The injured doctor is a good doctor.

Incredibly, the wounded doctor who happened in Guangzhou was also a warrior. He worked hard to treat patients and risked his life to treat the wounded. It is shocking that such a good doctor who saves lives should be chased and chopped by a strange patient. Although the suspect has committed suicide, the injured doctor in Guangzhou Zhongshan Third Hospital is not life-threatening and the injury is not very serious. However, the suspects hacked people with knives in the hospital, and the patients and doctors fled hastily, which was shocking. We have to reflect on how to protect the lives of medical workers, which is a difficult problem that must be solved at present.

Second, there are loopholes in the hospital's security measures.

In the process of wounding the suspect with a knife, everyone is running away to avoid being hurt, but there is only one security guard in this hospital, and this security guard is very old and an old man. Obviously, there was nothing he could do about the suspect, so he had to run away. This caused the hospital not only the doctor to run away, but also the patient to run away. The security of this hospital is so unbearable that we can't help but be surprised. Is this hospital too poor to afford a few security guards?

Third, the criminal suspect's motives for hacking people

This criminal suspect can't hack people. Why did he commit suicide? This is worth pondering. In recent years, the doctor-patient relationship in China is very tense, and various disputes about the doctor-patient relationship emerge one after another. We have to ask such a question. Why is the doctor-patient relationship so rigid? I think it is caused by the imperfect and opaque hospital treatment system. The problem of difficult and expensive medical treatment has always been the main problem. The doctor's attitude, the patient's incomprehension and the lack of communication between doctors and patients lead to more and more tension between doctors and patients, so we mainly solve the problem of doctor-patient relationship.

To sum up, I think Guangzhou medical records are the result of intensified contradictions.