What conditions should a brain cancer specialist hospital have?

Brain cancer has a professional term in medicine, called glioma, which is one of the most common intracranial malignant tumors. According to statistics summarized at home and abroad, the incidence of glioma is about 10 per 100,000, and the number of deaths from glioma in my country reaches 30,000 per year. Let's take a look at what conditions a brain cancer hospital should have?

1. Pay attention to the medical team. A good hospital usually has a professional and complete medical team. The hospital should not only have chief physicians, but also deputy chief physicians, attending physicians, trainee physicians, etc. These are effective reference standards for measuring the medical team. In addition, the hospital must form its own expert team. At the same time, the medical staff that matches the experts is also a very important reference standard. These medical staff must have good professional knowledge and rich clinical experience. Only in this way can we ensure that patients receive the best hospital treatment.
Second, look at the service attitude. People with brain cancer are already feeling unwell and easily irritable. If they meet a doctor with a stiff service attitude, it is easy to cause many unpleasant incidents. Therefore, it is very reasonable for everyone to ask medical staff to improve their service attitude. Medical staff should always be clearly aware of their social role and status. Under any circumstances, they should treat patients unconditionally, patiently and kindly, and try to meet their reasonable requirements. But the most critical thing is to look at the level of medical technology. It is useless to face patients with a smile all day long if you can't cure the disease.