What should I do if the transfer certificate is not issued, and what should I do if the hospital doe

1) Normal step-by-step referral: If you can't go to other places locally, then you need a referral certificate issued by the local hospital, and you can only go to other places to transfer to the hospital after the referral review is passed;

2) Online referral: If the patient is living and working in other places, then he can be referred online and apply to the social security center in the place where he or she is insured. After discharge, provide hospitalization certificates, receipts and other materials for direct reimbursement in this hospital;

3) Others: If it is an emergency or psychiatric patient is hospitalized, then a referral certificate is not required to be reimbursed.

If the referral certificate has been processed, the reimbursement ratio is 10% of the out-of-pocket expenses in the province and 15% of the out-of-pocket expenses outside the province. If there is no referral certificate and you go directly to a hospital outside the province for medical treatment, then the original proportion will be reduced by 10% for reimbursement.

If the transfer certificate is not issued, you can file a complaint with the health department or directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

Where the parties negotiate to resolve civil liability disputes such as compensation for medical malpractice, an agreement shall be drafted. The agreement shall clearly state the basic circumstances of both parties and the cause of the medical accident, the level of medical accident jointly determined by both parties, and the amount of compensation determined through negotiation, and shall be signed by both parties.

If it has been determined to be a medical malpractice, the corresponding health administrative department may, at the request of both parties to the medical malpractice dispute, conduct medical malpractice compensation mediation. When mediation, the principle of the voluntariness of both parties shall be followed, and the amount of compensation shall be calculated in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations. If, after mediation, the two parties reach an agreement on the amount of compensation, a mediation document shall be drafted, and both parties shall perform it; If mediation fails or one party repents after reaching an agreement through mediation, the health administrative department will not mediate.

The process of issuing a transfer certificate is as follows:

1. In principle, the local hospital will not be able to transfer the disease to the superior hospital certificate, if it is not a normal referral, you need to find a way to find a doctor;

2. The signature of the attending doctor, according to the situation of each region, it needs to be signed by multiple doctors;

3. With a signed referral certificate, it needs to be stamped with an official seal, as long as it is an official seal;

4. The main purpose of referral is to increase the reimbursement ratio for medical treatment in other places.

The outpatient treatment of the elderly in urban and rural areas and residents of working age shall be subject to the system of primary diagnosis at the grassroots level. If the first referral to other designated medical institutions for medical treatment is not made by the primary designated medical institution, the outpatient (except emergency) medical expenses incurred by the urban and rural residents' medical insurance** will not be paid. Primary designated medical institutions refer to the basic medical insurance designated medical institutions in the first level and below medical institutions.

Regulations on the Handling of Medical Malpractice

Article 46: Disputes over civil liability such as compensation for medical accidents may be resolved through negotiation between doctors and patients; If they are unwilling to negotiate or the negotiation fails, the parties may submit an application for mediation to the health administrative department, or they may directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

If the hospital does not give a certificate of transfer, the patient can take: voluntary negotiation between the two parties; apply for people's mediation; apply for administrative mediation; Filing a lawsuit with the people's court or other means.

Medical establishments and their medical personnel shall strictly abide by medical and health laws, regulations, rules, and relevant norms and routines for diagnosis and treatment in their diagnosis and treatment activities, and abide by professional ethics.

The law stipulates that in the event of a medical dispute, both the doctor and the patient can resolve it through the following ways:

1) Voluntary negotiation between the two parties;

2) Applying for people's mediation;

3) Apply for administrative mediation;

4) Initiating litigation in the people's courts;

5) Other channels provided for by laws and regulations.

Article 22 of the Regulations on the Prevention and Handling of Medical Disputes.

In the event of a medical dispute, both the doctor and the patient can resolve it through the following ways:

1) Voluntary negotiation between the two parties;

2) Applying for people's mediation;

3) Apply for administrative mediation;

4) Initiating litigation in the people's courts;

5) Other channels provided for by laws and regulations.

Summary. Hello, dear, if the hospital does not issue a transfer certificate, the person concerned can complain to the Health Bureau.

Legal basis: Article 46 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents In the event of a medical accident, civil liability disputes such as compensation for medical accidents may be resolved through negotiation between the doctor and the patient; If they are unwilling to negotiate or the negotiation fails, the parties may submit an application for mediation to the health administrative department, or they may directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

What should I do if the hospital does not issue a transfer certificate?

Hello, dear, if the hospital does not give a certificate of transfer, the person concerned can complain to the Health Bureau about Fu Jing. Legal basis: Article 46 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents Article 46 Civil liability disputes such as compensation for medical accidents may be resolved through negotiation between the doctor and the patient; If they are unwilling to negotiate or the negotiation fails, the parties may apply for mediation to the health administrative department, or they may directly file a civil lawsuit with the People's Court.

We don't see this disease well here.

Hello, you can transfer to the hospital and file a complaint with the Health Bureau.

The doctor there didn't see it well. We asked him to bring in an expert to show us. May I.

Hello, you can change the expert number of this hospital, or apply for transfer directly.