A Study Of The Characteristics Of Medical Violence Based On News Reports

In recent years, the doctor-patient contradiction is increasingly prominent. The words like "Doctor-patient dispute", "Doctor-patient conflict", "Malignant medical event". "’Hospital violator" etc. frequently appear in the news of newspapers, radio. Internet or other medias. Some of these news is widely known, such as the 3.23 medical violence incident in Harbin Medical University Hospital, the 11.13 injury incident in Anhui Medical University Hospital and the 10.25 violence against doctors in the First People’s Hospital of Wenling. Such violence event is not a few. It not only threatens the personal safety of medical personnel, interferes with the medical order of hospitals, but also hinders the development of the health care industry, affects the harmony and stability of a society. Therefore, it is urgent to be paid attention by researchers. At present, the domestic researches on doctor-patient conflict are mainly from the theoretical perspectives of social, ethical, legal, cultural and management etc. to explore its situation, reasons and measures. These are lack of specific cases or data to support. To gain a better understanding of this problem,306 online news cases have been collected. Based on these news events, this paper aim to study the types, predisposing factors and characteristics of medical violence in China.Firstly, this paper begins with the introduction of the research data. Then we summarize the general situation of medical violence from different dimensions, and analyze the predisposing factors. Secondly, considering the domestic researches and the actual situation of conflict, we propose a classification standards of the medical violence, and confirm the main research types:treatment-emotion conflict, service-emotion conflict and treatment-claim conflict. In view of the above three types, we use case analysis to discuss their definition, triggers, trend and characteristics. Furthermore, this paper explores the corresponding relationship between the various variables and the violent types by using multiple correspondence analysis. After this, the spatial econometric analysis has been used to analyze the spatial distribution characteristics of conflict, while the chi-square test has been used to examine the distribution differences of different types of medical violence. Finally, combining with the results and the reality, we discuss the causes and risk factors of these medical violent conflict, and then put forward some suggestions for the different types of medical violence.