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The reason for the tension between doctors and patients is that economic and social development lags behind ideology.

The so-called doctor-patient relationship refers to the cautious relationship between the doctor and the patient (i.e., the patient). A doctor's vocation is to save lives, to save patients from suffering, and to serve patients. The patient is suffering from a disease, in pain or even in danger of life, and seeks help from the doctor, hoping that the doctor will free him from the pain and return himself to a healthy and strong body, which is served.

It stands to reason that from the understanding of the duties of doctors and the specific behavior of patients who entrust their health and even their lives to their own doctors, there should be mutual trust, harmony and friendship between the two.

The tension between doctors and patients not only affects the psychology of patients and their families, but also affects the construction of a harmonious society and the stability of society, and seriously interferes with the normal work order of medical units, and aggravates the workload of medical management departments and the psychological pressure of medical staff.

It has weakened the enthusiasm of the staff of the medical units, damaged the motivation of the medical units and the medical personnel to make efforts to overcome the disease, and damaged the lofty image of the medical personnel at the social safety meeting.

Build a harmonious doctor-patient relationship

Patients should respect medicine. Due to the mysteries of life, individual differences, and the complexity of disease development, there are still many unknown areas in medicine. No matter how advanced and developed medicine is, no matter how dedicated and hard doctors are, there are always some regrets.

Both doctors and patients should follow the objective laws of medical science.

Smooth communication channels between doctors and patients. Doctors and patients are interdependent, doctors survive because of patients, medicine develops because of diseases, and patients who are sick need doctors to treat them in order to get rid of the disease and restore their health. The relationship between doctors and patients should be the most harmonious interpersonal relationship in society.

I think there is one main reason:

Doctors are no longer angels in white who save lives, but blood-sucking demons who extract money from patients. And this situation is no longer an isolated phenomenon, but to a different extent. It is already a common phenomenon for doctors to prescribe drugs and get large commissions, and in the face of money, doctors put down their scalpels and pick up butcher knives.

When a patient enters the hospital, he is ready to be slaughtered, and all he can do is beg the doctor to slaughter him lightly. But after the slaughtered family went bankrupt, the disease has not been cured, do you think he can not be mad? If you slaughter him with a scalpel, he will cut you with a kitchen knife, and this is retribution.

The reasons affecting the doctor-patient relationship are historical, institutional, and macro-macro factors play a decisive role, but this is an inevitable process of economic and social development. We cannot ignore the micro factors, that is, the process of the role of both doctors and patients, and doctors need to take the initiative to adapt to the environment, adjust and improve themselves, and actively interact with patients with exquisite medical skills, excellent medical ethics and humanistic services, so as to build a new type of doctor-patient relationship.