At the same time, the medical institutions are huge. According to the data released by the National Health Commission, the number of medical and health institutions in China has reached an astonishing1100,000.
What's more worth mentioning is that among the1100,000 medical institutions, urban grassroots medical institutions account for 90% of the total number of medical institutions, that is, clinics, village clinics and urban and rural health centers that we often see, which greatly facilitate the people to seek medical treatment.
Rural clinics are also a basic medical supporting system supported by the state's vigorous development, and are regular medical institutions.
So most people will choose the nearest clinic when they are sick. Unless you are seriously ill, you will choose to go to a big hospital.
However, with the passage of time, village clinics frequently burst into chaos and even many medical accidents, which became the focus of people's collection.
Recently, it has been reported that the country will carry out large-scale rectification of village clinics, and unqualified village clinics will be eliminated.
Is this news true? What should the village clinic do in the future?
First, there are frequent medical chaos in village clinics.
Everyone should be familiar with the village clinic, which is the first choice for many people to see a doctor with headache and brain fever.
On the one hand, the distance is close enough, on the other hand, the charge is not very expensive, which is more convenient than going to a big hospital to register for medical treatment.
However, everything has advantages and disadvantages. Village clinics and street clinics are really convenient and economical to see a doctor, but they also have great disadvantages.
1, medical level is limited.
The level of medical facilities and medical conditions in village clinics is limited, not to mention that compared with large hospitals, even higher-level urban and rural health centers are not as good.
Only simple problems such as fever, cold, headache and brain fever can be treated, and more serious diseases can not be found with the medical equipment in the village clinic, leading to medical accidents such as misdiagnosis.
2. Frequent medical accidents lead to social disputes.
Recently, there was a heartbreaking news report that a 16-year-old patient died because of infusion in the clinic, and his family took the clinic to court.
Later, the court ruled that the clinic failed to pay attention to the patient's past medical history and the patient's condition, which made the patient miss the best treatment time and led to this tragedy.
Moreover, there are more than one medical accident caused by similar clinics, which has endangered the lives and health of the masses and caused a great impact on village clinics.
On the one hand, more clinics that have never had medical accidents are more alert, more cautious when checking drugs for patients on a daily basis, attach great importance to patients' past medical history, and try to avoid misdiagnosis and delay patients' illness.
On the other hand, frequent medical accidents in village clinics have attracted the attention of public opinion.
Some people criticize the doctors' medical ethics in these clinics, thinking that they are unprofessional and careless, and give people random medication and infusion in daily diagnosis.
Some people even called for banning village clinics and regulating the supervision of domestic primary medical institutions.
Second, the state has taken measures to rectify the chaos in village clinics.
The problem of farmers' medical treatment has always been the focus of state expropriation, and with the increase of left-behind elderly and left-behind children, the existence of village clinics is becoming more and more important, and village clinics cannot be banned casually.
However, in view of the low medical level, imperfect equipment and prone to medical accidents in clinics, the state has also carried out a major rectification and determined three new regulations for village clinics.
1. Doctors in village clinics must be regular doctors with professional medical knowledge and the minimum medical standard-the qualification certificate of practicing assistant doctors.
2. In principle, there can only be one standardized clinic run by the government in an administrative village, and the redundant clinics will be cleaned up.
3. The village where the health center is located cannot have other village clinics in principle.
From these three standards, we can see the determination of the state to rectify village clinics.
First of all, the number of clinics has been greatly limited, and the supervision of clinics has been strengthened to avoid excessive medical treatment in clinics.
Secondly, the threshold of practicing medicine in village clinics has been greatly improved, and the village doctors who have settled in are more professional, all certified doctors, and the medical level is higher, which has reduced the occurrence of medical tragedies to some extent.
I think the chaotic and tense doctor-patient relationship in the village clinic will be greatly improved after the vigorous rectification of the clinic.
Not only that, village clinics will be more standardized, and the level of primary medical care will be greatly improved.
Summary:
Village clinics are irreplaceable in the primary health care system, so it is imperative to rectify the village clinics.
First of all, strictly supervise and standardize village clinics to make them more standardized.
Secondly, raise the threshold of village clinics and change from rural doctors to practicing doctors.
Finally, clean up the non-standard village clinics that have not been approved by the government and rural doctors without assistant doctor qualification certificates to provide more in-place medical services for the people.