南宁市中医院一名住院的偏瘫患者面对拖欠的8000多元的医药费,决定“走为上策”。在其陪护及家人的里应外合下,该患者冒着生命危险于2000年11月7日凌晨,靠一根长绳从四楼窗口溜下一楼逃之大吉。 像这样要钱不要命的“奇事”对许多大医院也不再是什么新鲜事儿了。欠费逃跑的病人形形色色,医院背负的医疗欠款有增无减。 据悉,北京协和医院自90年代初以来每年欠费人次、欠费金额逐年上升,1998年达到最高值为15678万元;北京大学人民医院近年来每年被拖欠的医疗费用也一直在七十万至一百万元之间徘徊;1999 A hospitalized hemiplegia patient in Nanning City Hospital decided to “take the best policy” in the face of arrears of over 8,000 yuan in medical expenses. In the escort and family members, the patient risked his life in the early morning of November 7, 2000, fled by a long rope from the fourth floor window to escape the next floor. The “miraculous things” that are not worth the money like this are no longer new to many large hospitals. There are all kinds of patients who run out of debt and the medical arrears borne by the hospital continue to increase. It is learnt that since the beginning of the 1990s, the number of arrears paid by the Peking Union Medical College Hospital has been increasing year by year. In 1998, the maximum value was RMB 156.78 million. The Peking University People’s Hospital’s medical expenses that have been owed annually have been in the 700,000 Between one million yuan 徘徊; 1999