The second incident happened today. I started to have a sore throat yesterday, and I think I was overworked a few days before, and I got acute pharyngitis. Then I also went to Renhe Hospital and wanted to hang up the emergency room, because Renhe Hospital is really close to my home, at least it is a Grade 2A hospital. The pre-screening only let me hang outpatient, then go to see the otorhinolaryngology, see the doctor is a director of the level of doctors, blood tests to rule out the possibility of new crowns to give me a diagnosis of acute pharyngolaryngitis. OK so long to allocate some drugs plus nebulization, when the doctor did not ask me what allergy history, and at the same time, did a look through my previous cases of action, then I have no doubt about it and took the medical record card to the payment. After paying the bill, I came back and realized that he had given me allergy medication, huh? Then find him, change the medicine, opened the bill of withdrawal, while saying that it is very convenient look, go down to find the registered person refund and then pay for the medicine on the line. I didn't say anything, after the nebulizer, I went to line up at the registration desk, probably waiting for a dozen or so people, the attendant blamed me for not going to the pharmacy to return the medication first, I'm super depressed here, but also specifically asked what I have to do, is to go to the refund and then take the medication that I paid for first, and then come over to the registration desk to get the medication again, right, the person said yes it's so stipulated. So I went to the pharmacy and got in line, again I waited for a dozen or so numbers, the person asked me for the invoice I paid for, I said all the documents are here, look at them yourself or tell me which one, what color ticket is the invoice, she didn't want to look at it, she just made a phone call to the other person in charge and said that this person refused to issue an invoice and still wanted to get a refund, I #? @#? %#......%? The phone hangs up only to find the invoice in the, and then let me continue to go to the row registered refund, here is not to give me the medicine, with the previous window service personnel words and techniques and contradictions. Then again a dozen people in line, line to me, the man said, the doctor dispensed two boxes, but only one box refunded, I once again %............#? #%......#%. Fired up. It took going back to that pharmacy guy to realize a little bit of a mishap in his handling of the situation. It ended up being a plug to accomplish such a simple step. Now is the night will think of this thing is still very angry, I have a laryngitis patients, they as medical workers actually did not have the patient's **** love ability, just do a good job of nebulization, immediately quarrel a throat long more painful. Service is also so. The most infuriating is the name of the hospital has a variety of different rules. But everyone says the rules, are standing in their own position on the nonsense. There is no uniformity in the language and the ability to provide service. Of course, the doctor who does nebulization is still very responsible, but the quality of people in this hospital is really uneven. Why are such medical workers employed to work? Why does the hospital have no formal training? Don't you know the minimum service. I am not trying to make them bow and scrape like a counter attendant either. I think as a patient more need the most basic respect it. I took time off work to see a doctor, not to pick a fight or make money. Well, they're the ones who make money by giving medical attention. I also looked to see if the suggestion box was there before I left the hospital and realized that the device was there, but there was no place to drop a letter in. Show your hands? ♀♀? Can only spit here, I hope their services did not delay more people. I also hope that the quality of their service can be a little better, to be blunt, this kind of people put into any company I have worked will be deducted or eliminated, they actually feel comfortable in the hospital work it. At least it's a community service type of thing. Oh.