Can hospitals set up blacklists and not provide treatment for medical malpractice like this?

Obviously, setting up a blacklist and not providing treatment is not an option. Hospitals, is the nature of public **** ownership, is to serve the public, once the hospital also set up a blacklist, for medical troublemakers do not provide treatment, then, more violent incidents may occur, because for the users have been blacklisted, once the medical treatment was refused, may be holding a "broken pot" mentality, through violence, to threaten the doctor's treatment, or to make even worse behavior. Threaten the doctor's treatment, or do even worse behavior. Therefore, set up a blacklist does not provide treatment is not realistic, at least, in our country is not realistic.

The family's eagerness to save their loved ones is understandable, but it can't be an excuse to hurt the doctor, which is a sign of ignorance and brutality. Nowadays, the doctor-patient relationship is indeed very acute, for many reasons, such as information inequality between doctors and patients, the shortage of medical resources, the family's ignorance and savagery, the family's greed, the hospital's peace of mind, the lack of medical ethics of some doctors, the existence of professional medical trouble, the public opinion of the aberrant excretion of the media rendering the expansion of the bad guidance and so on and so forth. This a whole lot of reasons are more or less stimulate the tension between doctors and patients.

If only a blacklist is set up, but still provide life-saving treatment to the blacklisted medical troublemakers, then it can be considered. For some with a history of medical malpractice, they can be entered into the hospital blacklist, once the medical malpractice to come to the rescue, we can be monitored by the police, the medical malpractice to prevent the medical malpractice to have excessive behavior. If this is the way to do it, it is something to consider.

Or, in dealing with medical malpractice, we can learn from the experience of the United States and strengthen the security of hospitals. At present, the security of major hospitals in China is not very good, and it is difficult to respond to medical incidents or accidents once they are discovered. Therefore, strengthening security and regular patrols of hospitals can ensure the safety of health care workers.

Another aspect is the law. At present, there is no clear law on how to deal with medical troublemakers, how to sanction, so there is also an urgent need for such a law to regulate the medical troublemakers, once it happens, deal with it strictly, so as to combat some of the medical troublemakers.