Why do family members send pennants to doctors when patients die after hospitalization?

March 30th is a special day for all doctors, because it is the International Physician's Day. In the afternoon, it was even more special for Dr. Zhang Duanzhong from the Department of Hematology, Dazhou Central Hospital, because he received a banner from the patient's family. The patient died more than 0 days before/kloc-0. Before her death, Zhang Duan was her attending doctor.

When receiving this banner, the people of Zhang Duan expressed both joy and helplessness. They were happy because the patient's family recognized his professional ethics, but they were helpless because they failed to save the patient's life despite their best efforts. "This kind of mood is very uncomfortable." Regarding the result of mother's death, the patient's son, Mr. Yang, said that doctors are not omnipotent, but during my mother's hospitalization, we saw their dedication and sense of responsibility.

After being hospitalized for more than 20 days, the doctor makes rounds at least 4 times a day.

In late February this year, Mr. Yang's 74-year-old mother visited Dazhou Central Hospital again. This time, Zhang Duan became her attending doctor. According to Zhang Duan, Mr. Yang's mother has been suffering from chronic leukemia for 10 years. Hepatitis B caused liver failure, and her condition was very serious when she was hospitalized.

"At that time, we communicated with our families in time, and it was basically impossible to completely cure." Zhang Duan said, but if the patient's family wants treatment, we must do everything possible to prolong the patient's life as much as possible. In the process of treatment, we should be more careful, pay more attention, and invite doctors from various departments for consultation many times. Our average patient only checks the room twice a day. In this case, we make rounds at least four times a day to keep abreast of the changes in her condition.

At the same time, in order to give more humanistic care, Zhang Duan said: "There are some diseases that we can do nothing about, which are determined by the current medical technology. In the case of incurable, we can only strengthen hospice care, try our best to alleviate the pain of patients, supplemented by psychotherapy. When they sent the pennant, I felt really bad in my heart and regretted not saving his mother's life. "

Family members of patients: sending pennants stems from the doctor's responsible attitude.

On the afternoon of March 3 1, Mr. Yang, the son of the deceased patient, was interviewed by a cover journalist by telephone. Mr. Yang said that the reason for sending the pennant was that during the mother's hospitalization, Dr. Zhang and Director Yang of the Department of Hematology had always had a very good attitude and were very serious and responsible in all aspects.

Regarding the result of his mother's final death, Mr. Yang said: "Doctors are not omnipotent, not saviors, and some diseases may not be completely rescued. And my mother's illness has been an old problem for 10 years. As long as the doctors have fulfilled their responsibilities during the treatment, we are very grateful to them as family members. "

Zhang Duan and his colleagues showed meticulous care and care for the patient, and the patient's family saw it in their eyes, so they sent him a banner to express their gratitude. After learning this news, Wang Ping, secretary of the Party Committee of Dazhou Central Hospital, also sent an encouraging message to the people of Zhang Duan at the first time: "This is the best gift you received during the festival."

Zhang Duan was well received by the patients' families for no reason. In the interview, the reporter found that he is not from Sichuan, but speaks authentic Sichuan dialect. According to his introduction, he is from Jiangxi. 20 14 After graduating from Chongqing Medical University, I went to work in Dazhou Central Hospital. Zhang Duan said, "Although I have been in Chongqing for three years, I still speak Mandarin in class and life. After working in Dazhou, I found it difficult to communicate with patients and their families because I can't speak Sichuan dialect. "

"I think to be a good doctor, we must first be able to communicate well with patients. To communicate, we must start with language, so that we can fully integrate into patients. " Realizing this problem, Zhang Duan people immediately began to learn Sichuan dialect. Whether at work or after work, they learn to speak Sichuan dialect with the Sichuanese around them. After only half a year, his Sichuan dialect slipped away. He jokingly said, "I think I speak Sichuan dialect better than Mandarin now."