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The public says that the public is reasonable, and the mother-in-law says that the mother-in-law is reasonable. Hospitals have the difficulties of hospitals, and patients have patients' difficulties.

As a patient, the first thing they think about is the cost of medical care.

Because the medical expenses are not widely covered by medical insurance, the proportion of patients who pay out of pocket is relatively high, and they are usually most concerned about how much it will cost to treat their disease and how much money it will cost to cure it.

After going to the hospital, of course, I hope that the hospital can cure my disease, which is also the ultimate goal of both the hospital and the patient.

However, due to communication problems and the one-sidedness of some publicity, not all hospitals can provide treatment or relief in the short term after the patient arrives at the hospital.

In the case of a gradual increase in the proportion of out-of-pocket expenses, there will be some doubts and even misunderstandings when the patient does not achieve the medical results he expected.

The third is the hospital's services and facilities, and there are indeed many cases of 'cold and hard top' in terms of service, but it is not all a problem of the service attitude of medical staff, but the service process of seeing a doctor is too cumbersome and annoying.

It is very inconvenient for patients, and after arriving at the hospital, it generally takes a lot of time to find the relevant service department from entering the door to seeing a doctor to completing the formalities and going out.

If the required formalities have not been found after a long time of exhaustion, even if the medical staff smiles and talks kindly, the patient will still have complaints and dissatisfaction.

Speaking of this, the old people all feel the same way, go to the hospital when you get sick, it's really overcrowded.

When I went to the hospital, filled out the form, registered, and ran up and down the floor where I saw the doctor, the feeling was irritable and torturous.

First of all, I can queue up for half a day when I go to the outpatient hall to register, and I am in a bad mood when I am sick, and then I feel even more depressed when I look at the black head in front of me!

The queue of people with a little poor physical strength can make your back ache and leg cramps, that taste, one word: tired!

Finally, it's your turn, and when the staff writes the patient's name, gender, and age in the medical record book, you have to go to the outpatient department of the department by yourself with the registered number, so many corridors turn around and make you dizzy.

I finally found it, and handed the notebook and number to the nurse at the guide desk and asked her to line up for you.

Then I waited patiently and held my breath and lined up. When it's time for you, the nurse will instruct you which room you should go to.

At this time, if the service attitude of the medical staff is a little bad, it is easy to have contradictions.

At this point, the patient has no choice but to enter the room and communicate with the doctor, who will prescribe a check-up if he thinks you need further tests.

Go through these procedures, then take all your bills and go to the place where the fee is charged.

Some large-scale inspections require you to go to the place of inspection with a list to negotiate the price or make an appointment, and then pay the fee.

Some tests are like blood draws, B ultrasound requires fasting, then you can't eat a lot the night before seeing a doctor, eat a light diet, can't eat supper, can't eat breakfast on the day of the doctor's appointment, but you can drink water.

After the payment is completed, the invoice and inspection list will be queued up for inspection. After the examination, you should wait for the results to come out.

Once the results are in, you will have to take all the test results to the doctor you started to see and ask him to tell you what they mean.

After a long, anxious queue, you will be able to enter again.

After the doctor read it, he told you what the disease was and how to treat it. Then I will prescribe you medication.

So you have to take the doctor's prescription to the toll office again to pay the price, and get the prescription and invoice to get the medicine.

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