First, understand the regulations and reasons of the hospital.
Ask in detail the specific reasons why the hospital does not agree to transfer, and understand the hospital's transfer regulations and procedures. This will help you better understand the hospital's position and find a suitable solution to the problem.
Second, communicate with doctors.
Communicate with the attending doctor or hospital management to express the willingness and reasons for transfer. Explain your illness or treatment needs, so that the doctor can fully understand your consideration. Through effective communication, doctors can be prompted to reconsider their decision to transfer to another hospital.
Third, seek the assistance of a third party.
If the communication with the hospital is fruitless, you can seek the assistance of third-party institutions, such as health supervision departments and medical dispute mediation committees. These institutions can help you understand relevant laws and regulations, evaluate your rights and interests, and provide you with appropriate advice and support.
Fourth, consider legal channels.
If the above methods can't solve the problem, you can consider protecting your rights and interests through legal channels. You can consult a professional lawyer to understand the relevant laws, regulations and litigation procedures so that you can file a lawsuit when necessary.
To sum up:
If the hospital refuses to transfer to another hospital, the patient should first understand the hospital's regulations and reasons, communicate effectively with the doctor, seek the assistance of the third party, and consider legal channels if necessary. When dealing with such problems, we should remain calm and rational and try our best to solve them through consultation and communication.
Legal basis:
Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Medical Practitioners
Article 2 1 stipulates that:
Doctors enjoy the following rights in their practice:
(1) To carry out medical diagnosis, disease investigation and medical treatment in accordance with relevant norms, issue corresponding medical documents, and choose reasonable medical treatment, prevention and health care programs within the scope of registered practice;
(two) in accordance with the standards prescribed by the administrative department of health of the State Council, to obtain the basic medical equipment conditions equivalent to my practice activities;
(three) engaged in medical research, academic exchanges, to participate in professional academic groups;
(four) to participate in professional training and receive continuing medical education;
(five) in practice, personal dignity and personal safety are inviolable;
(six) to receive wages and allowances and enjoy the welfare benefits prescribed by the state;
(seven) to put forward opinions and suggestions on the medical treatment, prevention and health care work of this institution and the work of the administrative department of health, and to participate in the democratic management of this institution according to law.
Regulations on the administration of medical institutions
Article 33 provides that:
The practice activities of medical institutions shall abide by the provisions of laws, regulations, rules and relevant medical norms, and shall not commit any of the following acts:
(a) the implementation of unnecessary examination and treatment in violation of the norms of diagnosis and treatment;
(two) the use of non health technical personnel engaged in medical and health technical work;
(three) issued false documents;
(4) divulging the patient's privacy;
(five) to ask for or accept property from patients and their families or seek other illegitimate interests;
(six) the use of unapproved drugs, disinfectants and medical devices;
(seven) do not use narcotic drugs, toxic drugs for medical use, psychotropic drugs and radioactive drugs in accordance with the provisions;
(eight) experimental clinical treatment of patients without the consent of patients or their families;
(nine) due to management negligence, narcotic drugs, toxic drugs for medical use, psychotropic drugs and radioactive drugs are lost or stolen;
(ten) concealing, forging, tampering with or destroying medical records without authorization;
(eleven) other acts that infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of patients.