Four days ago, Yang Wen, the deputy chief physician of the Emergency Department at the Civil Aviation General Hospital, was deliberately and brutally murdered at her department workstation. Over the past few days, the responses from all walks of life have been exactly as expected — still so pale, numb, and powerless. What is absurd is that for such a straightforward and serious violent crime, it took the Beijing Municipal Procuratorate three full days to issue the arrest warrant. China still has a very long way to go in modernizing its social governance capabilities.
In the American TV series Grey’s Anatomy, when a doctor was shot inside the hospital, the hospital’s first response was to go on lockdown and shut down entirely. At the same time, all medical staff in the department and at the scene were suspended and received psychological counseling, only returning to work after passing an evaluation. Of course, we are not an “evil capitalist country.” When our doctor lies in a pool of blood, other doctors must continue to take care of the murderer — repaying evil with kindness, playing the saint.
It is a pity that China’s saints have been demonized for so many years.
At this stage, 99.99% of doctors in tertiary hospitals at or above the provincial level are model representatives of medical benevolence. The state pays an enormous cost to train a doctor like Yang Wen. To save costs for the country, reduce losses, and maintain social stability, I believe the education and training system implemented in Xinjiang in recent years is a method well worth learning from.
A doctor-patient relationship training center should be established in each province, staffed with full-time instructors and managers to regularly conduct education centered on doctor-patient relationship themes. Anyone who spreads views detrimental to the harmony between doctors and patients, is suspected of being a medical troublemaker, or is likely to disrupt public order in hospitals should be compelled to enter the training center for study. Only when their study is deemed satisfactory may they return to society.
Only in this way can the doctor-patient relationship remain harmonious and stable, doctors can work with peace of mind, leaders will no longer be tormented by these matters, and the operating costs of society will be reduced.
We once again call for the early launch of special training courses on doctor-patient relationships.
中文原文 / Chinese Original
4天前，民航总医院急诊科副主任医师杨文在科室工作站被蓄意残忍杀害，这几日，各界的反应如期而至，别无二样，依然是那么苍白麻木而无力。可笑的是，如此简单的一个严重暴力刑事案件，北京市检察院居然过了3天才下达批捕文件，中国社会治理能力现代化还有很长的路要走。
在美剧《Grey’s Anatomy》中，医院的医生受到枪击，医院的第一反应是戒严关闭，同时其所在科室和在场的医务人员全部停职，接受心理咨询，直到评估合格才能重返工作岗位。当然，我们不是万恶的资本主义国家，我们的医生倒在了血泊里，其他医生要继续顶上，而且要对凶手百般照顾，以德报怨，做一个圣人。
可惜，中国的圣人们，在这许多年里始终被妖魔化。
在现在这个阶段，99.99%省级以上三甲医院的医生都是医者仁心的模范代表，国家培养出一名杨文这样的医生是要付出巨大成本的，为了给国家节约成本，减轻损失，维护社会稳定，我认为近几年在新疆地区推行的教育培训制度是一个十分值得借鉴的办法。
应该在每个省份开设一个医患关系培训中心，设置专职教师和管理人员，定期开展医患关系主题教育。凡是传播不利于医患关系和谐观点的、有医闹嫌疑的、有可能做出扰乱医院公共秩序的人群，强制其进入培训中心学习，什么时候学习到位了，什么时候重返社会。
只有这样，医患关系才能和谐稳定，医生可以安心工作，领导不会再为这些事情焦头烂额，社会运行成本会因此降低。
再次呼吁尽早开办医患关系专题培训班。
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