Doctor’s Benevolence Episode 30 Who has the line about the doctor’s grievance mentioned by Wu Mingxun?

The lines between Wu Mingxun and the Director of Health in the TV series "The Benevolence of Doctors"

Let me first talk about the grievances of our doctors. I think our medical industry is actually facing unprecedented difficulties. In the thirty years of reform and opening up, our lives have undergone earth-shaking changes. People's living standards have improved and their materials have been greatly enriched. However, people's overall humanistic quality has not. improve synchronously. Medicine and public health are the basic guarantees of a country. To put it more broadly, they are the second national defense. However, this industry has not improved at the same time. This is reflected in two aspects. First, our own attitude towards our medicine. There is insufficient understanding of achievements and results summary; second, the state's investment in medical care has not increased simultaneously.

Over the past thirty years, our medical care has made great progress. With the improvement of diagnostic technology, our neonatal mortality rate, maternal mortality rate, and sudden death patient mortality rate have been greatly reduced. This is true in general provincial and prefecture-level hospitals, and some even in county-level hospitals for those endangered sudden death patients. As long as they can be sent to the hospital in time, they can basically be recycled and given a chance to survive again. This is a huge progress in Chinese medicine. I hope the society can see the development of our industry and the people can trust us.

China's per capita GDP has now reached 1,200 US dollars. This is an era of transformation from subsistence to moderate prosperity. The growth history of all developed countries is the same. When a society is in a period of transformation, the increase in medical expenses, including the increase in diagnosis and treatment costs, is a manifestation of social progress. It's just like a family. In the past, if there was no money, they could only endure the disease. Now that they have money, they should take good care of themselves when they are sick. If there are medicines with small side effects, they should not use those with big side effects, but all of this costs money. In the past, our medical level was low. When sick patients were carried to the hospital using a door panel, they died without even knowing why. But now, medicine has progressed, and various detection techniques have improved. Generally, no matter what disease we have, we can get a basic judgment, but being able to diagnose does not mean being able to treat it. This is exactly what medicine needs to progress. place. Nowadays, people know what kind of disease they have, and the failure to cure it is all blamed on the doctor. In the process of exploring treatment, the doctor needs to watch films and reports again and again, and needs the auxiliary treatment of equipment to treat accurately, and the treatment results are consistent with The differences in treatment methods need to be viewed separately, and this is something we need to publicize to the public. However, many people enjoy advanced technological treatment but cannot accept the high cost. This is also wrong.

What is the mission of a doctor? In addition to saving lives, we also want to make the lives that have passed away peaceful and peaceful. And what we are facing now is that our doctors are overwhelmed by those financial pressures. Our doctors are asked every day by people who are concerned about expenses, expenses, diagnosis process, and examination procedures. Every process must be thought through and the cost must be considered in every process. However, the process of medical treatment and the process of doctors making diagnosis is such a complex process. It is such a complex and changeable process, and the human body is such a complex world, such a fragile and complex system. Our doctors have to explain to lay family members all day long what this medicine is and how that medicine is. Matter of fact, saying the wrong thing can cause too much trouble.

Chinese doctors are the hardest working group in the world. In fact, being a doctor is equally hard all over the world, but Chinese doctors have to bear more. Sometimes when I think about those surgeries and the busy work, I don’t know how I survived. My wife Jiang Yidan is eight months pregnant and is still working in the operating room. She performs at least two surgeries every day, facing blood stains, viruses, sick people and chaotic emotions.

China has few medical resources, few hospitals, and few doctors. It is difficult for patients to see a doctor. They finally queued up, but the doctor dismissed them with a few words. Of course they have emotions. If they spend money, they are not cured. They will even vent their grievances on our hospital, which we all understand.

In fact, patients are the hardest hit. They are sick and suffering physical pain. If there is no good curative effect, they will definitely spread their grievances on our hospital. But they don’t know that medicine has limitations and doctors are not omnipotent. Doctors and patients are one body and both face human diseases together. If all this is a normal medical environment, it can be solved through communication, but now it becomes impossible to communicate because of the word money in the middle.

Director, please forgive me for speaking too directly. Doctors should be a respected and noble profession. Behind the respect of doctors is not only dignity, but behind dignity is actually rights and access. The right to treat patients in the best possible way. As the old saying goes: Doctors have the heart of parents. Who among the current doctors has the courage? Doctors complain, patients complain. As the vice president, I am busy dealing with these things all day long. What I think about all day is how to keep our doctors and nurses mentally balanced. Faith alone cannot unite the team, and doctors must also We have to support our families and make a living. Our hospitals have already gone too far. I don’t have the ability to give them more bonuses, and I don’t advocate this. What I talk to them all day long is dedication. Only today, when I am facing a crisis, do I realize how sorry I am for them. I really regret that I was unable to pay them more bonuses and seek more benefits for them. I, Wu Mingxun, don’t love money, nor am I greedy or greedy, but why should I ask my thousands of employees to be like me? How can I compensate them for their hard work day after day, year after year? In fact, none of these are reasons, none of them. Patients are the hardest workers. They have given their bodies and lives to us. There is no reason for us not to do a good job, no.