Will a direct refusal to prescribe a drug cause resentment among doctors?

I don't think that's going to happen, and just refusing the medicine the doctor prescribes for me won't cause the doctor to resent it under normal circumstances. However, I don't think anyone will directly refuse the doctor's prescription for their own medicine, at most they don't buy the medicine after agreeing.

Normally, in each hospital, there will be a doctor who will contact some pharmacies near the hospital, and then after the doctor prescribes the medicine to you, he will advise you which pharmacy to go to to buy those medicines. Of course, there is no doubt that this is indeed not true. It's just that this is done in many places.

OneIn fact, no matter how sincere we are, we don't have to directly refuse the doctor.

Although I have just said above, directly refusing the medicine prescribed by the doctor will not cause the doctor to resent it. However, I also want to say that no matter how sincere we are, no matter how much we will not deceive others, we don't have to directly refute others in front of others and embarrass others.

Because you refuse the medicine that the doctor prescribes to you, then on the one hand, of course, you are afraid that the medicine will be too expensive; On the other hand, it is also a very important aspect, arguably the most important aspect, which is also the one that you are worried about the doctor's diagnosis. You are questioning the doctor's expertise. Obviously, this is not suitable for bringing up in front of others.

Although you will not be offended by saying this, it can easily embarrass the doctor.

IIThe healer is benevolent.

The doctor prescribing the medicine for you out of concern for your body. They don't have any other emotions towards you for some other reason, such as if you refused to buy the medicine he prescribed. You have to believe in the benevolence of doctors and the ethics of doctors.

So don't worry too much, at least among all the doctors I've met, they're very professional and kind.

Just say that you don't need to take this medicine, it will be understandable, but it is your condition that is delayed.

Actually, it doesn't cause the doctor to be disgusted. But be sure to be tactful when you say it.

Don't speak directly, learn the art of speaking, even if you say no, it will make people feel comfortable.

Of course it will, and that's what doctors do now.

Of course, it will cause the doctor to be disgusted, and the doctor will feel that the patient does not trust him.

It should cause the doctor's disgust, and it is not conducive to taking care of his illness.

I think it will, but we are patients, so don't be afraid.

Of course it would, if you didn't believe him, why go to him?

Physician is unable to provide what is needed**: Physicians may choose to refuse if the patient needs more than the physician's competence or area of expertise.

Patient does not meet medical standards: If a patient does not meet medical standards or has no clear symptoms, the doctor may choose to refuse to diagnose them and**.

Doctor feeling unsafe: If the doctor believes that there is a risk in giving **, such as that the patient may cause harm to the doctor or other staff, then the doctor can refuse**.

Patient non-compliance: If the patient is unwilling to follow the doctor's instructions, such as refusing to take prescription medications, refusing to undergo necessary tests, etc., the doctor may choose to refuse**.

It should be noted that in general, doctors must abide by professional ethics and laws and regulations, and cannot refuse patients in violation of their duties and laws. In addition, in the event of an emergency, the doctor must provide emergency care, regardless of whether or not he can afford to pay for it.

This is a very good question, and it is also a matter of great concern to the masses, and I can tell you responsibly that doctors have the right to refuse to accept patients who are not within the scope of their practice, but they do not have the right to refuse to serve patients. Let's talk about some questions about doctors' practice and treatment in detail.

1. It is the right of doctors to refuse to accept patients at times, and it is also a manifestation of their responsibility to patients.

For example, Article 21 of the Practice Rules of the Third Chayuan Chapter of the Physician Practice Law stipulates the rights enjoyed by physicians in their practice activities: within the scope of registered practice, they can conduct medical examination, disease investigation, medical treatment, issue corresponding medical certificates, and choose reasonable medical, preventive and health care programs.

At the same time, Article 22 stipulates that physicians must comply with laws and regulations and abide by technical operation norms when performing their obligations in their practice activities. Article 23 clarifies that physicians who carry out medical, preventive, and health care measures and sign relevant medical certification documents must personally conduct examinations and investigations, and fill out medical documents in a timely manner in accordance with regulations, and must not conceal, forge or destroy medical documents and related materials. Physicians are not allowed to issue medical certificates that are not related to their scope of practice or that are inconsistent with the type of practice.

