Frequently asked questions and answers of hospital interviewers

Hospital interviewers often ask questions and answers as follows:

1, if you accidentally find that the death of a seriously ill patient may be mainly caused by improper diagnosis and treatment by doctors, what should you do at this time?

Analysis: Look at it rationally. Things have happened, and it is very important to understand the aftermath; Assist colleagues and department directors to do a good job in patient comfort and other aftermath. Understand the ins and outs of the incident, find out the specific cause of the patient's death at that time, and give an account to the deceased and himself; If you feel it is necessary to report to the department and hospital leaders in time.

2. In recent years, the problem of difficult and expensive medical treatment has become increasingly prominent. Because it is difficult and expensive to see a doctor, many people are afraid to go to the hospital because of illness. The phenomenon of "minor illness dragging, serious illness dragging, going to the hospital dragging to death" is more common. How to treat this phenomenon?

It is difficult to see a doctor, mainly because of the unreasonable allocation of medical resources: medical resources are far from the "polarization" of people-oriented hospitals and the "heavy city over village" of serious resource allocation.

3. Due to dense population, concentrated activities and students' lack of relevant prevention knowledge, there are many reasons for public health emergencies in schools. As a health worker, please talk about what should be done to prevent it?

He has profound and original views on this issue, can see the essence and root of the problem, and can analyze the problem dialectically. Such as strengthening the prevention of public health emergencies, establishing a good public health and food hygiene system, improving relevant conditions, and strengthening the prevention of infectious diseases and food hygiene education for teachers, cooks and students.

Doctors often hide their illness from patients. what do you think?

From a psychological point of view, most patients will fall into despair after learning that they are terminally ill, and even refuse to continue receiving treatment. Therefore, it is beneficial to cooperate with the treatment and conceal the patient's illness properly. However, if the patient already knows and insists on asking about this matter, the doctor should respect the patient's right to know, tell him the illness gently, and give more guidance to help him tide over the psychological difficulties.

Engels said: "From some small things, we can see a person's good qualities." Please talk about your experience according to the characteristics of nurses' work.

For nurses, small things are really important, and everything should start with small things. No matter big or small, it is related to the overall situation. This is especially true for a person who has just started working. I think this sentence can also be derived as: "some small things can show a person's bad qualities." Quality is an abstract noun and a comprehensive conclusion drawn from countless small things. It makes sense to see the big from the small. I believe everyone is a talent. The key is to use the right place.