【新唐人2014年06月07日讯】近年来，中国大陆患者家属捅死医生的事件越来越多，医院的保安措施也越来越五花八门，大众多数把医患矛盾的原因归咎于医生没有道德。那么自古以来治病救人、受到尊敬和感恩的医生，为何在当今中国沦为高危职业，我们来看看。
今年4月，江苏丰县某医院门诊部，一位患者因上当受骗，把替自己做包皮手术的医生捅死。3月，哈尔滨也有一名患者因医患纠纷砍死一名医生，并造成3人受伤。
去年，媒体曝光出来的医生被砍伤案件就达到13起。去年10月，浙江温岭市三名医生被患者砍伤，其中一名科主任被砍死。11月，广东三水一医院外科副主任被打到颅脑损伤。5月，武汉市第五医院心血管科医生，被患者家属用水果刀刺伤左后腰。
2007年，湖南省郴州市，因为医患纠纷，最后导致社会矛盾，当局出动武警抓捕数十人。
而在广州不少医院由于不堪医闹搅扰，都有自己的“黑名单”，医生还带着防身刀具上班。
那么到底为甚么，医生和患者之间的关系变得如此紧张？
辽宁大连中心医院主管护士师王春英：“几种抗菌素同时使用，这样容易给患者造成耐药性，细菌还交叉感染，但是医生有好处，价格可以提成，而且尽量用国外抗菌素，因为国外的价格高，提成比较大，还有红包给的多，手术就提前安排，自己点哪个医生上台手术，再有药商到医院，这钱也按比例提成，这样（医生）的灰色收入大大超过他的工资。”
评论指出，自从90年代起中国进行医院产业化改革以来，医院收费以每年20%以上的速度持续增长，医疗从业人员迅速暴富，民众医疗费用支出暴涨，因病致贫、无钱看病变成了普遍现象。
去年10月，河北保定一男子花光了家里所有积蓄，也没有治好自己的病，在没钱治病的情况下，忍痛咬掉3颗牙，还用钢锯把患病的腿锯断。
而另一方面，黑心医生乱作鉴定捞取钱财，甚至盗取病人器官的事件也屡见不鲜。2012年，湖南岳阳一位男性患者，在做脾脏手术过程中，被医生盗取肾脏。而陕西富平产科医生偷卖婴儿已经8年，去年才东窗事发。
美国布朗大学医学院病理及实验医学系助理教授何迈：“其他国家都补助来扶持医院，来帮助老百姓。中共它不给医院钱，让医院从老百姓那边巧夺名目的去从老百姓身上挣钱。老百姓这个医疗费用又是非常高。一方面就是医生抱怨患者不尊重医生﹔另外一方面，患者觉得你这个医院，整天就是在收钱上下功夫。导致关系非常紧张。我总觉得是这种制度和政府的问题，医生和患者都是牺牲品。”
大陆专栏作家陈革非写道，“人道主义、救死扶伤”在今天的中国大陆已经绝迹，医疗成为当今中国社会最肮脏、最缺德的产业。
大陆时政评论员陈明慧：“表象看起来，教育产业化、医疗产业化是赚钱牟利，实际上他是通过这种手段，培养他的亲信，训练他一个庞大的氛围体系，以贪治国，大家屁股都不干净更容易控制，有利可图，底下这些马仔更愿意死心塌地的跟着他走。”
原山西疾控中心官员陈涛安医师：“环境是由国家来造就，如果这个环境是一个惩治善良，奖励罪恶的环境的话，那医生不就变坏了﹔你看现在很多医院都在鼓励医生开大处方、欺骗患者，它鼓励医生干这些事情，就会导致医患关系恶化﹔奖励罪恶把善良的老百姓都惩罚了，对不对？”
中国《人民日报》曾报导，新疆乌鲁木齐市一位被开水烫伤的３岁幼儿，因４家医院拒绝收治，在父母抱着他奔波４个多小时后休克死亡。
采访编辑/刘惠 后制/周天
Chinese Medical Mafia Members Now At High Risk
In recent years, more and more violent incidents such as
family members of patients stabbing doctors happening in China.
