introduction
The case of bone grinding in Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital is a medical dispute that has aroused widespread concern. The case involves the management of the hospital, which has caused extensive controversy in the public opinion. This article will discuss whether this case has exposed hospital management problems from four aspects: hospital rules and regulations, doctors' professional ethics, quality management system and patients' rights and interests protection.
Hospital rules and regulations
Hospital rules and regulations are the basis of hospital management and also the constraint of doctors' behavior. However, in the case of bone grinding in Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital, the doctor operated without the patient's consent, which violated the rules and regulations. This shows that the hospital has problems in the establishment and implementation of rules and regulations. First of all, the rules and regulations of the hospital may not be perfect, which does not clearly stipulate that doctors must obtain the explicit consent of patients before performing surgery. Secondly, the hospital may have weak supervision during the implementation of rules and regulations, failing to effectively supervise and restrict the behavior of doctors.
In addition, bone grinding surgery is a kind of cosmetic surgery, which generally does not belong to the medical category and needs to follow more stringent regulations. However, whether the rules and regulations of the hospital cover the management of such operations, and whether the indications and contraindications of the operation are clearly defined also need to be further examined. Therefore, the case of bone grinding in Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital exposed the imperfection of hospital rules and regulations and the problems of implementation and supervision.
Professional ethics of doctors
Doctors' professional ethics is a code of conduct that medical personnel must abide by, and it is also the basis for patients to trust doctors. However, in the case of bone grinding, the doctor operated without the consent of the patient, which violated professional ethics. This shows that some doctors have problems in the cultivation and implementation of professional ethics. First of all, doctors may have moral anomie when facing the benefit driven situation, ignoring the rights and interests of patients. Secondly, doctors may be insufficient in communicating and explaining with patients, failing to fully inform patients of the risks and consequences of surgery.
In addition, doctors' professional ethics also need to be supervised and guided by hospitals and industry associations to ensure that doctors comply with professional ethics. However, in the case of bone grinding, whether the hospital has done a good job in training and supervising doctors' professional ethics, and whether it has provided good professional ethics education and training, also needs in-depth investigation. Therefore, the bone grinding case of Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital exposed the problems of doctors' professional ethics.
quality management system
The hospital's quality management system is the basis for ensuring medical quality and safety, and is also an important aspect of hospital management. However, in the case of bone grinding, the doctor operated without the consent of the patient, which involved a loophole in quality management. This indicates that the hospital has problems in the establishment and implementation of the quality management system. First of all, the hospital may not have the process and mechanism to ensure the informed consent of patients, so that doctors can operate at will. Secondly, the hospital may have weak supervision during the implementation of the quality management system, failing to effectively supervise and restrict the behavior of doctors.
In addition, whether the hospital's quality management system has established a rigorous review and monitoring mechanism, and whether the doctor's behavior has been evaluated and fed back afterwards also needs further investigation. Therefore, the bone grinding case of Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital exposed the problems of hospital quality management system.
Protection of patients' rights and interests
The protection of patients' rights and interests is an important task of hospital management and the cornerstone of the relationship between hospitals and patients. However, in the case of bone grinding, the doctor operated without the consent of the patient, which violated the patient's right to know and autonomy. This indicates that the hospital has problems in protecting the rights and interests of patients. First of all, the hospital may not have provided patients with sufficient right to know, and failed to clearly explain the purpose, method, risk and consequences of surgery to patients. Secondly, whether the hospital has set up a complaint and appeal mechanism, and whether it actively responds to the feedback and demands of patients, also needs to be evaluated.
In addition, the protection of patients' rights and interests also needs to be supported and guaranteed by laws and relevant policies. In the case of bone grinding, whether hospitals, health departments and judicial organs handle patients' complaints and accountability cases in a timely and fair manner is also a matter of concern. Therefore, the case of bone grinding in Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital exposed the inadequacy of the protection of the rights and interests of patients in the hospital.
summary
The case of bone grinding in Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital exposed the existence of hospital management problems. From the four aspects of hospital rules and regulations, doctors' professional ethics, quality management system and patients' rights and interests protection, the hospital has deficiencies and problems in the establishment and implementation of rules and regulations, the cultivation and implementation of doctors' professional ethics, the establishment and implementation of quality management system and the protection of patients' rights and interests. Therefore, all parties need to work together to strengthen hospital management, protect patients' rights and improve the quality of medical services.
