Hospital queues occur frequently, how to break them?

I wonder if you have ever jumped the queue in your life.

Finally, I silently accepted and rejected this behavior.

From childhood, teachers and parents will teach us to obey the rules and queue up for discipline, but outside the society, we find that there are simply too many uncivilized phenomena.

Especially when doing nucleic acid testing or seeing a doctor in a hospital, quarrels often occur because of some people's jumping in line. This time, the people who jumped the queue didn't spoil them at all, and loudly reprimanded this behavior and safeguarded their rights and interests.

It is often said that hospitals are always overcrowded, and every family has its own problems. Today's emergency hall is still crowded with people, but a roar suddenly broke out in the queue, attracting everyone's attention.

"Line up, I didn't see the people behind me waiting in line." A man shouted angrily in the hospital corridor. Just now, I saw a woman, as if she didn't see the queue, rushing directly to the consulting room, interrupting the patient who was asking for a consultation and asking the doctor to prescribe a medicine for herself.

The doctor was also very unhappy with this behavior and asked the lady to go out and wait for the phone to come in. Unexpectedly, this woman turned a deaf ear and just stood by with her next plan.

The doctor was about to speak when the man's roar came from outside. The man said angrily to the woman, come out and line up. This time, the woman finally stopped pretending not to hear and began to say various excuses.

I didn't come to see a doctor myself. I just used up the medicine I prescribed before. I came to the doctor to prescribe medicine. It will be quick. But men don't admit this truth, and no one is in a hurry to see a doctor. What made you jump the queue because of this ridiculous excuse?

In the face of the man's excitement and shouting, the woman is very calm and just won't come out. Seeing that the man was getting more and more excited, the doctor next to him quickly comforted him and told him not to be so angry.

Who knows that the angry man was directly ignited when he heard such irrelevant words. Questioning the management of doctors' hospitals, why are such incidents of jumping the queue endless and nobody cares? At this point, the woman just walked out of the clinic.

After coming out, the woman looked aggrieved and dissatisfied. She thinks she just wants to prescribe a medicine, and it's not quality to make a hullabaloo about in public.

I've been muttering, crazy, crazy, and said I came at eight in the morning. This added fuel to the fire directly angered the man.

Angry and choking, he came with his father yesterday, and everyone has to queue up, understand! The two began to argue again, and the doctor on the side quickly made a noise to discourage them. After this scene, everyone lined up in an appropriate way.

After waiting for a long time, I finally got the man's number. He pushed his father in. The interns in the clinic are very nervous, afraid that men will be particularly grumpy and difficult to talk.

Unexpectedly, after coming in, the man's attitude is very good, which is completely different from just now. I took the initiative to communicate with the doctor about my father's illness and told him why I suddenly lost control of my emotions.

It turned out that the man's mother was hospitalized with appendicitis yesterday, and his father accidentally fell down while taking care of it. One person takes care of two old people. This is really a lack of skills. So when I saw someone cut in line, I held my breath.

After listening to the man's story, the doctor also expressed understanding. The chief doctor is even more outspoken. I hate people who cut in line, too. Just rush in. I like people like you. Yell at them and be honest with them.

After successfully taking his father to see a doctor, the man took time to go through the formalities, so he had to put his father on the side of the road first, and then quickly returned to the hospital to continue taking his mother to see a doctor.

As can be seen from the figure of running, this man is definitely a filial child. One person takes care of two old people, and it is inevitable to rush back when jumping the queue.

Many people wondered why the doctors present at that time didn't take tougher measures to let the lady who jumped the queue go out.

In fact, it is also because of the various rules and regulations of domestic hospitals and the overall environment. When doctors see many unfair things, there is no way to solve them immediately.

If you have a dispute with a patient, you will lose in the end. If the fragments are posted on the Internet, it will be easily used by people with a heart, which will lead to greater disputes.

So many times, doctors are forced to be spectators. Although men did make a scene in public at that time, it is understandable to safeguard their rights and interests.

There is a matter of life and death in the hospital. Anyone who is not in a hurry wants to see a doctor and receive treatment as soon as possible. These urgent feelings are understandable, but they are definitely not the reasons for jumping the queue and breaking the rules.

Of course, it's not just hospitals. All kinds of occasions that need to queue up will happen, and everyone may encounter them. I hope everyone can abide by the rules of the public and push others.

Well, this article ends here. How to treat this phenomenon? Please tell us in the comments section.