the fund management and supervision mechanism is not perfect.

Extended information:

The hospital is an institution that treats and cares for patients, and also does health check-ups and disease prevention. It is a medical institution that is provided with medical check-ups, tests, treatments and other equipment by professional hospital staff, and its service targets are patients, injured people and pregnant women who are aware of or recognize their serious psychological or physical problems.

1 the origin of the Hospital

pinyin: yΟ yuà n

the word hospital comes from Latin meaning "guest", because when it was first established, it was for people to take refuge, but also for leisure, which made people comfortable and had the intention of entertaining. Later, it gradually became a specialized institution for receiving and treating patients.

2 hospital signs

The four Geneva Conventions of August 12, 1949 officially recognize three kinds of battlefield ambulance identification signs, namely, the Red Cross, the Red Crescent, the Red Lion and the Sun. In 1982, the red lion and the sun standard was cancelled. The medical departments of the armed forces, in the process of field service, use such signs to indicate their medical equipment, personnel, vehicles, ships, aircraft, houses, etc., all of which are protected by the Geneva Conventions and shall not be attacked at will.

3 Hospital History

China Hospital History

China is the first country to set up hospitals in the world. As far back as the Western Han Dynasty, the plague was prevalent along the Yellow River, and Liu Che, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, set up medical places in various places, equipped with doctors and medicines to treat the people free of charge.

In the second year of Emperor Han Ping's Yuan Dynasty (AD 2), "people suffering from diseases and epidemics give up their empty houses to buy medicine", which is like an isolated hospital today. The above two historical facts are all contained in Hanshu. In the twenty-first year of Taihe in the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 497), Emperor Xiaowen once set up a "Biefang" in Luoyang for the people to use medicine. There was a "patient's workshop" in the Sui Dynasty to accommodate lepers. In the 22nd year of Kaiyuan in Tang Dynasty (AD 734), there were "Sick Rooms", covering Chang 'an, Luoyang and other places, as well as institutions such as Sad Sun Hospital and General Management Hospital, which took in poor disabled people and beggars.

in the song and Ming dynasties, the organization of hospitals became more and more thorough. at that time, the official hospitals were called "anjifang", the private hospitals were "nursing home" and "shou' an home", and the "child-friendly bureau" run by charities recruited and treated patients in different categories. During the reign of Li Zong Bao You in the Southern Song Dynasty (AD 1253-1258), a man named Liu Zhensun established a "Shou 'an Hospital" in Guangdong. The "Ten Rooms" can accommodate one person, with men in the east and women in the west, and the boundaries are different. "Diagnosis must be done, medicine must be good, and cooking and cooking should be responsible for two children." In addition, if it is cured, it will be funded to return home, and if it dies, it will be buried.