Why is the doctor s font so sloppy, not afraid of catching the wrong medicine?

In fact, pharmacists may not be able to understand, in fact, there is a computer network, pharmacists already know what medicine is from the computer, and when there was no computer before, it was written with some specific symbols. The prescription is only a confirmation voucher (checked with the data on the computer to confirm that the doctor has indeed prescribed the drug), and the prescription is left after the drug is released for the purpose of saving the data later. It is to be scribbled and unrecognized, and doctors mainly earn kickbacks by selling drugs, and if you get to know you, you don't buy drugs in the hospital, but go out to the pharmacy to buy them, how can they make money.

As for you saying that you recognize the wrong word and prescribe the wrong medicine, it should be that the pharmacy and the doctor have agreed on some solid top marks (but we can't see it), or the pharmacy is used to seeing that kind of word. There are some doctors' handwriting that I can't recognize even if I have practiced cursive. Cursive writing has rules, and their scribbling has no rules at all, and they don't even know the words of the doctors.

So why do the people in the pharmacy know each other? Because there is an agreement and tacit understanding between the doctor and the person in the pharmacy. The doctor's scribbling was deliberate, deliberately not being understood, in order to "keep it confidential" and to make you buy medicine in the hospital.

The sloppy writing of individual Chinese medicine is not recognized, and it is also the need for "confidentiality" and "designated pharmacies" to purchase medicines. <>

Regardless of the dispensing of hospital pharmacies or the salesmen of pharmacies, they are all graduates of professional schools, and they must understand the dosage of drugs and the names of drugs written by doctors, and the dosage of Latin in pharmaceutical specialties, otherwise they will not stand in that position They can't take life as a child's play This is the professional ethics they must have This is because pharmacists are also specialized in learning Chinese medicine or pharmacy majors, and they are very familiar with the name, usage and dosage of traditional Chinese medicine, and they also have research on prescriptions. It is generally studied as a basic course for the major. So, recognizable. It's as if you can read and understand whether it's a hospital or a pharmacy outside, so scribbled words, aren't you afraid that others will catch the wrong medicine?

Is it because those people have learned? But every doctor can't write the same font. It should be different, how can you understand it.

The right foot of the LZ tragedy has been broken 5 times, and the last two times have been broken for no reason (that is, when sitting, or when changing shoes, I feel bad), saying that it is an old injury, and I went to the hospital today, and the doctor said that it was a ligament injury, so I went to take a film, and I took a film, and the results attached to it are: there is no obvious displacement fracture of the right foot bone, and there is a gap between the 7 toe joints. <>

In fact, when it comes to why the doctor's font is so sloppy, it is actually deliberate, because in the past, when there was no computer to open a list, the doctor wrote by himself, and then wrote the list, but because some people may imitate the doctor's words, imitate them, and give him the wrong list after coming, resulting in medical accidents, so the doctor will have his own way of narrow-minded things, so that it is not easy for others to imitate the face, be imitated by others, and take the wrong medicine.

Although the doctor's font is scribbled, it is not scribbled, some are English abbreviations, and they are all uniformly defined, as long as the doctor can understand it. The reason why most people can't understand it is because they are not familiar with drugs. For example, if you are familiar with your name, you will recognize it no matter how people write it.

Some are because the doctor writes too sloppily! Even he didn't recognize himself. Now that they are prescribed by computer, this problem is almost non-existent.

This is my own superficial opinion.

There will be such a situation, but not now, the whole process is computer-operated.

1. Time is pressing.

The hospital is full of people every day, there are a lot of people who see a doctor, and the doctors receive not one or two patients every day, and in order to improve work efficiency, doctors try to shorten the time for prescription writing, and many drug names are abbreviated by doctors, and many are abbreviated in Latin.

That's why many people can't read the doctor's handwriting, and these Latin strokes can save a lot of time compared to Chinese characters, and if each medicine is written word by word, it can be said to be time-consuming and laborious.

2. Habit problems.

Medical students practice the writing of prescriptions and medical records when they go to school, and the medical examination requires a lot of writing, and it is unlikely that they can write neatly one by one if they want to finish the paper within two hours, and this is why most medical students write sloppy, which may be related to the learning situation when they were students.

There are two reasons.

1. Many doctors are afraid of leakage of the prescriptions, so the words written can be understood by him and the person who grabbed the medicine, so it is safer to do so, because people outside can't understand it.

2. Many doctors are very busy, so they write quickly for a long time, so that they will form a habit after a long time.

That's pretty much it.

Some doctors are busy.,Writing speed is fast and don't pay attention to the font or anything.,And the words themselves are not very good-looking.,Not all doctors have practiced words.。。。 There is also the fact that some Chinese medicine practitioners have some protective prescriptions, which can only be understood by those who prescribe and grasp medicines. Prevent leakage.

Because the doctor is too busy. Write fast so you can't read it. But doctors can understand it.

In fact, it is not that the doctor deliberately does not let the patient understand, and the medical records and prescriptions are not actually for the patient. Have you ever noticed that no matter what one doctor writes, other doctors and pharmacists can read it?

Because the doctors are trying to save trouble and write the abbreviation of medical terms with a few Chinese characters in Latin, it would be hellish for ordinary people to be able to understand Latin and medical terms. Latin is a compulsory subject in medical school. The prescriptions are all in Latin, and a drug name is abbreviated in Latin with only a few letters, and it takes more than a dozen words to translate into Chinese characters, so doctors write Latin directly, if they are tired of writing Chinese characters, they must have at least three or five medicines in a prescription, and they can't write it on a piece of paper when written in Chinese characters.

This is a drawback that needs to be removed by the medical community, but it has not yet attracted widespread attention.

Because the price of medicine in the hospital is not the same as the price of medicine outside, I am afraid that you will buy it outside.

Because it's busy....I don't have time to write one stroke at a time.

According to my analysis, this is an unspoken rule, or it may be that the hospital requires fear of responsibility, in case something happens, the scribbled font is easy to quibble, and the responsibility is shirked for fear of leaking information such as prescription conditions (and patient privacy).

It's unfathomable, hehe.

In order not to let you understand! Make sure that his prescription will not be leaked, and then you can shirk it when there is a medical accident

Also, you are not allowed to go to other pharmacies to buy medicine.

Because they are afraid that you will not grab the medicine there, but go outside and catch it.

Because this is a kind of handwriting that doctors have to learn, the purpose is to prevent the prescription from leaking, which is considered a protective measure.

The doctor actually wrote medical Latin, and the doctor basically took this course when he was in school, so the doctor could understand it.

I think they should have their own kind of specialized characters, so they can understand each other.