Shanghai I Hospital gynaecologists cost $5,000.

In recent days, there have been reports from Shanghai citizens that a specialist in gynaecology and gynaecology in the Qingura district of the University of Jodhan has been charged $5,000 for a special needs clinic, which has sparked a lot of debate among netizens.

The network of hospital officials shows that the maternity and obstetric hospital attached to the University of Jodan is China ' s first specialized maternity hospital and has been ranked second in the list of best professional reputations in Chinese hospitals for many years, and enjoys a high reputation in the field of maternity science throughout the country. At present, the Institute has three campuses: Yang Pu, Huang Pu and Qingpo. The list of registered appointments on the line shows that the Yang Pu and Huangura districts are all marked as “three aces” and the Qingura district is not. It is understood that the Qingura district was officially inaugurated in September 2023, with the financial input of the district and the general administration.

In response to reports from the Internet, journalists consulted the official registration system in the Qingura district and found that, as of 5 June, there had been a special-needs clinic number at a price of $5,000 for a gynaecologist at the school. According to publicly available information and feedback from patients, a well-known expert in the Liu Zhai faculty, known as Liu's first knife, specializes in gynaecology disorders such as cervical cancer and muscular paraplasia.

One patient with a medical experience admittedly said that, for groups with severe health problems in different locations, the cost of accommodation in Shanghai and time away from the province was within an acceptable range. “If a local doctor is in, he can also rob the daily clinic and the special needs number, and Dr. Liu has an expert clinic of $50 and a special needs clinic of $480, which is very difficult to rob.”

The specialist has an expert clinic number of $50 in the other compound.

On 5 June, journalists further combed the booking system and found that the expert ' s price range varied significantly. In the Huangura district, the expert clinic number of $50 was the most popular and had been hard to obtain at the end of June; while the special needs clinic of $480 was available on and after 15 June. Qingura District is relatively large: The most recent special needs number, 1,000 on 10 June, is still available for appointment, and the special requirements number of 5,000 of interest, with the exception of full strength on 18 June, will be hung on 10 and 23 June.

The expert's special needs number is $5,000 to $1,000.

It is worth noting that, following the journalist's attempt to book the $5,000 special needs number and bind the health insurance card, the system will automatically pop up the “Supporting out-of-country self-financing, self-funded patients” page, prompting failure.

In response, staff of the Department of Gynaecology and Gynaecology, affiliated to the University of Jordan, responded that the expert did establish a set of 1,000 yuan (C) and 5,000 yuan (D) in the Qingura district, which is the highest current price for gynaecology in the district. Of these, 5,000 slots are not intended for the first-time population, but are specifically designed for those patients who have been interviewed and identified as the source of the services of the specialist. The first patient needs to give priority to a 1,000-dollar level for regular visits according to the number of residuals. “If a follow-up operation is required, the doctor will then suggest whether the special needs sign ($5,000) should be added, depending on the circumstances of the case.”

In terms of the procedure, it is indicated that if the patient is in contact with a B-time test, the doctor will see it immediately and will not have to repeat it; however, if the TCT, MRI, etc. are involved, the patient will have to re-take it at a new cost of $1,000 after obtaining the report.

With regard to the policy of health insurance reimbursement for public interest, the staff of another court in Qingura District have made it clear that $5,000 in registered fees are not available and are fully self-funded, while $1,000 in registered fees have been included in the health insurance settlement. However, the specific rate of reimbursement varies according to the policy of the place where the patient is insured, and the amount of reimbursement is limited. “According to the above-mentioned local health insurance, $280 can be reimbursed for approximately a dozen dollars.”

On 5 June, the medical supervision department of the compound, the staff of the Qingpo District Health Commission in Shanghai, confirmed the existence of the two special-needs sets, after checking the official registered page of the Qingura Branch.

However, according to its description, 5,000 places are in fact part of the Ministry ' s special needs service, mainly for specific clients such as foreigners; 1,000 places are for special needs clinics for the regular population. In addition to the doctor, the rest of the specialists in the hospital are required to have a regular price of $280 and $480.

According to the staff member, the Qingura branch is attached to a municipal medical institution, the rate for special-needs out-patients is subject to filing and approval by the Shanghai City Board of Health and Safety, and the District Board of Health and Safety does not take responsibility for the processing of prices. When the reporter asked whether the hospital's $5,000 out-patient pricing had been filed with the Municipal Board of Health Services, he replied: “Yes, so it is called a special need and is for a specific group of people”.

