Related background of doctor-patient relationship

The doctor-patient relationship is an interactive relationship between doctors and patients and social groups and individuals closely related to their interests, which is objectively formed in medical service activities. "Doctors" refers to the group of medical personnel including doctors, nurses, drug inspection and management personnel, and "patients" refers to the group including patients or relatives, guardians and their working departments and units.

Since 2000, disputes between doctors and patients have occurred frequently. In August 2000, a staff member of the medical department of the Sixth Hospital of Wuhan was disfigured by the patient's sulfuric acid.

In February, 20001year, the family members of Guangshui patients in Hubei took the ambulance and medical staff of Union Medical College Hospital who sent them home as hostages and demanded compensation of 300,000 yuan.

On September 4, 2003, the pregnant nurse was beaten by the patient's family in the second hospital of Chengdu, Sichuan Province, resulting in miscarriage and her husband being beaten, which may cause disability. Thousands of people signed in support of punishing the murderer severely.

On July 10, 2009, more than 100 people occupied the outpatient hall of Chenxi County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Hunan Province, blocking, smashing and looting the hospital.

According to the incomplete statistics of China medical staff professional exchange website "Lilac Garden", only 20 1 1 year, there were 10 incidents of slashing and killing medical staff all over the country. 20 1 1 In August, a patient in Dongguan Chang 'an Hospital hacked to death a doctor with a kitchen knife because the treatment effect was not satisfactory.

On March 23rd, 20 12, a man suddenly rushed into the office of immunology department of the First Affiliated Hospital of Harbin Medical University, killing 1 person on the spot and injuring three others. Not long ago, a dynamic picture of a nurse slapping a baby in the face focused the attention of the society on the relationship between doctors and patients.