長庚邱醫師診所

I accompanied my elders to get the new crown pneumonia vaccine in the morning, and found that the queuing process at the clinic had to be "self-help"! You have to take your own plastic chairs and increase your social distance, but...most of the impatient elders are used to rushing to the door of the clinic. In addition, the arcade space outside the clinic is small and there are passers-by waiting for the bus on the sidewalk. The elders really It is difficult to automatically and spontaneously increase social distancing and queue up. The manpower of the clinic does not seem to be enough for people outside the clinic who are eager to get an injection. There was only one aunt, who was a little slow in her movements and a little impolite, shrank in the corner and shouted for herself to write information, but because it was in the corner, it was difficult to know what information to fill in, so everyone squeezed into it. I want to ask questions at the table. Ugh……………… The elders really need more assistance in filling in the information. If they are not accompanied by the younger generation, I really feel that they will waste a lot of time "being cut in line" because they are not familiar with the process of filling in the forms and queuing!

Finally know why the comment has 1 star... Take the elders to get vaccinations in the morning, make an online appointment on the 1st, arrive at the scene before 8:30, probably the 6th to 7th. (If you didn't confirm the reservation information, you just queued up on the spot, this is OK, anyway, the same time reservation is first come first) However, they did not ask everyone to fill in the data sheet in the order in which they were queued. Instead, they could pick it up and fill it out at will. They must be vaccinated in the order in which they returned the data sheet. (Then what's the purpose of making an online reservation and queuing up on site? And everyone is anxious to pay the information sheet, so they can get together in a group!) I told the lady at the door that I should collect the information sheets and hit them in the order in which they were queued, so that they would not be crowded together. The lady in the clinic came out and said that the process has always been like this and there is no problem, and the on-site medical staff has been very hard... (I understand that all medical staff are working hard during the epidemic, but shouldn't the processes that cause clusters and chaos be adjusted?) Even during the consultation, he told Dr. Qiu that he also said that there was no problem with the process, and emphasized that all the beatings were performed according to the schedule. (But I didn't check the appointment newsletter when I was in line, and I didn't see the steps to check the roster. I couldn't help being confused. Can I call if I didn't make an appointment?) When the elders were about to vaccinate, the nurse asked me to wait outside. Later, the elders told me that the nurse read him once and again emphasized that there was no problem with the process, and then the needle went down vigorously. (Of course it can be said that when the nurse gave the injection, it was absolutely the same, but the elders felt that the injection was the most powerful in this life. Looking at the elder's wet eyes, he decided to never come to this clinic again!!!) To make matters worse, shortly after returning home to complete the disinfection, the clinic called to inform that the health insurance card had missed the note and should be taken to the clinic again. Such a process is really dumbfounded...

The nurse explained the details of the vaccine injection very carefully, and the doctor was very patient in answering questions.

Dr. Qiu is my most regular clinic at the moment. Medicines and injections are very effective. The doctor will inquire about the symptoms carefully. They will also explain to me about what causes the discomfort. What should I pay attention to when I eat and rest? I think this is the point. Very important. Sometimes the attitude of the nurse is just colder~ but she is still very professional~ they will answer the questions seriously~ thank you~ for your hard work

I took the third dose, so let's not say that I waited for an hour. The attitude of the aunt who was sitting in front of filling in the information really needed to be improved. I asked if I could sit outside and wait for the name, because many people in the clinic did not have it. I took a seat, but replied to me: whatever you want.

Thank you, doctors, nurses, for your hard work during the epidemic Thank you, Dr. Qiu, for the detailed consultation and explanation, and also politely ask the child what precautions he can take to protect himself? Thank you, nurse Ting Zhen, who spoke so softly and explained carefully, thank you

Astonished, angry~~~ I felt itchy throat and went to the doctor. After I finished the registration, I asked me to go out and wait for a while outside the clinic. I can understand it during the epidemic. I waited until a doctor came out under the cold wind and asked me about my symptoms. Then he asked me to open my mouth and shine a flashlight on my throat on the street without letting me in. I thought he was preliminarily filtering the patients for the epidemic prevention. No, he sees. After I said I had a small cold, I would prescribe medicine for me, and then I went in. After reacting, I felt very humiliated instantly. Am I in a refugee camp? Or a second-class citizen? Why are you being seen by a doctor with your mouth wide open in the corridors of the street. And the consultation is so sloppy, is there a good consultation? Does exposure on the street give the patient no right to privacy? When the lady at the counter delivered the medicine, I expressed my bad feelings. She only said that they meet the epidemic prevention regulations, and the hospitals are like this..., she insisted that she just asked me first when I didn’t register. I don’t agree. ,Yes? Hell, I don't have a fever again, and I have seen ophthalmology and dentistry nearby. No one is like them. Even if I go to another home to see the ENT department, I voluntarily wait outside the door for the call to enter. The clinic will continue to disinfect to maintain the safety of both the doctor and the patient, instead of treating patients in such a rough way as this Qiu hospital. It is really speechless that the hospitals that survive in the community still treat the people visiting the community like this. So scared? It is recommended that you take out the desks and equipment for consultation in the corridor, so that everyone can work together to prevent the epidemic.