analysis of the status quo for health care and harmonious relationship（分析现状的卫生保健和和谐的关系）.doc

Analysis of the status quo for health care and harmonious relationship [Abstract] In this paper, the relationship between health status and the status quo led to the deep-seated reasons for inductive analysis, and to improve the health relations put forward their views, aims to promote harmonious relations between health care and improve health care quality. [Keywords:] because the current relations between measures of health care Hospital doctors and nurses are the most important part of human resources, health care relationship is due to the different attributes of professional doctors and nurses in the medical activities of professional conduct to establish a relationship of medical activities in the health care relationship is the most basic relationship between the behavior of people ( relationship factors, directly affects the quality of health care services [1] to establish a good relationship both medical ethics medical ethics training and practice specific embodiment of the medical procedures done to relieve patients’ disease, promote patient recovery guarantee. maintain and improve health care relationships, and promote continuous improvement of health care relations, the prevention of medical disputes, building a harmonious health hospitals is an important prerequisite [2,3]. A relationship between the status quo of health care 1.1, and the general nature of the acute disease, often there is a ‘light-heavy health care’ phenomenon. The people at ‘light-heavy health care’ deeply entrenched, medical institutions have no shortage of this phenomenon was generally agreed that the doctor’s main duty is to diagnose and develop treatment plans, carry out nursing care according to medical advice, therefore, the formation of a medical doctor for diagnosis open, leading nurses to perform a clinical affiliation [4,5]. 1.2 in a large number of chronic diseases and elderly patients, the care has drawn increasing attention [6]. Chronic diseases a