Traditional writing methods of text diagnosis are as follows

At present, most hospital medical records are printed by computer, and there is basically no handwriting except signature. Therefore, the inpatient medical records are relatively standardized and clear. However, outpatient medical records in many hospitals still need to be handwritten, and we often see some "heavenly medical records", some of which even colleagues can't understand. Therefore, many patients speculate on the Internet whether the doctor did this intentionally or not, and whether it was a "conspiracy"!

It is not surprising that the problem of doctors scribbling medical records should be a common problem. Some people say: I feel unaccustomed when I meet a doctor with neat handwriting. I don't know. This doctor may be a novice.

1, doctor's own font, unique style; For example, an 80-year-old Chinese medicine doctor named Tang, I know that the strokes of every word are inclined to the lower left, forming a triangular font, but the names of medicines are all corrected, which may have been formed when I was in college. Of course, pharmacy pharmacists are used to these words, and you will know at a glance.

2. There are too many patients, and doctors can only "cursive" quickly; If you look carefully, most doctors' handwriting is neat and clear, which makes people understand. However, under the great pressure of receiving medical treatment, in order to save time, and most outpatient prescriptions repeat some proper terms, the handwriting naturally becomes "flying while flying". As the netizen pointed out, it is really necessary to write neatly, fearing that the patients behind will lift the medical table.

Doctors are used to writing abbreviations, because many drug names have multiple names. What kind of drugs is he used to using? Pharmacy will be familiar. This is because of years of accumulation.

4. There are problems with technical terms. It is normal for many non-professionals not to understand the aliases or common names used by doctors, such as dexamethasone, written as DXM, and anti-tuberculosis drug rifampicin RFP. However, for pharmacists, in general, pharmacists are familiar with the drugs in hospital pharmacies. After basically understanding the clinical symptoms, they only need to recognize one or two words when they see the name of the medicine, so they can know what medicine to prepare. There are also some Chinese herbal medicines, such as Eucommia ulmoides Oliv. There is also Pinellia ternata, which is difficult for non-professionals to identify.

To prevent some people from going out to buy medicines prescribed by doctors with the list of medicines, imagine that if you are the owner of this hospital, calculate your cost:

If the patient comes to see you just for the purpose of seeing a doctor, then your hospital will diagnose what the patient has, prescribe medicine according to the symptoms, and prescribe a medicine list. Patients will take those items written on paper by your hospital doctor and go to other stores to buy medicine.