How to prevent patients and their families from crying, and doctors crying too?

It's good to get used to it, hurry up and see if the critical illness notice has been signed? Has the informed consent form been signed? Have you written a rescue record?

If the family wants to seal the case, has the medical course record been written, and is it truthfully recorded? The rest of the time is to think about whether there is anything worth learning from the patient's death, whether there are flaws, and whether it can be avoided next time, this is the mentality that a doctor should have.

The first dead man I saw was an internship in the Department of Cardiology, an old man with heart failure died, his old lady held his head and said, Lao Zhao looked at me, tears almost rushed out when I watched, I couldn't help it at all, my teacher said to me, go out, I don't need you. Afterwards, the teacher said that my reaction was normal for the newcomer, but the family members who also wore white coats couldn't tell who was the doctor and who were interns, so when they put on the white coats, they should be calm and confident, enter the role of doctors, and comfort the patient's family, not let others comfort you, let alone let the family members feel that you are immature and fragile, and feel that you are ashamed of the deceased because you did not do well.

If you're a doctor and this happens, you want to avoid it. Avoid being around patients and their families, and don't see that kind of scene, and you will probably feel better. After working in the medical profession for a long time, I will probably get used to it.

It depends on the situation, if the patient unfortunately dies, the family will definitely cry, the only thing that can stop is the doctor crying, when the patient's family is crying, the doctor can express comfort on the side, not crying, which is too embarrassing.

Doctors are men, not gods! I have been a doctor for more than 3o years, and I am used to seeing life and death, and it is difficult to cry together emotionally. But once a beautiful 17-year-old girl took me by the hand and said help me doctor!

What should I do if my mom dies? I couldn't help but run out and cry. It was my family who comforted me.

The father of the family died early, and the mother and daughter depended on each other. The daughter is well-behaved and beautiful, and she is excellent in learning. The girl in the flower season has a terminal illness and has reached the end of her life.

There's nothing I can do. That feeling of helplessness, helplessness, and heartache is devastating!

You will cry to show that you are a sensitive and compassionate person, which is a good quality as a doctor, sympathetic to the patient will be willing to do his best, and sensitive heart will be more sensitive to detect subtle changes in the condition.

I hope you study hard, in the future, you can not forget your original intention, medicine is benevolence, the biggest task of doctors is not to cure anyone, how to let people walk with dignity, how to let the family accept calmly is the most important.

This is a very common scenario, and the doctor must also cry, because if the doctor does not cry, the patient's family will think that the doctor does not pay attention to their loved one's condition, so it will intensify the tension between the doctor and the patient, and it is better to stop it in time.

At this time, the best way is to separate the family and the doctor, and don't let the two affect each other, because the doctor is not only responsible for this one patient, he also has other patients who need his **, so the doctor's mood must not be affected by this one patient.

The best way is to separate the two as soon as possible, because the two will only affect each other, thus intensifying the doctor-patient relationship, making the patient's family more emotional, and it is likely to cause an overreaction, try to separate the two, so as to avoid their mutual influence. <>