Was there a medical hazard in ancient times? How do they deal with medical trouble patients?

Medical troubles are disgusted and helpless by all doctors, and they have always existed since ancient times. If it is a quack doctor who misdiagnoses and has a patient's family members come to the door to entangle, everyone can still understand it, but nowadays, many doctors will also encounter medical troubles, and many doctors are also injured because of the malicious entanglement of the patient's family. Not long ago, Dr. Tao Yong of the ophthalmology department of Chaoyang Hospital in Beijing was stabbed by a patient, and it was a patient he had treated.

Dr. Tao Yong's left hand was the most seriously injured, and Dr. Tao still needed to use his own hands to perform the operation at a critical time, which can be imagined, not only for Dr. Tao Yong himself, but also for many patients who want to see Dr. Tao for their eyes.

In ancient times, the status of doctors was not high, we know that in ancient times, it was divided into "three religions and nine streams", but the status of doctors was in the middle nine streams, lower than farmers, merchants, etc. And many doctors are basically sitting doctors and are employed by others. For pharmacies, as long as there is a doctor who comes to the door, it will definitely have a great impact on the business of the pharmacy, at least in the short term, the customer flow will be reduced a lot.

For the damage to their own interests, all the masters do not want to see itTherefore, before the emergence of relevant laws in ancient times, most of the medical troubles were resolved privately。Regardless of who caused the medical trouble, the owner was willing to settle privately and maintain the business of the store.

AbsolutelyThere are also pharmacies that choose to report to the police to solve the problem after the medical trouble. This situation basically appeared in the Tang and Song dynasties and later periods. During the Tang and Song dynasties, the government officially issued a law on the situation of medical trouble

At the very least, the business of the pharmacy and the reputation of the doctor can be treated fairly. However, most of the relevant laws are aimed at ordinary people, and the powerful families, especially the relatives of the emperor, generally punish the doctors very severely when they encounter a situation that cannot be diagnosed or misdiagnosed by the doctor. When the emperor is angry, he may give the doctor death.

In ancient times, the phenomenon of medical troubles also appeared, but it was also related to the doctor's medical skills

In ancient times, of course, there were medical troubles, but they were not as severe as they are today, because the medical conditions in modern society were developed, and there was no shortage of doctors, but the medical conditions in ancient times were relatively backward, so doctors still had a certain majesty in the hearts of ordinary people.

In ancient times, there were also medical troubles, generally some of them lost money, and some would go to the lawsuit and deal with it through the yamen.

Medical disturbance refers to the behavior of a patient who is employed in a medical dispute to dismantle and search, and together with the patient's family, to exert pressure on the hospital in the form of seriously obstructing the medical order, expanding the situation, and causing a negative impact on the hospital to make profits. Medical disturbances take the form of setting up mourning halls in hospitals, smashing property, setting up obstacles to prevent patients from seeking medical treatment, or beating medical staff and following.

Medical staff, or in the consultation room, physician's office, leadership office, etc. Medical troublemakers are a special group of people who shuttle between major hospitals every day to find "business opportunities", and take the way of disrupting the order of hospital treatment with patients' families and demanding high compensation from hospitals.

On 10 July 2006, Mao Qunan, spokesman for the Ministry of Health, commented on the "medical troubles" and said that "medical troubles" were an illegal act. On April 30, 2012, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Public Security jointly issued the "Notice on Maintaining the Order of Medical Travel and Resume Therapy Institutions", which clarified that ** will be punished in accordance with the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law", and even investigate the criminal responsibility of medical troubles.

People who disrupt the medical order.

In medical activities, the goal of both doctors and patients is the same, that is, to improve illness and restore health. Under the ideal system design model, physicians rely on their skills and experience to alleviate the pain of patients, or prolong their lives, or improve their lives and quality of life, and get due remuneration for their labor and intellectual efforts in the medical process. It is for the same purpose that patients seek out and receive the services of medical professionals and benefit from them.

