鄭耳鼻喉科 | 楊寧娟內科 聯合診所

At 8:40 this evening, the child suddenly fell and injured his mouth. The nearby pediatrics department was closed. I was worried that it would be too late. I needed to go to the big hospital for emergency treatment. I immediately googled this clinic and wanted to call first to check if the baby could see it. The staff at the counter listened to my explanation very carefully and said that they can see the doctor. When they arrived at the clinic, everyone’s attitude was pretty good. Dr. Zheng also took care of the diagnosis and treatment in the clinic. The nurse also helped to calm the crying daughter until she received the treatment. The medicine came out of the clinic. Overall, I thought it was good. Dr. Zheng asked if I should come back and rub the medicine the next day. I thought about it and felt it was necessary. The nurse immediately arranged an appointment for registration. The only drawback is that there is no barrier-free entrance and the cart needs to be carried. Go up the stairs, and when I get home, my husband asks me how is everything? I was puzzled, because before I went home, I had already called me to explain the situation, including the doctor’s advice, etc., and he said that the clinic’s online evaluation was not high. I was so surprised, because I did not expect to have a negative evaluation at all. The situation is not so unbearable as mentioned in the comments. I think it may be a case. I suggest that you don't have preconceived notions.

Physician Zheng is very nice, but he just loves to read, but the attitude of the nurses inside is really bad, all the poker faces, the time to get the medicine is really long, and no one knows what to wait for.

Even the phone service can be so bad...the whole dumbfounded Although I have a lunch break, I am very embarrassed... I just asked if you have any vaccination services, and replied: "We have a rest, no answer is provided" (Is it difficult to answer yes or no? = =) In other words, you can speak or not answer. . . . The same in the medical care industry... we are not so heartless during our lunch break...

It was extremely bad. At first, I had to go to the doctor and stand at the counter to see the nurse typing information on the computer. I stood in front of me and ignored it. When I said I needed to see a doctor, I said something next to it. I found another nurse and heard that I wanted to see The doctor said that he still came to see the doctor at 11:56. I felt very rude. Can I control the time when I am uncomfortable? Later, another nurse who wore glasses also kept showing his face, and the doctor told the one who wore glasses that he needed to take an electrocardiogram. , went out and said loudly: I want to take an electrocardiogram, and other nurses also heard it, wow, I thought I was listening to the New Year's sound, so I used to shout: huh, this time, I have to take an electrocardiogram! Super loud, not exaggerated, the doctor is embarrassed to hear it, please, I have not received employee training, but also have basic respect and professional quality. I am in a hurry to take a lunch break. Do you want to try resigning? You can take a 365-day break. Seriously, Nursing is a profession where you can show your face and be impolite, and I want to take the exam too! I have always respected you all, but it was your attitude before you took out your majors, so I can only say come on! Don't be discouraged, everyone is out to make money, it's not just you! Happy lunch break at the end :)

The nurses are very friendly, and everyone has the feeling that they have multiple roles. The two doctors are very busy but very professional and close to the people. Yesterday, I took my mother to see the doctor, and many people were getting vaccinated. The nurse had to register at the counter to help with the vaccine. I feel that the medical staff are super hard and risky to contact every patient ? They need more respect! thank you! Respect?

It’s really miserable. Only one person is using the vaccine. You have to ask for information about drug allergies, you need to measure your blood pressure, you need to use the forehead temperature, and you have to explain the questions of the elders. She was even the last shot. She ran before and after. It's too hard.