“The strain on the number of expert visits is a common phenomenon in the Sancha Hospital throughout the country and is subject to the objective reality of limited time for individual expert visits and the concentration of patients throughout the country.” It reiterated that the 5,000-story special-needs clinic was for specific needs and that no choice was required for ordinary patients.

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In recent days, Ms. Wang of Hebei reported to the Ultimate News that, in March of this year, she was driving through Liaoning Qui Island and was taken to the central hospital of Zhongtao for treatment in a high-speed road accident caused by a car explosion. During this time, the hospital doctor, Wang, physically assaulted her on several occasions and sexually assaulted her on 29 March.

Ms. Wang stated that she had subsequently reported to the police that the Changshan Branch of the Quishima City Public Security Bureau had been reviewed and found that Wang had committed no crime and that no case had been opened. On 26 May, staff of the Central Hospital of Quishima stated that Dr. Wang had been dismissed. According to counsel, the heart of the crime of rape lies in the proof of “violent coercion” and “violation of will”, and the absence of a case by the police may be based on a lack of compulsory evidence and irrefutable consent.

Note of opinion issued by the police

Women claim to have been assaulted by male doctors during hospitalization

Ms. Wang told the press that on 11 March of this year she had taken her car off the outskirts of Hebei Yan to travel to Liaoning City. As the vehicle moved to the Jinha highway south toll station, a large stone appeared in front of the road, which caused her to escape and hit her car, causing multiple tires, bruises on her body and swelling on her head, and was then taken by the traffic police to the central hospital of Zhongtao for treatment.

Ms. Wang indicated that she had been in hospital with high fever and high temperature of 39.9°C, during which she had contacted her sister to take care of herself, but had not arrived because she had no time. Dr. Wang, while examining the treatment, had repeatedly touched her. On 20 March, Ms. Wang wanted to leave the hospital, but the hospital doctor, Wang, did not agree on the grounds that she had not recovered.

There were three beds in the ward, but she was the only one in the room and there were no other patients in the ward at the time of the incident. On the morning of 29 March, Wang came to the ward and made an improper request to have sex with Ms. Wang. For the evidence, Ms. Wang opened the phone recording.

Ms. Wang claimed that at the time, Wang had given water and kissed her, and that, after being rejected, Wang had forcibly violated her. During this period, she had physical resistance and was not called for help because of the fever and fear for her life. She then called the police. According to information received, Ms. Wang had taken the initiative to ask the doctor “Does she like herself”, and the doctor had replied in the affirmative. On the evening of 31 March, she drove home from Quilti.

The contents of the police certificate show that Ms. Wang examined Wang's DNA in the chest swab, that Wang's semen was examined on the paper towel, and that three vaginal swabs were not detected; after an investigation by the police station of Tsuishima City, Lianshan, it was found that Wang's guilt had not been found and a decision was taken not to open the case.

Counsel: Victims ask questions or questions on their own initiative

In response, Ms. Wang considered that the evidence of any violation of her own right was well established and that she did not accept the findings of the police investigation and then filed an administrative review in the hope that Wang would be held legally responsible.

On 26 May, the Ultimate Reporter contacted the central hospital in Zhongtao City, where the staff member stated that Dr. Wang was dismissed.

The police issued a notice not to file a case.

Ultimate journalists contacted Wang Chi, who, after expressing interest, refused to interview and hung up the telephone. Subsequently, the police officers responsible for this matter at the Liangshan Branch of the Chang Island Public Security Bureau stated that the police had indeed not opened a case and could not disclose the circumstances.

The medical records of Ms. Wong.

According to Ma Joon-chul, the lawyer at the Director of Chul-Cheng Law Office in Guangdong, the crux of the crime of rape is to prove “violent coercion” and “against will”. The victim, Ms. Wang, did not call for help when the violation was committed and could easily be considered “interacting” rather than “unilateral coercion” if the other party had taken the initiative to ask whether the other party liked its own recording to be true. However, the conclusion of a case needs to be judged in the light of the circumstances on the ground, and if a woman is unable to resist with a high level of fever and the suspect takes advantage of this particular circumstance to commit an offence, which may amount to acts other than the use of violence, coercion, which deter the woman who is killed from resisting or resisting, and may also constitute rape. The unit concerned shall, taking into account the specific situation of women, determine whether the suspect has committed an act other than violence.