The case of Guangzhou ophthalmologist being hacked: should medical institutions be responsible?
Recently, the case of Guangzhou ophthalmologists being hacked has aroused widespread concern. In this vicious incident, a doctor who was dissatisfied with the operation was attacked by the patient and his family, resulting in serious injuries. In the face of such cases, can the responsibility be solely attributed to the individual doctors? In fact, medical institutions should also be responsible for this incident. This article will elaborate on the management of medical institutions, safety measures, occupational risk prevention and control and staff training.
Management responsibility
As managers of medical institutions, they should understand the operation of hospitals and doctors' work, and take corresponding measures to ensure the safety of the working environment. In this case, did the hospital strengthen the management of doctors' work? Whether the problems in the doctor's operation are found in time? Does the medical institution set up strict operating procedures and a return visit system after surgery? All these problems need the managers of medical institutions to reflect and find out the deficiencies in order to improve the quality of the whole medical service chain.
In addition, has the leadership team of the medical institution provided sufficient guidance and support for doctors, and provided necessary training and technical support for doctors? These are directly related to the professional quality and working ability of doctors in work. Medical institutions should consciously strengthen the training and guidance of doctors to improve their comprehensive quality.
Safety measures
As a medical institution, establishing and improving safety measures is the basic requirement to ensure the safety of doctors and patients. Is there weak security in this case? Has the hospital strengthened the construction of safety facilities and the allocation of security personnel? Is there a strict management system for entering and leaving the hospital? These problems should be paid attention to by medical institutions. Only by strengthening security measures can similar incidents be effectively prevented.
Occupational risk prevention and control
Doctors, as practitioners of medical institutions, belong to high-risk occupations. Medical institutions should take effective prevention and control measures against the occupational risks in doctors' work. In this case, did the hospital provide doctors with occupational risk awareness education and occupational risk event handling training? Does the hospital provide psychological consultation and support to doctors? These are the key links in the prevention and control of occupational risks in medical institutions.
Staff training
Medical institutions should regularly train and assess doctors to improve their professional level and work quality. In this case, are there any problems such as doctors' poor skills, inappropriate attitudes and limited communication ability? Does the medical institution strengthen the pre job and in-service training for doctors? Has a medical technology assessment and quality assessment mechanism been established? These problems need the attention and improvement of medical institutions.
To sum up, in the case of Guangzhou ophthalmologists being cut down, medical institutions should not completely shirk their responsibilities. Medical institutions should conduct comprehensive inspection and improvement from management responsibility, safety measures, occupational risk prevention and control, staff training and other aspects. Only by strengthening management, improving safety level, strengthening occupational risk prevention and control and cultivating the comprehensive quality of doctors can we effectively reduce the occurrence of similar events and ensure the safety of doctors and patients.
