I. Appointment registration
Community health centers usually adopt the appointment system, and patients can make an appointment by telephone or online platform or go to the community health center for treatment. When making an appointment, you need to provide personal basic information and a brief description of your illness, so that the doctor can understand the patient's situation and arrange the time for seeing a doctor.
Second, reach the community health center.
At the appointed time, patients need to bring valid identity documents to the social health center for treatment. Upon arrival, you need to go to the corresponding department or waiting area to wait for treatment according to the signs or the instructions of the staff.
Third, medical consultation.
In the process of seeing a doctor, patients need to describe their illness, symptoms and medical history in detail to help doctors make accurate diagnosis and treatment suggestions. The doctor will issue a corresponding checklist or prescription according to the patient's condition to guide the patient for follow-up examination or treatment.
Fourth, pay for medicine.
If you need to check or buy drugs, patients need to pay at the payment window. After payment, patients can go to the corresponding departments for examination or take medicine according to the guidelines.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) discharge and follow-up
After seeing a doctor and taking medicine, the patient can be discharged according to the doctor's advice. For patients who need follow-up treatment or follow-up, the doctor will inform them of the relevant precautions and follow-up time, and the patients should cooperate with the treatment as required.
To sum up:
Going to the community health center to see a doctor needs to follow the procedures of making an appointment, arriving at the community health center, seeing a doctor, paying the medicine fee, leaving the hospital, and following up. Patients should actively cooperate with doctors in the process of seeking medical treatment, provide accurate information about their illness and treat them according to the doctor's advice.
Legal basis:
People's Republic of China (PRC) Basic Medical Care and Health Promotion Law
Article 25 provides that:
The state establishes and improves the basic medical and health service system to provide citizens with safe, effective, convenient and inexpensive basic medical and health services. People's governments at or above the county level shall formulate and implement regional health planning and rationally allocate medical and health resources.
Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Medical Practitioners
Article 23 provides that:
When implementing medical, preventive and health care measures and signing relevant medical certificates, doctors must personally check and investigate, and fill in medical documents in time according to regulations, and may not conceal, forge or destroy medical documents and related materials. Doctors shall not issue medical certificates that are irrelevant to their scope of practice or inconsistent with their categories of practice.