China released 丨 Liu Xiangfeng, deputy chief physician of Xiangya Second Hospital of Central South University, was investigated

China Net, August 26. According to the news of the Changsha Discipline Inspection Commission, Liu Xiangfeng, former deputy director of the Hunan Injury Emergency Medical Center and deputy director of Xiangya Second Hospital of Central South University, is suspected of serious violations of the law and is currently undergoing supervision investigations by the Changsha Municipal Supervision Committee.

On August 17, some netizens reported that Liu Xiangfeng, a doctor of Xiangya Second Hospital of Central South University, had a medical style, including frequent treatment of patients with no surgical indications; frequently conducted robotics surgery for emergency patients and charged high fees. Wait, attract widespread attention.

On August 18, the "Instructions on the Issues Relevant Issues on the Internet of Our Hospital of Our Hospital" released by Xiangya Second Hospital of Central South University showed that the hospital set up an investigation team and stopped Liu Xiangfeng's work on August 16 to cooperate with the investigation. A preliminary investigation found that Liu Xiangfeng had irregular behaviors in the medical process. After studying by the hospital, it was decided to avoid Liu Xiangfeng's deputy director of the Hunan Provincial Injury First Aid Center and stopped its prescription rights and surgical permissions. The hospital will conduct further investigations on the clues of Liu Xiangfeng, make corresponding treatment according to the results of the survey, and announce it to the society in a timely manner.

On the afternoon of August 25, Xiangya Second Hospital held a special action launch meeting of "Improvement of Medical Style · Regulatory Medical Acts". The hospital set up a leading group of "Improvement of Medical Style and Standardizing Medical Behavior Actions" and set up a working group. The content of special actions includes warning education, strengthening integrity education, vocational ethics, and law education, standardizing practice behavior, further improvement of medical style, and implementing the "one -vote veto" system for medical ethics.

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