How about Zichuan District Mining Bureau Hospital?

Personal behavior is not so good, although the level is a little high, but it is really chilling.

Last July, I hung up the emergency room at 2 o'clock in the middle of the night because of a headache, but I called the doctor on duty for 20 minutes before I came out slowly. After I came out, I didn't say anything, but asked, "headache?" Directly open the list of CT, pay first; I waited at the toll booth for 10 minutes before paying. As a result, I waited in the CT room for another half hour, and the CT staff came out to open the door. If it was urgent at night, I had to pay another 50 yuan (this doesn't matter); What makes me angry is that I took the CT to the doctor on duty, and he only took a look, really only for 2 seconds at most, and then he said nothing, let's have an injection, that's all. Later, I learned that I was given normal saline and glucose! ! ! !

Let's talk about what I saw when I hung up the needle. At about 4 o'clock in the morning, an aunt said that she fell into the caustic soda pool, her eyes were burned and her mouth was burnt by caustic soda. The situation is quite dangerous. The doctor came out slowly as before, and the examination was very slow. What is even more exasperating is that other doctors actually hung up anti-inflammatory drugs (like penicillin, I forgot) and said that they would wait for the hospital to work. By that time, it is estimated that the body has been burned by caustic soda. The most exasperating thing is that the old doctor is sitting on the phone. The phone content probably said that the patient was very serious and did not belong to his department. Let other doctors take over and make about three phone calls, all of which mean the same thing. Finally, I heard the doctor say, "Then let her wait until the hospital goes to work, and I'll do it after work."

From then on, I decided never to go to the Mining Bureau Hospital again. ...

Disclaimer: I have absolutely no intention of slandering the hospital and doctors that night. I just expressed my opinion on my personal experience, what I saw and heard, and I just exercised my rights as a patient.