1, lack of professionalism, coronary heart disease is a more complex cardiovascular disease, the examination and treatment requires a high level of professional knowledge and skills.
2, poor communication, doctors need to communicate with patients and their families during the room visit, to understand the patient's condition and treatment, and to answer questions and provide advice in a timely manner.
3, repeat examinations, some hospitals or doctors for insurance purposes, the patient will be repeated examinations, increasing the patient's medical costs and unnecessary pain.
4, incomplete information, some hospitals or doctors may not record the patient's medical records and treatment in a timely manner, resulting in incomplete information during checkups, which affects the doctor's diagnosis and treatment of the patient.
5. Insufficient medical resources, coronary heart disease is a common disease that requires more medical resources and equipment support.