A heavyweight case is a case where the disease is more serious or has a greater impact on the body. These cases usually require prolonged treatment and more complex medical procedures. The heavyweight cases are more likely to lead to a concentration of medical resources and a significant economic burden. Therefore, the diagnosis and treatment of these cases require refined management and the establishment of a comprehensive doctor-patient communication mechanism to ensure that patients receive the best allocation of medical resources and medical services.
As an example, cases suffering from cancer, brain tumors, serious heart diseases, and other serious conditions that are difficult to treat can be called heavyweight cases. The treatment of these cases requires a highly targeted treatment program that covers a combination of medication, surgery, radiation therapy, psychotherapy, and other means in order to achieve the best possible therapeutic results.
In a modern medical system, heavyweight cases inevitably arise. How to better manage these heavyweight cases is one of the important criteria for measuring the management level and medical quality of a medical organization. Therefore, the establishment of a scientific and standardized medical management mechanism and a scientific treatment system to meet the needs of the patient diagnosis and treatment at the same time, but also allows the medical institutions in the busy medical work better planning and use of resources to improve the efficiency of medical services.