I think to solve this problem, we need the joint efforts of patients' families and hospitals.
It is necessary for patients' families to learn to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. But let's not deliberately make trouble or deliberately not cooperate with the doctor. Because the doctor-patient relationship is not very good now, many people will have the idea that they can trust doctors too much if they are not hungry before going to the hospital. If that's the case, it's really hard for you two to achieve good results. Therefore, as a patient, we still have to trust the doctor. At present, doctors still have the minimum professional ethics.
If the hospital is unwilling to take this responsibility after the accident, you can't choose to let things go smoothly. You can expose these things and reflect them to the local media. Now the power of the media is powerful. I believe that if this matter is exposed, it will be of some use to your rights protection.
Therefore, for hospitals, the most important thing is to use people reasonably, to have better medical equipment, and not to charge fees blindly. Hospitals must learn to empathize and understand that patients choose your hospital because of trust, that is, they hope to get better treatment and recover quickly in your hospital.
Even if both sides do this, some uncontrollable things will inevitably happen. When things happen, the most important thing is to discuss solutions. We shouldn't blame first, thinking about fighting for right and wrong at that time. Therefore, the hospital should respond in time, provide better services to patients in time, and mediate between the two parties to make things simple and effective.
I believe that there will be normative measures in this regard in the future. With the cooperation of hospital doctors and patients' families, the relationship between doctors and patients will gradually improve. Ordinary people will also have more ways to defend their rights.