蘇榮茂診所

The doctor's diagnosis is really professional and will calm the patient's emotions?? The nurses are very concerned and will exhort you in detail! (But 80% of young people are not used to the attitude of the clinic)

Dr. Xie Xiexian of Healing Hands, finished at noon for surgery, rest twenty-three hours just fine, not at all feel made surgery, and it says that there is a nurse sister bad attitude, you might be uncomfortable in the body , the gas made in the nurse who, of course, people do not have a good look for you.

The doctor explained in detail. It's just that the nurse's face is stinky, but after saying thank you to them, they also responded enthusiastically. Big push

Sucky nurses are nasty

Uncle hello doctor I am the boy whose right hand was broken by you during delivery 28 years ago Do you remember me?

The old nurse has a bad attitude, her face is stinky, and she feels terrible. I guess I don't have a nurse's license. The most important thing is to open a diagnosis certificate for 200. Asked why he is so expensive, isn't it usually 50. He confidently tells you that it is 200

A clinic that I will definitely not go to again next time! ! I am a second-level technical student who has just graduated and obtained the nursing license. I had lower abdominal pain early this morning. The pain lasted for a long time before I decided to go to the clinic near my home. When I first went in, there was no one in the clinic, so I registered. Then wait, a staff member with short hair (because I'm not sure if they have a nurse practitioner license, so let's call them a staff member for the time being) came to take my blood pressure, and then the doctor came to see me, after listening to my symptoms, the doctor He said that he wanted to take an ultrasound, so I went to the back to prepare for an ultrasound. I didn't expect to meet the staff with a very, very, very bad attitude (tied a ponytail). How bad is the attitude? To put it more seriously, it can be said to be humiliating. The thing is like this, I lay on the bed first, and then the staff member said with a stinky face to pull down my pants a little bit, then I would pull them down, and he said more fiercely about you Pulling like this won't show anything at all, so I'll pull it down a little bit more, but he said even more fiercely that the button was unbuttoned, so I did as he said, but he pulled my pants down spontaneously ( I don't know if there are any leaks), he didn't tell me at all, I was completely frightened at the moment, he put a piece of cloth on my pants, I started to cover it because I was a little embarrassed, and the result was this A staff member started to be aggressive again and I said not to pull it up again. In fact, my current thinking is that the most important thing I learned in school is to maintain the privacy of the patients, but I think this staff member’s behavior is completely inconsistent with my past. What I have learned now, if today's patient is not a nursing student, how hurt his heart will be, is he afraid of seeing obstetrics and gynecology from now on? I really hope that this staff member will stop treating patients with this attitude, let alone destroy the reputation of our nursing (I read a lot of comments to know that this staff member is not the only one who treats me like this, many people call him a nurse, but I Think not to let him ruin the reputation of our nursing any more).