Therefore, in the process of medical treatment, the common enemy of both doctors and patients is the pain and the disease itself, and the doctor and patient are a community of interests formed in order to seek health and realize the continuation of life, or in other words, a "comrade-in-arms" relationship formed in order to fight against the disease. However, there is a subtle change in the above characteristics of the doctor-patient relationship in China today. Some radicals believe that doctors have become a group of profit-seeking, money-seeing, taking advantage of people's dangers, and taking advantage of opportunities to extort.

The doctors and patients have evolved from the original community of interests or comrades-in-arms to rivals. In view of the increasing tension between doctors and patients in China in recent years, leading economists to predict that in the next 20 years, among the many challenges facing Chinese society, "doctor-patient disputes" will become one of the most compelling.

It will cure the disease, and there will be no medical trouble.

"Medical trouble" (a third party who illegally profits from a medical dispute) refers to the act of a patient who is employed in a medical dispute and together with the patient's family to exert pressure on the hospital in a form that seriously obstructs the medical order, expands the situation, or causes a negative impact on the hospital to make profits.

On April 30, 2012, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Public Security jointly issued the "Notice on Maintaining the Order of Medical Institutions", which clarified that in accordance with the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law", seven behaviors that disrupt the normal order of hospitals, such as medical troubles and traffickers, will be punished, and even criminal responsibility will be investigated. Legal basis: Article 23 of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law" provides that anyone who commits any of the following acts shall be given a warning or a fine of not more than 200 yuan; where the circumstances are more serious, they are to be detained for between 5 and 10 days, and may be concurrently fined up to 500 RMB

1) Nuclear states that disrupt the order of organs, groups, enterprises, or public institutions, causing work, production, business, medical treatment, teaching, and scientific research to be unable to proceed normally, and have not yet caused serious losses;

2) Disrupting the order of stations, ports, docks, airports, shopping malls, parks, exhibition halls, or other public places;

3) Disrupting the order of buses, trams, trains, ships, aircraft, or other means of public transportation;

4) Illegally intercepting or forcibly boarding or picking up motor vehicles, ships, aircraft, or other means of transport, affecting the normal operation of the means of transport;

5) Disrupting the order of elections conducted in accordance with law.

Where a crowd is assembled to carry out the conduct described in the preceding paragraph, the ringleaders are to be detained for between 10 and 15 days, and may be concurrently fined up to 1,000 RMB.

Legal Analysis: Medical disturbance refers to the behavior of a patient who is employed in a medical dispute, together with the patient's family, to exert pressure on the hospital and make profits in the form of seriously obstructing the medical order, expanding the situation, and causing a negative impact on the hospital. Medical disturbances take the form of setting up mourning halls in hospitals, smashing property, setting up obstacles to prevent patients from seeking medical treatment, beating medical personnel, following medical personnel, or staying in consultation rooms, doctors' offices, and leaders' offices.

Legal basis: Circular of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Public Security on Maintaining Order in Medical Institutions

Article 6: Public security organs, in conjunction with relevant departments, should do a good job of efforts to preserve public order in medical establishments, and severely crack down on illegal and criminal activities that infringe on the personal safety of medical personnel and patients and disrupt the order of medical establishments in accordance with law.

Article 7: Where there is any of the following violations of the administration of public security, the public security organs are to punish them in accordance with the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Punishments for the Administration of Public Security"; where a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility is pursued in accordance with the Law of Numbers

1) Burning paper money in medical establishments, setting up mourning halls, placing wreaths, stopping mortuaries in violation of regulations, or gathering crowds to cause trouble;

2) Picking quarrels and provoking troubles in medical establishments;

3) Illegally carrying flammable or explosive dangerous goods and controlled instruments into medical establishments;

4) Insulting, threatening, intimidating, or intentionally harming medical personnel, or unlawfully restricting medical personnel's physical freedom;

5) Intentionally destroying, stealing, or stealing public or private property in a medical establishment;

6) Reselling the vouchers of medical establishments;

7) Other conduct that disrupts the normal order of medical establishments.