高醫 急診室

I came to do PCR test, waited for 20 minutes at the counter, and then I couldn't swipe my card, I couldn't make a call, and I didn't talk about it first. After I went to the opposite 7-11 to collect the money, I didn't clearly explain the moving line, and a group of people waited. I won't come back to High Doctor again.

The attitude of the emergency nurses is super bad. Everyone is already very uncomfortable. After the IV drip, no nurses came to pull the needle. I know you are busy, but can your tone be better? It’s really difficult to pull it out when you are talking to the patient in the next bed, and answer him. Are you busy talking? Don't ignore it. We were treated by the overlord doctor. Did we not pay? It's really bad?

Today, the child was in the emergency room with bloody stool. Later, when he was waiting for the report in the pediatric area, he wanted to ask the nurse from the original pediatric area (the nurse was very good and patient) to ask questions, but the pediatric nurse was not there, so he gave up. . Later, a nurse came to the pediatric water dispenser to fill the water, Just wanted to say by the way: Is the pediatric nurse there? The nurse who filled the water said back to me: why are you looking for him (very displeased) Me: I have a question to ask her. Water filling nurse: He supports all departments, I don't know where she is. In retrospect, I didn't ask with a very disdainful attitude why the nurse who filled the water had such a bad attitude. Really frustrating.

At the beginning, I appealed to everyone, don't come! Never come to a senior doctor for emergency treatment. At 5 o'clock on 9/8 in the morning, I went to the small hospital for treatment with stomach pain, headache, and cough. The doctor thought it was acute gastroenteritis. At midnight, I was still very comfortable and went to the emergency department. In addition, there was only another group of people besides us that day, and there were very few people. 1. After arriving in the emergency room, a basic investigation of COVID-19 must be done. The nurse said that the doctor must first determine whether to perform rapid screening. We waited outside the door for 40 minutes on a hot day, without any instructions, just wait. Whether or not to do a quick screening is a very decisive thing. Letting us wait outside is simply the laziness of the staff! I was waiting outside, completely ignoring my discomfort. It was a waste of time. What is the "emergency" clinic? 2. After waiting for 40 minutes, an old nurse came out and took me to the emergency department. She told me that there was an empty bed for me. I have been sitting in a wheelchair because of abdominal pain and unable to stand. My escort asked her if she could also go in. She responded with a very poor attitude: "No, it is a restricted area. How do you get in?" The first time I went to the emergency room after the epidemic, can I respect my speech? What is his attitude? As mentioned earlier, I was in a wheelchair. He told me to follow her in. I thought she was going to help me push the wheelchair, but he said to me fiercely, "Can't you walk? I told you that there is a bed in it. Here you are." Facing someone who is uncomfortable, even if you are tired, your attitude can’t be so bad. From the beginning to the end, this old nurse has put on a disdainful look. This is your job. Correct your work attitude, dumbfounded. To the extreme! 3. Even if the overall feeling is very poor, we still have to thank the uncle at the door of the emergency room for his hard work in arranging our positions. He was the only one who made us feel respected during the whole process, thank you. In short, the efficiency of emergency department is extremely poor, lower than that of outpatient department. People who are very uncomfortable should never come here. The attitude of the medical staff is also extremely poor, especially the nurses in the emergency room. If Dr. Gao has read this message, please re-educate these medical staff and work hard. However, this hard work does not make you disrespect the patients and the profession like this.