Security measures at hospitals are needing to be stepped up..
Most of the public blame the doctor-patient conflicts
on the low morality of doctors.
How did the once highly respected profession since ancient times
become such a high-risk occupation in today’s China?
In April 2014, a deceived patient of the outpatient department
of a county hospital in Jiangsu Province stabbed his doctors to death.
In March, one patient in Harbin also killed a doctor
and injured three people due to doctor-patient disputes.
Media reported 13 cases of doctors being stabbed in 2013.
In October 2013, three doctors were injured by patients at
Wenling City, Zhejiang Province, a director was killed.
In November 2013, a deputy director of the hospital
surgical department in Sanshui City, Guangdong Province
was attacked and incurred head injury.
In May 2013, a cardiovascular surgeon at Wuhan Fifth Hospital
was stabbed in the back by a patient's family.
In 2007, doctor-patient disputes led to social conflicts at
Chenzhou City of Hunan Province.
The authorities sent armed police and arrested dozens of people.
In Guangzhou, many hospitals maintain their own black list
and doctors even bring knives.
So what has caused such a conflicted doctor-patient relationship?
Dalian Central Hospital head nurse Wang Chunying:
"The use of multiple antibiotics simultaneously easily
leads to drug resistance and bacterial cross-infection.
But doctors benefit from it. They get commission.
They try their best to use imported antibiotic brands,
as these are more expensive. So they get more commission.
Also, the more money a patient gives the doctor in the
“Red Envelope,” the earlier the operation will be scheduled,
and the patient can decide which doctor does the operation.
Doctors get commission from Pharmacies and hospitals.
Their grey income greatly exceeded their wages."
Commentators pointed out that since the 90s
when China carried out hospital industrialization,
hospital charges increased at more than 20% each year.
Medical practitioners got rich quickly.
Medical expenses skyrocketed. It is a common phenomenon that
the poor cannot afford medical treatment.
In October 2013, a man from Baoding City, Hebei Province
spent all his savings, but his disease was not cured.
He endured great pain and bit off three teeth.
He sawed off his problem leg with a steel saw.
Evil hearted doctors also scam money to make fake diagnosis.
Even organ theft of patients is not uncommon.
In 2012, the kidney of a male patient from
Yueyang City, Hunan Province was stolen by the doctor
during his spleen surgery.
Another example is the obstetricians from
Fuping City, Shaa’nxi Province stealing and selling babies
for eight years before it was uncovered.
Assistant professor He Mai of the Department of Pathology And
Laboratory Medicine at Brown University School of Medicine;
“Other countries provide grants to support hospitals in
order to help people.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) does not give money to hospitals.
It lets hospitals make money from people.
For the people, the cost of medical treatment is very high.
Doctors complain that patients do not respect doctors,
but patient think that hospitals only focus on making profit.
It has led to a very intense relationship.
I think this is the issue of the system and government.
Both doctors and patients are victims."
China’s columnist Chen Gefei wrote,
"Humanitarian and Saving-Lives” have disappeared in China.
Medical practice has become the dirtiest and
the most immoral industry in today’s China.
Commentator Chen Minghui: "It appears that
industrialization of education and medical treatment
are ways to make money.
Actually it uses this way to develop its team and
to train a huge and corrupt system.
It is easy to control when all the members areinvolved in crimes.
These people will follow its policy steadfastly.”
Former Shanxi Disease Control Center official Chen Taoan:
"The environment is made by the country,
If a society punishes the good and rewards the evil,
then doctors become bad.
Many hospitals encourage doctor to maximize
prescriptions to deceive patients.
It will lead to the deterioration of the doctor-patient relationship.
It rewards the evil and punishes good people, right?"
