家祥診所 - Section 1

At 11:09 on 5/19 at 11:09 am, 3 quarters before the pick-up time of the nephrologist's transportation vehicle, I received a call from the driver of the self-proclaimed kidney dialysis center to inform that due to the epidemic situation, it will be delayed by one hour in the future. Avoid the caregiver who is responsible for supporting the father-in-law for a long time or being empty. At 12:15 noon on 5/21, the door bell rang downstairs in the middle of the building. A driver who claimed to be a dialysis center said he had arrived. My instinctive response was "not that it was delayed by an hour because of the epidemic? Why did you change it back?" There was a panic. I quickly helped my father downstairs but the driver was nowhere to be seen. I went to the dialysis center to confirm and got the answer "Our driver hasn’t set off yet, you should be scammed." After my father waited downstairs for 45 minutes, the driver Appear and confess that he pressed the doorbell... (omitted after the text length). [Conclusion] The reason why the patient's family members apply for "Long-term Care 2.0" is undoubtedly because they want to reduce their own burden and the troubles of medical care, but the so-called "driver's personal behavior" by the hospital has made the family members more emotional. The purpose of this article is not to accuse the driver or obliterate the contribution of the medical staff, but I think it would be better to tell the family half a day in advance of the time change? ! However, the current mechanism of cooperation between caregivers and hospitals/patients can easily become a loophole for long-term caregiving.

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