What kind of punishment did the doctors who participated in the "newborn infected with AIDS" incident receive?

On March 27th, the Yibin Municipal Health Planning Commission released "pregnant women were not told that they were HIV-positive during prenatal examination" in the evening, claiming that the doctor involved, Liu Moumou, was responsible for violating relevant professional operating norms and laws and regulations. At present, Liu has been dismissed by Yibin Maternal and Child Health Hospital, and the administrative law enforcement department of Yibin City has launched an administrative law enforcement investigation on Liu. According to the evidence and preliminary treatment opinions, Liu will be permanently revoked as a medical practitioner and will not be allowed to practice in the medical industry for life.

What happened: On June 29th, 20th, 2006, I went to the Maternal and Child Health Hospital for gynecological examination, and on July 4th, I went to the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology for early pregnancy examination. After discovering that she was pregnant, Dr. Liu issued a pregnant card for her and informed her to go back to the hospital for early pregnancy examination. On July 5, I went to the hospital again to be examined by Dr. Liu. Dr. Liu requested that relevant tests such as "AIDS, syphilis and hepatitis B" be conducted in accordance with relevant regulations. On July 6, the test results issued by the hospital showed that Zeng was positive for syphilis antibody and positive for HIV screening. According to the emergency reporting system, the hospital laboratory reported the situation to the newly diagnosed doctor Liu Hui and asked for a follow-up visit. Dr. Liu called Zeng's reserved number, but he could not get in touch.

2065438+On July 28th, 2006, I went to the city health center again to see Dr. Tang for pregnancy check-up. Dr. Tang was confirmed to be normal according to the self-reported test results, and was treated as a normal pregnant woman without verifying the initial test. Since then, Zeng Jing has done several pregnancy-related examinations in the city health center. After four doctor's examinations, the results of the first examination have not been verified and tracked.

It was not until 2065438+February 20, 2007 that the syphilis antibody and HIV screening were positive before operation. On March 2, Zeng was diagnosed as HIV positive by Yibin CDC and gave birth on his own. At present, the newborn is being treated in the neonatal department of a hospital in the city. The diagnosis results are: congenital syphilis and HIV exposure.

Through the investigation, it is found that the requirements of the Notice of Sichuan Provincial Health and Family Planning Commission on Further Strengthening the Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of AIDS, Syphilis and Hepatitis B and the Implementation Plan of Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of AIDS, Syphilis and Hepatitis B in Yibin City are not strictly implemented and the management is not in place.

The medical staff in the outpatient department of obstetrics and gynecology in the Maternal and Child Health Hospital of the city are seriously lacking in sense of responsibility and are not careful in their work. Results I went to see a doctor many times, and none of the medical staff worked seriously according to the relevant requirements of pregnancy care. They did not carefully verify the information and timely inform them of the information on prevention of mother-to-child transmission and related testing, resulting in no intervention measures.

The doctor involved, Liu Moumou, retired from Yibin Maternal and Child Health Hospital for age reasons and was re-employed by the health center after retirement. He has been engaged in medical work in this hospital for nearly 40 years, and there has never been a similar incident.

At present, experts from the Maternal and Child Health Service Department of the Sichuan Provincial Health Planning Commission have rushed to Yibin for consultation with children in order to formulate the next treatment plan.