In addition, Article 24 clarifies that for patients in critical condition, physicians shall take emergency measures for diagnosis and treatment; First aid must not be refused. At the same time, it also explains in Article 40 that those who obstruct the lawful practice of physicians, insult, slander, threaten, or assault physicians, or infringe on physicians' personal freedom, or interfere with the normal work and life of physicians, shall be punished in accordance with the provisions of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China"; where a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility is pursued in accordance with law.

In short, it can be seen from the above that the Physician Practice Law clarifies that except for the first aid of acute and critical patients, the right of a physician is to only engage in medical work within the scope of registered practice, and its obligation is to abide by the law. Therefore, doctors have the right to refuse medical treatment that is not within the scope of their practice and other than emergency treatment for patients in critical condition.

2. Doctors are obliged to provide services to all patients who come to the hospital.

The patient arrives at the hospital and he has any questions. As long as the patient finds any doctor or employee in the hospital, he is obliged to provide services to the patient, so the doctor cannot refuse to provide services to the patient. For example, if the patient is not a patient in his area of practice, he can help introduce the right specialist to the patient so that the patient can be well served.

Another example is that when a patient is waiting for other doctors to wait for treatment, and the patient's condition changes and requires first aid, the doctor who finds that the patient's condition has changed is obliged to provide emergency services to help.

Although it is said that the doctor has the obligation to ** the patient, it does not mean that every patient should accept it unconditionally, he can refuse. For example, if he is not familiar with a patient who is not sure of it, he can refuse, so as not to delay time. For some patients with dangerous tendencies, he can also refuse, so as to avoid accidental injury.

In addition, for some uncooperative patients, the doctor can also refuse**.

It is the duty of a doctor to save lives and help the wounded, to treat the sick and to save people, so as a doctor, he should not refuse to accept a patient when he receives help from a patient, or when he encounters a patient who needs help.

No matter what situation you encounter, as a doctor, you should abide by professional ethics and medical ethics, and you should perform your duties in a timely manner, so that every patient who is rescued can feel your medical skills, medical ethics, greatness and warmth. Because every human life is precious and should all be protected and respected. To be a doctor is to be the protector of life.

It is the duty of a doctor to love and protect life.

However, when encountering special circumstances, or critically ill patients, treatment and judgment plans and measures should be made in a timely and accurate manner. Or find a specialist, or send it to a large hospital with conditions so as not to delay the patient's treatment time.

1.Doctors don't think they have enough professional knowledge and skills to deal with a patient's condition.

2.The patient's condition does not fall within the doctor's field of expertise or the medical institution does not have the facilities and conditions to deal with the disease.

3.The patient's condition has exceeded the doctor's capacity or the medical institution's medical service capacity.

The patient refuses or violates the rules or instructions of the medical institution.

The patient behaves inappropriately or disrespects the doctor or other medical staff.

6. The patient suffers from a contagious disease or has the potential to endanger medical staff or other patients.

It is worth noting that doctors who refuse to accept patients must follow the relevant laws and regulations, such as refusing to accept patients because of race, gender, religion, etc., and must inform patients of the relevant reasons and refer other medical institutions or doctors to ensure that patients can receive appropriate medical and spring treatment services in a timely manner.

Legal analysis: We can apply for legal help to solve the problem if the doctor improperly uses the drug. If the doctor improperly uses the drug, it will directly affect the patient**, and some improper medication may also cause fatal harm to the patient.

However, because the doctor's professional level is low, and the improper medicine is used but it is not fatal, but the patient's ** is delayed, then it should be negligent, and the blind patient has suffered damage from it, and he can actively claim to defend his rights.

Legal basis: "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Handling of Medical Accidents" Article 46 In the event of a civil liability dispute such as compensation for medical accidents, the doctor and the patient may negotiate to resolve the dispute between the doctor and the patient, and if they are willing to negotiate or fail to negotiate, they may submit an application for mediation to the health administrative department or directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.