How about Cangzhou People’s Hospital?

No, very, very bad! ! Two things: First, during a one-year physical examination, I was found to have pleural effusion. I had already taken a film at another hospital, but the People's Hospital asked me to take another one. I said I was worried about radiation, but the doctor said that it was not issued. After I made a diagnosis, I also asked what the doctors from other hospitals said about my problem. I thought to myself, if you study medicine, don’t you have the ability to judge my situation? Second, a relative of mine was admitted to their ICU and his condition was quite serious. During the visit, many doctors and nurses in the room, as well as one or two leaders, may have come in for inspection. At that time, the nurses and doctors were not concentrating on medical treatment. Instead of working, I was actively and enthusiastically catering to the leadership. Although this was common in the system, I still felt disgusted with the harshness in my heart. At that time, my relative’s heartbeat rate continued to drop. I asked the nurse, and she glanced at it without even thinking about it. She said it was okay. Although I was worried and didn't believe her answer, I had no other choice. It wasn't until my heartbeat dropped to over 40 that I asked the nurse again. Then they noticed something was wrong and rushed me out for rescue. But this relative of mine is gone forever. In addition, the People's Hospital has a tradition of succession, that is, the children of the younger generation can enter the hospital if they study medicine. I was born and raised in Cangzhou, so I won’t go to a nursing home if I can. Even if I can’t go, I only trust the doctor’s diagnosis and treatment.