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　　 Li Bin, director of the Health and Family Planning Commission, responded to the medical detention parade in Chaozhou; Reiterating that wounding doctors by violence is a serious crime and must be severely punished according to law

Recently, a young doctor in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, was escorted by dozens of patients' families to march in the hospital. At a press conference on the 6th, Li Bin, director of the Health and Family Planning Commission, admitted that she had taken note of the report and reiterated that "violence against doctors must be severely punished according to law.". During the two sessions, Zhong Nanshan and other representatives from the medical and health sector once again "visited" the violent wounded doctors. They believe that what ultimately opens the minds of doctors and patients should be to really deepen the reform of the medical system and further return public hospitals to the public welfare.

Yesterday, Li Bin, director of the National Health and Family Planning Commission, said that "this kind of behavior is very bad, and the local government is handling it according to law", in response to the incident that a young doctor in Chaozhou Central Hospital in Guangdong Province was escorted by dozens of people who were tangled by patients' families to march in the hospital on March 5.

In response to the recent violent killing and wounding of doctors, Li Bin clearly reiterated that "wounding doctors by violence is a serious crime and must be severely punished according to law."

　　 "There are still a few disputes"

　　 7.3 billion outpatient visits 70000 disputes

Li Bin listed a set of data: in 2013, the number of outpatients in medical and health institutions nationwide was 7.3 billion; In the same year, about 70000 medical disputes were counted.

"In such a huge amount of diagnosis and treatment, the vast majority of doctors and patients still cooperate with each other to solve or relieve the pain of the majority of patients, and there are still a few disputes. This proportion can be counted by everyone." Li Bin pointed out that this is a legal society and a civilized society. The medical institution is an important place to perform the responsibility of rescuing the dying and helping the wounded and ensuring people's life and health. No matter who, for whatever reason, causes trouble, disturbs and destroys public order, or harms others' lives, it must not be allowed. It must also be severely condemned, and it must be dealt with seriously according to law. "There can be no ambiguity on this point".

　　 "Doctors are not immortals. Long live understanding"

　　 The success rate of dispute mediation is 88%

Li Bin introduced that in 2013, the national independent people's mediation committee for medical disputes accepted a total of 53000 cases, with a mediation success rate of 88%.

Li Bin said that to ban the "violent injury of doctors", doctors should not only strengthen the construction of medical ethics, but also "understand each other" between doctors and patients. "Doctors are not immortals, and it is impossible for them to revive their lives and get rid of diseases at any time, anywhere and everywhere." Li Bin called on both doctors and patients to "live with understanding" to defeat the common enemy of disease.

Li Bin believes that local governments and health administrative departments should strengthen the construction of third-party mediation mechanisms, establish a green channel for dispute resolution, and vigorously promote medical liability insurance. "The two cars hit each other. Maybe the two drivers were still fighting with each other in the first few years. Is it still there?" Li Bin said that the medical liability insurance and the third-party medical dispute condition mechanism could well resolve the doctor-patient conflict.

　　 Event

　　 Chaozhou Containment Doctor 2 Suspects Surrender

　　 Event process

　　 23:40 on the 4th

Ke, a patient from Dengtang Village, Dengtang Town, Chao'an District, Chaozhou City, was unconscious after vomiting due to heavy drinking, and was sent to Chaozhou Central Hospital for treatment.

　　 2:50 on the 5th

After the rescue by the staff, Mr. Ke's heart and breathing stopped suddenly, and he died after half an hour.

　　 13:00 on the 5th

At noon on the 5th, relatives and friends of the deceased gathered dozens of people to the hospital to "beg for an explanation" and once surrounded the doctors on duty. During the dispute, the family members of the patients repeatedly asked the hospital for compensation of 100000 yuan, but the hospital did not accept it.

　　 20:00 on the 5th

The hospital has returned to normal.

AP Chaozhou City, Guangdong Province, the relevant departments confirmed that at noon on the 5th, a medical dispute occurred in the central hospital. A patient died in the hospital after drinking and vomiting. His relatives and friends gathered dozens of people to the hospital to "beg for an explanation" and once surrounded the doctor on duty. After being handled by the public security and health departments, the hospital returned to normal on the evening of the 5th.

In the early morning of the 5th day, the patient Ke died in the hospital after drinking and vomiting. At noon of the 5th day, relatives and friends of the deceased gathered dozens of people to the hospital to "discuss". They believed that there were problems in the medical process of the hospital, and they disagreed with the cause of the death of the deceased. At 13:00 on the 5th day, excessive behavior occurred, which once surrounded the doctors on duty, causing some citizens to watch, affecting the normal medical order of the hospital. After the hospital gave an alarm, the police of the local police station came to the scene to maintain order.

After the incident, the Chaozhou Municipal Party Committee and the Chaozhou Municipal Government required the public security department to conduct a detailed investigation of the incident, investigate and deal with the illegal suspects according to law, and the health department should do a good job in the ideological work of medical staff to maintain good medical order.

Two suspects involved in the containment of doctors have surrendered to the police station, and the case is under further trial.

Chaozhou Health and Family Planning Bureau also said on the afternoon of the 6th that it would work with Chaozhou Central Hospital to deal with this medical dispute in accordance with the provisions of the Measures for the Prevention and Handling of Medical Disputes in Guangdong Province, and cooperate with relevant departments in accordance with the law and regulations.

　　 Three recent medical cases of malignant injury

February 17

In the otorhinolaryngology clinic of Beigang Hospital in Qiqihar, Heilongjiang Province, a man with an iron tube attacked Sun Dongtao, a doctor, causing Sun's death.

February 18th

Li Aixin, a general surgeon in Yixian People's Hospital of Hebei Province, was saved from danger after a man cut his neck with a knife in his office.

February 25th

In Nanjing Stomatological Hospital, Chen Xingyu, the nurse on duty, was beaten, causing paralysis of both legs. One official and his wife who beat others were removed from office and one was detained by criminal detention.

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　　 To improve the public welfare of hospitals, we should tap the potential from medical insurance

　　 Zhong Nanshan, NPC deputy and academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering

Can patients not be angry after waiting in line for three hours and seeing a doctor for three minutes? Can doctors keep a good attitude when seeing 50 or 60 patients in the morning?

The reason behind a series of problems such as doctor-patient relationship is the non-public orientation of public hospitals, which is also the difficulty of medical reform. He suggested that improving the public welfare of public hospitals and increasing the investment in medical and health undertakings should tap the potential from medical insurance.