China's People's Daily once reported that a three-year old child
from Urumqi who was scalded with boiling water
died after four hospitals refused to provide treatment with the parents
running around for four hours.
Interview & Edit/LiuHui Post-Production/ZhouTian
今年4月，江苏丰县某医院门诊部，一位患者因上当受骗，把替自己做包皮手术的医生捅死。3月，哈尔滨也有一名患者因医患纠纷砍死一名医生，并造成3人受伤。
去年，媒体曝光出来的医生被砍伤案件就达到13起。去年10月，浙江温岭市三名医生被患者砍伤，其中一名科主任被砍死。11月，广东三水一医院外科副主任被打到颅脑损伤。5月，武汉市第五医院心血管科医生，被患者家属用水果刀刺伤左后腰。
2007年，湖南省郴州市，因为医患纠纷，最后导致社会矛盾，当局出动武警抓捕数十人。
而在广州不少医院由于不堪医闹搅扰，都有自己的“黑名单”，医生还带着防身刀具上班。
那么到底为甚么，医生和患者之间的关系变得如此紧张？
辽宁大连中心医院主管护士师王春英：“几种抗菌素同时使用，这样容易给患者造成耐药性，细菌还交叉感染，但是医生有好处，价格可以提成，而且尽量用国外抗菌素，因为国外的价格高，提成比较大，还有红包给的多，手术就提前安排，自己点哪个医生上台手术，再有药商到医院，这钱也按比例提成，这样（医生）的灰色收入大大超过他的工资。”
评论指出，自从90年代起中国进行医院产业化改革以来，医院收费以每年20%以上的速度持续增长，医疗从业人员迅速暴富，民众医疗费用支出暴涨，因病致贫、无钱看病变成了普遍现象。
去年10月，河北保定一男子花光了家里所有积蓄，也没有治好自己的病，在没钱治病的情况下，忍痛咬掉3颗牙，还用钢锯把患病的腿锯断。
而另一方面，黑心医生乱作鉴定捞取钱财，甚至盗取病人器官的事件也屡见不鲜。2012年，湖南岳阳一位男性患者，在做脾脏手术过程中，被医生盗取肾脏。而陕西富平产科医生偷卖婴儿已经8年，去年才东窗事发。
美国布朗大学医学院病理及实验医学系助理教授何迈：“其他国家都补助来扶持医院，来帮助老百姓。中共它不给医院钱，让医院从老百姓那边巧夺名目的去从老百姓身上挣钱。老百姓这个医疗费用又是非常高。一方面就是医生抱怨患者不尊重医生﹔另外一方面，患者觉得你这个医院，整天就是在收钱上下功夫。导致关系非常紧张。我总觉得是这种制度和政府的问题，医生和患者都是牺牲品。”
大陆专栏作家陈革非写道，“人道主义、救死扶伤”在今天的中国大陆已经绝迹，医疗成为当今中国社会最肮脏、最缺德的产业。
大陆时政评论员陈明慧：“表象看起来，教育产业化、医疗产业化是赚钱牟利，实际上他是通过这种手段，培养他的亲信，训练他一个庞大的氛围体系，以贪治国，大家屁股都不干净更容易控制，有利可图，底下这些马仔更愿意死心塌地的跟着他走。”
原山西疾控中心官员陈涛安医师：“环境是由国家来造就，如果这个环境是一个惩治善良，奖励罪恶的环境的话，那医生不就变坏了﹔你看现在很多医院都在鼓励医生开大处方、欺骗患者，它鼓励医生干这些事情，就会导致医患关系恶化﹔奖励罪恶把善良的老百姓都惩罚了，对不对？”
中国《人民日报》曾报导，新疆乌鲁木齐市一位被开水烫伤的３岁幼儿，因４家医院拒绝收治，在父母抱着他奔波４个多小时后休克死亡。
采访编辑/刘惠 后制/周天
Chinese Medical Mafia Members Now At High Risk
In recent years, more and more violent incidents such as
family members of patients stabbing doctors happening in China.
