The hospital was fined 50,000 yuan and many people were held accountable. On February 9, 2022, according to the official website, the Donggang District Government of Rizhao City, Shandong Province, and Rizhao Central Hospital were warned and fined 50,000 yuan by the Donggang District Health Bureau for "violating the medical information security system and imperfect safeguard measures."
Previously, Rizhao Central Hospital broadcast live gynecological surgeries online, which was accused of exposing patients’ privacy. The Propaganda Department of the Donggang District Committee of Rizhao City informed that the doctor involved, Li Moumou, has been criminally detained and requested to be arrested. His medical practitioner qualification certificate will be canceled and dismissed in accordance with the law. 11 Relevant personnel with leadership responsibilities and direct management responsibilities from the Rizhao Donggang District Government, Rizhao Donggang District Health Bureau and the hospital involved were severely held accountable, and those with direct management responsibilities and important leadership responsibilities were removed from their posts.
Event review 65438+October 65438+On the evening of August 6, 2022, a piece of news that "gynecological surgery was broadcast live on Bilibili by a male doctor" attracted attention on Weibo. A Weibo user said, "Dr. Mi (male) live broadcasts gynecological surgery. This is my comment under the screenshot of the video on Bilibili. The original video on Bilibili has been deleted, but there is evidence of reprinting and recording. So I’m afraid it’s my contribution. This male doctor/anesthesiologist should be found and punished by law." That night, the official Weibo of Rizhao City Public Security Bureau immediately issued a report on the situation. That is to say, around 18+06 hours on June 2022, the Donggang Branch of the Rizhao Municipal Public Security Bureau received reports from the masses that a doctor was suspected of broadcasting gynecological surgery videos online, so they immediately investigated the relevant personnel of the hospital involved, and on 18 The doctor involved, Li, was arrested around the time.
Let’s analyze why this happens.
1. Loss of Doctors’ Professional Ethics The Practicing Physician Law clearly stipulates that doctors must protect patients’ privacy and personal information in accordance with the law during their professional activities. If a patient's privacy is leaked, causing serious consequences, he or she will be given a warning or ordered to suspend practice for not less than six months but not more than one year; if the circumstances are serious, his or her practicing certificate will be revoked; if a crime is constituted, criminal liability will be pursued in accordance with the law.
During gynecological surgeries, secretly filming a patient’s private parts and live-streaming the video is particularly egregious and can be described as “one more crime.” In fact, doctors and nurses, as "angels in white", have higher expectations for the professional quality and professional ethics of this group. In this context, we must be particularly vigilant about "a mouse droppings spoiling a pot of soup", which will harm the image of the medical community and aggravate the tension in the doctor-patient relationship.
Second, for the sake of traffic, this is not the first time that similar live streaming chaos has occurred in a hospital that should fully protect patient privacy. According to media reports alone, a series of controversial incidents have occurred in recent years, such as nurses dispensing medication live and nurses inserting gastric tubes into patients live. This time it has developed to the point of live broadcasting of gynecological surgeries, and this bottom line has been lowered step by step, warning hospitals to strengthen targeted prevention of live broadcast chaos and prevent "black cameras" from invading the medical space at will.
This is another collapse of live broadcast ethics. In recent years, while live broadcasts have become popular, chaos has never stopped. For example, a 23-year-old mentally retarded girl in Changsha, Hunan was used by the anchor to do vulgar live broadcasts. These chaos truly reflect that today, with the emphasis on the development of live broadcast compliance, there are still some anchors who try their best to walk on the edge of law and morality for the sake of traffic.
It’s time to “decontaminate” these illegal and immoral live broadcasts. The platform should have a stronger sense of control and a healthier incentive mechanism, and should not provide any space for abnormal traffic. The corresponding content review mechanism also needs to be further improved. From industry to regulation, there should be more positive actions to cultivate and improve the ethics and laws of live broadcasting.
We need to let the whole society understand that not all scenes can be used as live broadcast material, and not all professions can live broadcast work content at will. It’s time to rebuild society’s sense of live broadcast boundaries!