurses are harmed again and again, who will be willing to study medicine in the future and who will treat illnesses and save lives.

Sorry, my answer may be a little off-topic, but two days ago my classmate was hit with a concussion and a broken rib. I haven’t recovered yet, so I won’t say more