Security measures at hospitals are needing to be stepped up..
Most of the public blame the doctor-patient conflicts
on the low morality of doctors.
How did the once highly respected profession since ancient times
become such a high-risk occupation in today’s China?
In April 2014, a deceived patient of the outpatient department
of a county hospital in Jiangsu Province stabbed his doctors to death.
In March, one patient in Harbin also killed a doctor
and injured three people due to doctor-patient disputes.
Media reported 13 cases of doctors being stabbed in 2013.
In October 2013, three doctors were injured by patients at
Wenling City, Zhejiang Province, a director was killed.
In November 2013, a deputy director of the hospital
surgical department in Sanshui City, Guangdong Province
was attacked and incurred head injury.
In May 2013, a cardiovascular surgeon at Wuhan Fifth Hospital
was stabbed in the back by a patient's family.
In 2007, doctor-patient disputes led to social conflicts at
Chenzhou City of Hunan Province.
The authorities sent armed police and arrested dozens of people.
In Guangzhou, many hospitals maintain their own black list
and doctors even bring knives.
So what has caused such a conflicted doctor-patient relationship?
Dalian Central Hospital head nurse Wang Chunying:
"The use of multiple antibiotics simultaneously easily
leads to drug resistance and bacterial cross-infection.
But doctors benefit from it. They get commission.
They try their best to use imported antibiotic brands,
as these are more expensive. So they get more commission.
Also, the more money a patient gives the doctor in the
“Red Envelope,” the earlier the operation will be scheduled,
and the patient can decide which doctor does the operation.
Doctors get commission from Pharmacies and hospitals.
Their grey income greatly exceeded their wages."
Commentators pointed out that since the 90s
when China carried out hospital industrialization,
hospital charges increased at more than 20% each year.
Medical practitioners got rich quickly.
Medical expenses skyrocketed. It is a common phenomenon that
the poor cannot afford medical treatment.
In October 2013, a man from Baoding City, Hebei Province
spent all his savings, but his disease was not cured.
He endured great pain and bit off three teeth.
He sawed off his problem leg with a steel saw.
Evil hearted doctors also scam money to make fake diagnosis.
Even organ theft of patients is not uncommon.
In 2012, the kidney of a male patient from
Yueyang City, Hunan Province was stolen by the doctor
during his spleen surgery.
Another example is the obstetricians from
Fuping City, Shaa’nxi Province stealing and selling babies
for eight years before it was uncovered.
Assistant professor He Mai of the Department of Pathology And
Laboratory Medicine at Brown University School of Medicine;
“Other countries provide grants to support hospitals in
order to help people.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) does not give money to hospitals.
It lets hospitals make money from people.
For the people, the cost of medical treatment is very high.
Doctors complain that patients do not respect doctors,
but patient think that hospitals only focus on making profit.
It has led to a very intense relationship.
I think this is the issue of the system and government.
Both doctors and patients are victims."
China’s columnist Chen Gefei wrote,
"Humanitarian and Saving-Lives” have disappeared in China.
Medical practice has become the dirtiest and
the most immoral industry in today’s China.
Commentator Chen Minghui: "It appears that
industrialization of education and medical treatment
are ways to make money.
Actually it uses this way to develop its team and
to train a huge and corrupt system.
It is easy to control when all the members areinvolved in crimes.
These people will follow its policy steadfastly.”
Former Shanxi Disease Control Center official Chen Taoan:
"The environment is made by the country,
If a society punishes the good and rewards the evil,
then doctors become bad.
Many hospitals encourage doctor to maximize
prescriptions to deceive patients.
It will lead to the deterioration of the doctor-patient relationship.
It rewards the evil and punishes good people, right?"
China's People's Daily once reported that a three-year old child
from Urumqi who was scalded with boiling water
died after four hospitals refused to provide treatment with the parents
running around for four hours.
Interview & Edit/LiuHui Post-Production/ZhouTian
