Sunday afternoon, August 30, 2020, I brought my ch...

Sunday afternoon, August 30, 2020, I brought my child to the nearest RS, namely AMC because my child had a fever up to 40C aged 8 months, I was asked various kinds there.
1. At the beginning of my child's action, my child was put in a blow needle up to 4 times by young female and male nurses who cried in pain, my wife told me that she had stopped, but the nurse continued to squeeze until finally other male nurses came only once to insert the blow needle without long it finally entered. Should we see the response of the patient ... especially if this is a child patient. Don't let it be an experimental material. I heard myself the nurse who initially said try here even though if you are not sure if you are in, you don't have to try.
Then the next day,
2. It happened in the treatment room, my child was given medicine at 5.30 in the afternoon, i.e. antibiotics at 7.30 at night, my child was given an anti-biotic again, a female nurse, my wife immediately refused firmly because giving the drug had to be vulnerable 8 hours, what else is antibiotic If the reason is that the nurse does not bother, it is because there is a precept in the progress notes of every nurse's operand. Immediately the nurse came out without saying sorry by slightly slamming the door.
Next...
3. At 2pm at night I pressed the bell to ask for antibiotics, but strangely the bell didn't ring and I pressed the bell which on the bed next to me didn't ring, I thought it turned off the bell immediately I came to the nurse's desk where there was a male nurse was asleep and awake
Aa sorry when the drug injection, the nurse woke up spontaneously saying SAHA, HIM HIM, I said yes mw the drug injection was annoyed with those words I was just silent.
4. After I went home I asked for details on the financing of the house I was sick, but dr gauze said it couldn't be given, I had to wait 10 days. Dr my mind, then where do you tw the total cost of this financing if there are no details.

To be attentive, give medication according to schedule, not just injections, not all patients do not understand the treatment procedure, maybe the patient is a parent who is medical
When you knock on the door, don't go straight in when the room is occupied by one patient, you will understand the meaning
Use an ID card when on duty, even though the nurse uses a mask so that the patient will treat it.
Use polite language and a friendly attitude, because I don't ask to change diapers or change clothes. Cma just ask for basic services.