How to treat the phenomenon of "medical trouble"

The fundamental solution to the problem of "medical trouble" - Internet medical care, which redistributes medical resources.

In recent days, we have seen countless cases of patients being injured and injured, all of which were caused by the lack of treatment for the disease. However, when people see these medical injuries, can they think deeply about whether the root cause of these "medical troubles" is really the problem of the doctor-patient relationship?

I read an article before about the lack of queues for buses in Hong Kong. At first, people attributed it to the low quality of Hong Kong people. Later, they discovered that if there were no queues, there would be no way to catch up to work. , so many college students tried to queue up to change the quality of Hong Kong people, so that they would not be crowded in the bus, but found that they could not get on the bus at all. In the end, they had to become "hypocrites", queuing up before the bus came, and rushing in after the bus came. Fewer cars and more people are the reason why there are no queues on buses.

The same can be said for medical issues. In contemporary society, people suffer from too many diseases, but there are not enough good doctors with excellent skills. Registration often has to wait in line until early in the morning, and online appointments are limited to three. After a month, just like going to work, illness cannot wait. If a patient doesn't like the doctor, just like if he can't squeeze into the car, he must be agitated and "make trouble". Therefore, the medical trouble itself cannot be entirely blamed on the patient.

The rising Internet medical care can effectively solve the problem of unreasonable allocation of medical resources. Patients like Chunyu Doctor can consult with experts online, which solves the problem of not being able to see the experts and only needs to pay a small fee. For example, coming to seek medical advice can enable small local doctors with relatively poor medical standards to consult with experts in big cities on diagnosis and treatment of cases at any time. This breaks the existing regional medical barriers and enables the rapid spread and distribution of medical knowledge. It seems that there is an extra expert in the small place, which undoubtedly plays a big role in solving the patients' problems.

This kind of integration is a huge change that Internet medicine has brought to the medical industry, and the consultation fees patients pay for this are just like the extra transportation fees they pay for the increase in the price of the bus system, in order to obtain better services. Good service requires more than what you pay now, but you get far more than you pay.